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btw - I had some "snacks freebies". Delicious.

Ed residents on exhibit in Peckham - my friends are on 19 Wingfield St. - greeting cards, prints, pottery and oil paintings - something for all and cake/coffee etc too! Sat and Sunday - all welcome...

Development plan: a brief description here: http://www.rightrelevance.com/search/articles/hero?article=63a432240e35596171f885ff1ff9bc5977b305b5&query=commercial%20real%20estate&taccount=cre_rr

tbh I bought a 3rd party router and it seems to have solved 99% of my virgin issues - e.g. the issues was the wireless reception in my house more than anything.

FYI - the new proposed... https://consultation.lgbce.org.uk/node/5979

Thanks all --

Hi - Looking for a piper for Sat 23rd for our haggis. Anyone local? Long shot, but, thought I'd try here first...

I'd be very excited to have one of these directly in front of my house!

thanks - v cool!

JAPS is wonderful! Entrance exam - I think if you can keep you and your child happy and unstressed and relaxed on the day of the exam, that goes miles! I'd recommend doing some "extra" entry exams (e.g. applying for a few more schools) before doing the ones for the schools you really want. Good Luck!

Or the health food store on LL across from the Coop...?

Thanks! Churros!

Looks like a great fair - what kind of food will be there?

I'm assuming this was the Grove Vale incident that had traffic blocked a week or so ago... http://news.met.police.uk/news/southwark-man-charged-with-rape-136368?utm_campaign=send_list&utm_medium=email&utm_source=sendgrid

The roads are open and running normally now..

On the car front - we gave ours up two years ago - with a combination of buses, bikes, tubes, trains, and the occasional rented car, life goes on. We have two kids. It is not "completely impractical" -- other ways become the norm and easy quite quickly. To be honest, I expected we would break down and buy a car eventually but we are fine. I know it is not for everyone, but, it is less impossible than you think - I really was daunted by the prospect for sure!

I LOVE the idea (above) of de-packaging things that are overly packaged at the shop. I tend to avoid buying anything overly packaged as I do stuff everything in two bike panniers... There is this German supermarket that does not do packaging -- http://www.businessinsider.com/german-grocery-store-that-doesnt-waste-2014-7?IR=T

still shut...

Utterly pleasant. Had an awesome cheese platter and very good ales. Decent bottle of wine too. Very much recommended.

No - I used to work at the club but am currently just a full-time parent - not employed. I have no idea.

To be honest, I occasionally hear noise from the constitution club into the early hours but given that it is usually a wedding or family celebration on a weekend evening I overlook it as it does not happen terribly often and seems a bit spoil sport as we all have important occasions in our lives. How about a little tolerance given that it is not a regular occurrence? Also - it is possible they may have applied for an extension past their licensed hours?

There's a place in Portland Maine that should be fairly child-free now... http://www.wcsh6.com/story/news/local/portland/2015/07/19/portland-diner-facebook-post/30391407/?fb_ref=Default

Pretty great stuff - fabulous ice fire is an awesome addition.

First pop-up chefs in there will be http://www.smokeandsalt.com

Hi - Just to add to the conversation -- I often cycle down Melborne with my children and very often a speeding car scares my younger son onto the pavement - not ideal as I am trying to get him comfortable on the road. We cycle on roads with cars that travel just as fast, but, those roads are wider or have less parking and offer more space for both cars and bikes and he does not get frightened. I support the feasibility study - if only to make it safer for children who cycle and walk - esp with the new schools opening. To be honest, Melbourne is handy and traffic displaced might not be ideal, but, worth looking at before it is shot down.