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Good luck Luca with your new venture. Hope everything goes well for you. Thank you for providing such a lovely cafe over the years, especially the lovely sourdough bread and icecream.

Hi everyone Does anyone know where I can buy an A4 size photo frame locally? Many thanks :-) Annie

Hi everyone Does anyone know where I can buy an A4 size photo frame locally? Many thanks :-) Annie

Hi everyone, I am in private rented accommodation. I have a yearly assured tenancy agreement due for renewal in early January. My landlord has just proposed a rent increase of 10%. Can he do this with only 4 months notice? I thought they had to give 6 months notice. Does anyone know? Many thanks, Annie

I used to see sparrows, blue tits, blackbirds and jays around my house on a daily basis. Havent seen any for weeks. Am concerned those awful green things are taking over and intimidating our local birds ......

many thanks x

Thank you Annie - sorry, I was getting my messages mixed up and responded to you as Sue x

Thank you Sue x

Thank you Sue - that sounds like what I'm looking for I will try to get there today x

Hi everyone, does anyone know anyone who sells boho silver jewellery, something like a Native American feather pendant for example. Need to buy it today in person for a friend's birthday do this evening. Does anyone know anyone who sells this kind of jewellery in South East London? Thanks, Annie

Hi everyone, does anyone know anyone who sells boho silver jewellery, something like a Native American feather pendant for example. Need to buy it today in person for a friend's birthday do this evening. Does anyone know anyone who sells this kind of jewellery in South East London? Thanks, Annie

Hi everyone Does anyone know where I can get my photo taken for passport application. I tried the photo booth at Sainsburys but the lighting was so bad, my skin looked grey. So would prefer someone to take my photo in normal light :) Many thanks

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > kissthisguy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Although the Ivy would be nice, wouldn't it be > > great to see a non-chain restaurant in Dulwich > > Village? Creative menus are to be found in > Peckham > > eg the Kudu places, Levan, Forza Wine. Shame > ED's > > Terroirs closed and the orig Palmerston is no > > more. Is it that only chains can afford the > rents? > > Rising rents definitely an issue in terms of new > independents. That said we do have a number still > on the Lane. Would be great to see a wider variety of eateries like the ones they have in Peckham. Vietnamese or Lebanese for example.

Hi all Does anyone know if there's anywhere on Lordship Lane that I can get some passport photos? Many thanks

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > malumbu Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > If this was a builder or taxi driver it is > hardly > > front page headlines. Maybe a small section of > a > > local newspaper. > > > > Builders and Taxi Drivers are not in the Public > Eye in the way Zouma is. > > Kurt Happy Zouma is a French professional > footballer who plays as a centre-back for Premier > League club West Ham United and the France > national team. > Salary: 1.44 million EUR (2011) > > As a Professional Footballer one would expect him > to behave as such. > Someone that is looked up to by the 10's x 1,000's > that flock to see him play each week. > An Ambassador to West Ham. > An example to young people. > > To do what He did and Record it and put it on > Social Media is inexcusable. > > He was fined ?250,000 ?? 2 Weeks pay. Peanuts to > him. > What he did reveals what this man is all about. > What he is capable of doing.. > > West Ham need to dump him.. People have long > Memories. > > DulwichFox Well said

indiepanda Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > diable rouge Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > ''Of course they do but can you imagine the > title > > if I included everyone e.g It's going to be > > tough on families, single people, pensioners, > war > > heroes, non binary people and the general > > unwashed?'' > > > > I thought you had it there for a moment. > > > > How about It's going to be tough on...*cue drum > > roll*...everyone > > Exactly!! I wasn't trying to be all snowflakey, > but there's no need to go making out one group is > the only one to suffer when the vast majority of > people are adversly affected in some way by the > financial mess the country is in. > > The policians all seem to go on about "hard > working families" as if other groups don't matter, > I don't understand it. Maybe they think they are > more likely to change who they vote for at the > next election?? Totally agree. Am sick of hearing the phrase "hard working families". What about hard working single people (who often end up subsidising families, by the way).

ab29 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well said Sand12. > > I don't drive or cycle but walk a lot. > > From my experience, I can say that 90% of cyclists > do not acknowledge the fact that the traffic > lights apply to them. > > Pavements are for pedestrians and should remain > so. I totally agree with you. I have noticed that cyclists going through red lights is the norm rather than the exception. When walking on the pavement I frequently have cyclists moving up behind me expecting me to move out of their way. I don't anymore. I behave as though I am deaf (for all they know I might be).

Luckily my hearing is ok so am aware when a cyclist is coming up behind me on the pavement. For people whose hearing is not so good this could really be an issue ......

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Spartacus Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Yesterday I was alerted to a hospital > appointment > > (for yesterday) when I had a call saying they > had > > to move it. > > > > I enquired how they informed me of the original > > appointment and a letter was sent out 3 weeks > > ago. > > > > The backlog at the sorting office is now > causing > > knock on effects to a wider group of > institutions > > and people. > > > > It must depend on the hospital department, but I > get texts reminding me of appointments. > > I'm more concerned with financial stuff sent in > the post. The very late arrival of a bank card > earlier in the year caused me all sorts of > problems which are still reverberating. Yes, same here. I receive details of medical appointments by text and am in favour of that as it saves paper. I am more worried about financial stuff getting lost in the post. And personal items, eg letters from family and friends.

I have just found out from my work colleagues that we were all sent a gift in June. I never received it. So another thing that has either been taken from my doorstep or even before that ......

Signed the petition

Needed to get a repeat prescription from the DMC. Was told to go on the patient access portal and order that way. I went onto my account on the patient portal, but I could not see the "New Request" button anywhere. Has anyone else had this issue and how did you resolve? Thanks, Annie

Because of their size and noise, they do seem to frighten our native garden birds. Just seen two parakeets attacking a blackbird outside ....... they are definitely pests.

Hi Alexander This sounds like a lovely way to spend an evening. I enjoy drawing and have been thinking of doing an art class. Also eating, drinking and meeting new people is always lovely. Can you send me details of when and where you meet? Many thanks Annie

It is even worse for the wildlife that are outdoors and terrified and possible unable to find shelter easily. And all those chemicals and burning embers have to land somewhere .....