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Another recommendation for Polly. We are leaving the area in a couple of weeks so she will have time on a Monday. She's been brilliant, reliable, hard working and does a fab job - I wish I could take her with us!
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My cleaner has a couple of free slots (not sure of the details). She is great, does a thorough job and welcomes feedback. I've had a run of bad luck as far as cleaners go, so Polly has been like a breath of fresh air. Her number is 07727 042636
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My lovely cleaner has a couple of slots I think. She's called polly and she's the best cleaner I've had in ages (have had a run of bad luck in this department). Her number is 07727 042636
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We had a "sleep sheep". - quite a nice cuddly sheep with a sound box inside. Worked a treat for us. I think! Might've been a coincidence though!
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Someone to lay some turf? How much do people reckon it'd cost?
number 2 replied to number 2's topic in Request a Tradesperson
Thank you! I am trying a new strategy today - compost and fast acting grass seed. Last ditch attempt! I did something at some point that worked in particular spot. I wonder whether it was the compost I put down..... -
We tried to do ours on a budget and I really wish we hadn't. It cost around ?4000. Replacing like for like with a proper shower over the bath and some nice tiles. The bloke we used who we found from here basically did a runner once we'd paid and never completely finished e job. Please pm me if you'd like his name to avoid!
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nursery/childminder recommendations Nunhead
number 2 replied to Dollymolly's topic in The Family Room Discussion
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hi, i don't have a child with special needs myself, but i do work in special needs. you could try contacting sunshine house on peckham road. it's the place where all of the children's nhs services are held. i'm pretty sure they have parents' groups. you could also try your local children's centre (usually attached to schools) where they might be able to point you in the right direction. i would go with a childminder if i were you, a good childminder is worth their weight in gold if you find the right one. good luck!
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Does a child need permission to travel without his parents??
number 2 replied to Sol's topic in The Family Room Discussion
Yes, you can always rely on our boy for embarrassment! -
Jah lush, that is magic!
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Does a child need permission to travel without his parents??
number 2 replied to Sol's topic in The Family Room Discussion
I have a different surname from my son and traveled back from France with him alone. We were stopped at passport control where I was questioned about who I was in relation to him. The situation was not improved by him claiming that I wasn't his mother, but an ewok by the name "Chief Chirper" (he was in the midst of his Star Wars obsession at the time). Took some fancy footwork and a very lovely additional passport control official who noticed the first guy's total sense of humour fail to get us back in the country. So yes, I would say take a letter!
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