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I'd like to recommend DS Repairs for anyone looking for handyman or repair services. They responded quickly and did a very good job at reasonable rates. Contact Daniel Santa on 07580 377 153 or [email protected]

I would also like to recommend Niko the plumber. After reading these recommendations above, I called him for a urgent shower fix and he came round very quickly, suggested replacing a part rather than pulling out the whole, and got it done quickly. Excellent plumber.

Photographer required to work on an informal, freelance basis with another photographer (based in the Bellenden area) working for estate agents in South East London. Would suit student or newly qualified photographer who is looking for additional, ad-hoc income to support their own projects. This person would also need to produce property floorplans. Training provided for floorplans. This person would need to have their own equipment including basic tripod, digital SLR camera and wide angle lens. Please do not reply to this post. To arrange an informal chat please send an email to [email protected] stating what area of London you live in, a brief summary of what work or study you are currently doing and what experience you have (if any) of interior photography. Experience of interior photography is useful but not necessary as training can be provided.

I second this recommendation: we've just used Michael Rose for the third time and he's great. He's very fast, reliable and turns up when he says he's going to. As above Michael is on 07712 121 359

Oh that would certainly explain it. Looks like I need to go back to the basic pages on the tfl pages. thanks for that

Dear Barry, Query regarding child oyster cards on London Overground services I use London Overground services a lot between Peckham Rye/East Dulwich and central London. I'm so excited about being able to finally use my Oyster card to do this, rather than queuing for tickets in Peckham Rye. My question is about whether or not I need to get my 6 year old his own Oyster card. My assumption was yes, since I have been needing to pay for him to travel on the London Overground train since he was 5. So I went to the Post Office to get an application form for his Oyster card and saw on the notes that it said: "Up to 4 children aged 5 to 10 can travel free on Tube, DLR, London Overground and some National Rail services if accompanied by an adult and do not need a 5-10 Oyster photocard". The Oyster website says the same thing - see http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tickets/faresandtickets/1063.aspx#section-3. I'm confused now about whether or not I need to pay for my son on the overground and whether I need to get him an Oyster. I have always paid before the Oyster system but the official documentation now seems to say I don't need to. I have called the Oyster help line. They were pretty useless and said that I DO need to pay for my son on Overground services but could not explain why the application form and the OYster website says the opposite. Please could you advise. Kind regards.