ironjawcannon

This Saturday 9th Book sale. At the Copleston Centre SE15 from 10.30 to 12.30. Also CD'S DVD's and delicious homemade cakes and freshly made coffee and tea. In aid of the Day Centre For Asylum Seekers. All welcome. Come and meet your neighbours and friends and friends! See you there!

Book sale 12th Saturday at the Copleston Centre Copleston Rd SE15. From 10.30 to 12.30. Also delicious homemade cakes, coffee and tea. In aaid of the Southwark Day Centre For Asylum Seekers. All welcome! Come and meet your neighbours and friends!

TODAY Book Sale 10.30 to 12.30 at Copleston Centre , Copleston Road Se15.also coffee, tea and delicious homemade cakes! Proceeds on behalf of the Day Centre For Asylum Seekers. All welcome! Come and meet you neighbours and friends. See you there.....

This Saturday, Book Sale at the Copleston Centre in Copleston Road SE15. From 10.30 to 12.30. Also CD'S and DVD's. Delicious homemade cakes, coffee and tea. In Aid of the Day Centre For Asylum Seekers. All welcome! Come and meet your neighbours and friends! See you there.. ..

BOOK SALE this Saturday at Copleston Centre, Copleston Road SE15. From 10.30 to 12.30. Books, CD's and DVD's but also delicious homemade cakes with coffee or tea. In aid of the Day Centre For Asylum Seekers. All welcome, come and meet your friends and neighbours!

Monthly Book Sale this Saturday 9th March at The Copleston Centre in Copleston Road. From 10.30 to 12.30 Books but also CD's, DVD's,and delicious homemade cakes, tea and coffee. In aid of the Southwark Day Centre For Asylum Seekers. All welcome.Come and meet your friends and neighbours.

This Saturday 10.30 to 12.30. Books, Cds, DVD's, Delicious homemade cakes and good coffee and tea. In aid of Southwark Day Centre for Asylum Seekers. All welcome and a great place to meet your neighbours and friends! See you there! Copleston Centre, Copleston Road SE15

Monthly book sale! #Copleston centre. Se15. From 10.30-12.30 this Saturday. Books, cds, dvds but also delicious homemade cakes, tea and coffee! All welcome! Come and meet neighbours and friends. In aid of Southwark Day Centre For Asylum Seekers. #Peckham #Eastdulwich

...at the Copleston Centre, Copleston Road SE15 this Saturday Feb 10th. 10.30 to 12.30. Books, CDS,DVDS, delicious cakes and good coffee. In aid of the Southwark Day Centre For Asylum Seekers. All welcome. Come and meet your neighbours and friends.

from 10.30 to 12.30 today. Booksale at the Copleston Centre in Copleston Road SE15. Books CDs DVDs and delicious homemade cakes and good coffee. All in aid of Southwark Day Centre for Asylum Seekers. Book sale is monthly. Come and meet your friends . All welcome

because of other nearby CPZ's that have started recently the Dog Kennel hill area has sadly becone very difficult to park in and we will have to go to residents parking now too.

Book Sale with home made cakes and coffee/tea. This Saturday 10.30 to 12.30 11th November at The Copleston Centre (Copleston Road is off Grove Vale) In aid of the day centre for asylum seekers. All welcome! This runs 2nd Saturday every month. See you there ....

I'd be really sad if Chener closes. My favourite book shop. I suppose John is allowed to retire though!?

ironjawcannon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Book and dvd sale - also homemade cakes and > beverages! This Saturday at the Copleston Centre > in Copleston Road from 10.00 to 12.00. In aid of > the day centre for asylum seekers. (Book sale held > monthly) All welcome! Sorry time correction...it's from 10.30 to 12.30

Book and dvd sale - also homemade cakes and beverages! This Saturday at the Copleston Centre in Copleston Road from 10.00 to 12.00. In aid of the day centre for asylum seekers. (Book sale held monthly) All welcome!

Exploring Dulwich. Meet Pavilion Cafe in the middle of Dulwich Park (SE21 7EA) at 10am. Back at 12 noon. Start Dulwich Park, then up Dawsons Hill for the view. Next across to Dulwich Hamlet football stadium and down Greendale to Dulwich Village. Continuing south past Dulwich Picture Gallery and Dulwich College to the only Toll Gate in London. Then loop up to Kingswood House, aka Bovril Castle, back through Bel Air Park, on to Herne Hill Velodrome, and back to Dulwich Park. An easy 2 hour ride. Shorter than usual (14,8km) to allow for walking up the steeper bit of the ascent of Dawsons Hill. Route at https://goo.gl/NSRbDL Run by Southwark Cyclist but ALL welcome

Just had a bathroom refurb by Ward Brothers Bathrooms Ltd. 0208 656 9851 They were conscientious, efficient and took great care with their work, nothing was too much trouble . Very good finish. And finished before time. Highly recommend them.

Yes do try cycling. I restarted cycling about 20 years ago and cycled to islington. I am now retired (at 67) but despite arthritis in knees i love to cycle. The separated cycle lanes are growing in number and there is a very good cycle route circling the elephant and castle. One of the quietest bridges is Southwark (good for St Paul's) with a separate cycle bit. The new lower Thames Street cycle lanes are already part useable and are a joy to use! Do see if you can get hold of the TFL cycle maps they are very good for quiet routes etc. Also join London Cycling campaign and get free third party insurance too, the local Southawark group hold regular led rides on some Saturdays which is great for anxious starters. My bike is still the same bike, costing ?250. It is a bit heavy but reliable, so you can see how cheap cycling can be. And of course healthier despite general pollution.

I learnt recently at Dulwich leisure centre that Fusion have lost the contract and another company are taking over.

Give Lidl a try, (as mentioned earlier) delicious and only 29p so can eat several......

camberwell , grove hill road out too. Now on!

edcam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I agree to an extent that it is to be expected but > still think it's not unreasonable to be allowed to > go about your business without your personal space > being constantly invaded. > > Jeremy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- I agree with this it is only fair to allow people some ordinary life, without people treating them differently. Happened to my husband at one time, when our children were small, and our lives were made so miserable that we eventually went out as a family but without him. > ----- > > I don't totally agree edcam, if someone has > chosen > > to pursue a career in the public eye then they > > have to expect a certain amount of this kind of > > thing (although clearly there are limits). > > > > Although I agree with what maxxi said, it's > really > > not particularly surprising that the odd > celebrity > > pops up, even one as apparently high calibre as > > this.

this is Paul's right? i have found the same. He has been very generous and helpful, well worth supporting.

the so called research that appeared to show there was a link with autism has been shown to be rubbish , by more studies and scrutiny of the original conclusion but unfortunately the idea has remained and been circulated. this has caused many parents to refuse the mmr and there have been serious outbreaks of measles which is a serious and damaging disease. Speak to you GP about your fears so that you can be reassured.

I love those cottages , they have a great feel about them. If you need more space why not try to purchase the building supply place further up the road adjacent to the ex- garden centre?