Jennys

Do tell me where please. The toothpaste I buy is up to ?3 elsewhere.

I also love Poundland, especially for toothpaste etc.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think this is disgraceful for anyone living this > end of ED and I for one am very disappointed and > angry about this move. Some people aren't in a > position to have to walk or jump buses when they > need a PO and some of us have better things to be > getting on with than desperately trying to find a > parking space around LL of an afternoon when all > we want is to pay a bill or send off a letter, > collect pension or whatever it is you do on one of > their branches. > > Can we not do something about this? It is becoming > unacceptable. Rye Lane and now this one. The > queues are long enough in the LL main branch as it > is. Disgraceful. > > Louisa. I am surprised you cannot manage to get to the main Lordship Lane post office when you apparently always shopped at Iceland which was in the same parade of shops as the Post Office.

jacks09 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Let's not go into whether Cats should be allowed > to roam on this thread.....The guy/gal doing the > mutilating is a horrible horrible human and we > should focus on capturing him/her. Agreed, this shouldn't turn into a debate about whether cats should be allowed out unaccompanied.

Jules-and-Boo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > a simple solution would be to introduce a one way > system (yes! for people!).... those getting off > use the walkway - those getting on use the front > stairs to the platforms. > > the little time delay in exiting the staion from > the train should reduce congestion from each train > - i.e. those getting on and off don't use same > stairs at same time. A good idea but wouldn't this cause problems for people who need to use the lifts such as people with disabilities or with prams and pushchairs, bikes, etc.

Hope the mail you are waiting for arrives quickly.

Yes, we have had post as normal.

Some good wedding ideas to save money in The Guardian "money" section today.

I agree with Buddug.

I think it should be removed.

Pickle your puss is a wuzz

You could even borrow a cat or borrow and put a used cat litter tray in your home. Apparently the smell of cat were will encourage mice to go and live elsewhere. We have two cats and don't have mice.

If a CPZ is introduced won't people with large enough front gardens apply for dropped curbs and then turn their garden into their car park making the area less attractive, less likely to attract bees and wildlife as there would be less plants and also less room for rainwater to drain away.

I still see local cats out at night. I don't know whose cats they are so I can't suggest to their owners that they are kept in after dark. Please can everyone try to ensure that neighbours with pets are aware of what is happening.