Peckhamgatecrasher

Well, 107 for 4 is worth getting up for. I hope they keep up the momentum.

Maybe one of those life coach bods would be of more help?

tommy - try this council website: find your councillor

Eee - you were lucky. Grey Coat Hospital make no such concessions. Daughter been walking to and fro.

Well he's a ringer for Terry Hurlock!

Oh - just heard the news - am very disappointed.

I so happy that Miranda's back!

Back in the USSR - Beatles [tenuous, I know]

So what do we think of the bid? I'm torn between being very proud that we've pulled out all the stops and sent a rather top team, and very cynical that it's all about income generated and not a lot to do with football.

But the white satin could be a lady's favour.

Jeremy wants this for Christmas

's okay - he absolved himself with ECB.

thanks Louisiana, I shall be singing Davy Crockett all evening now!

Mockney Piers is your chap for the PE crossword!

Some leaflet distributors are adorable - particularly the one who was the first person I saw when I ran out of my house in the middle of trying to attach a large shelving unit to the wall, and willingly came into mad woman's house to help hold it in place.

Not even the main pavements (East Dulwich Road by Tescos) have been gritted (or at least hadn't by lunchtime). The only official gritting action I've seen was in Strakers Rd Car park by the cafe.

I haven't seen a gritter trolley, but when I came back from dog walk, someone/council?? had spread sand over the section I mentioned earlier which is a huge help.

James, an observation about icy roads: the raised red paviours by the school crossing seem to be causing an inordinate amount of bother for cars. Tarmac seems to allow grip ok. Perhaps these areas in the district could have priority gritting?

If you are driving, please remember to select a higher gear than first to slowly pull away. My road is teeming with eejits giving it far too many revs and slipping all over the place.

I'm just shocked that noone seems bothered by Callow Locksmiths who have imprisoned a burglar (without trial) in their window.

Don't tell Quids anyone, he'll be insufferable.

On the basis that I've not heard of half of them, Swann.

Oh pr, I didn't mean to make you feel bad, just to inform.

My daughter also suffers migraine but very rarely - about once a year. Her's is preceded by a loss of vision - the first time it happened we were on holiday in Devon and I freaked. She never had the dreams/restless nights that you describe. With hindsight, it probably accounted for the acute stomach aches she used to have as a small child which were diagnosed as IBS at the time, but no diet seemed to help. Both my parents suffer from migraines: dad's are preceded by wavy sight lines and mum's by uncontrollable vomiting so I'm hoping as she gets older that her symptoms don't get any worse.

So pleased for you Moos - I was anxiously awaiting news!