Milan05

Over the last two homes, we have called on the services of Robert Mills as a safe, current, swift and skilled gas and water expert. The work has ranged from installing and setting up a WiFi- operated efficient boiler, to removing and recycling old water tanks, as well as devising and fitting excellently-thought out pipe arrangements, taking into account spacial considerations, electrics, boxing, aesthetics, skirtings and other facets when you are re-developing a house. He will always consult you before any permanent works are started, e.g. where an external flue is to be situated. Rob is exceptionally knowledgeable and gives a clear and accurate diagnosis and always provides you with options and strategies for the project, working in a partnership. Whilst on site, he is a calm, industrious and considerable practitioner, always alerting to any noise, disturbances, or checking access to spaces like the loft and giving fair warning to people in the spaces. He also gives time before turning on and off any water etc, so you can prepare for the short time there is no running water. So even if you are living in the property, he makes sure that there are work-arounds. Robert is knowledgeable about latest techniques, equipment and legislation related to the industry. He also cares about environmental impact. Robert is licensed to provide you with the GasSafe documentation and follow up service options too so there is long term peace of mind and you can build an on-going, reliable relationship with him. Please do consider him as a local, fair, decent worker. Robert Mills 07952 584 171 He's busy but will always deliver! Please do message me if you'd like any more detail.

Dear all, Due to the kind offers and pro active forum, a suitcase was donated, which enabled absolutely tons of new equipment to be taken to three schools in the Keta /Woe area of the south coast of Ghana. Predominately a fishing economy, a group of Charter students delivered literacy and sports sessions. As a legacy, we were able to use the suitcase to donate: mini hurdles, relay batons, bean bags, parachute with balls, 3 footballs, one volley ball, one dodge ball ( a pump and needle!) a parachute with 16 play balls, two short tennis racquets and 8 tennis balls, a set of resource game ideas resource cards. As well as some sanitary and stationery items. These sports items were demonstrated over the week in collaboration with the ideas of local teachers then left as a lasting resource also used by a local orphanage on visits to the schools. Without the offers, it would have just been a few beanbags. The case on request was left with the school as a storage item. thank you again for the kind offers and enabling of this project!!

In case anyone is renovating or stripping out an old kitchen, I am looking for a base kitchen unit or carcass to house an oven for a temporary set up kitchen. Also looking for a run of worktop at least 180 cm long if anyone is disposing of something like this, I would be happy to collect. thanks Mila

hallo, Do you have a suitcase for a student going to Ghana to teach sports? Taking a parachute, cones, mini hurdles, batons and dodge balls and a pump, then leaving it there for the school If I could have any old suitcase please it would be amazing! Thank you

Just a quick recommendation for Robert Mills - central heating and boiler engineer-If you want a bang on time, friendly, clear, technically up to date and clean professional, please choose Robert Mills. Reliable and helpful consistently.

Eleven years ago.. Crows of Townley Road thread!

I have a spare box if you are in need - it's straightforward to replace it from work next week.

The same kind of notice on a beautiful maple tree on Court Lane, siting 'public safety', just outside the building site of 4 new build houses. Sad to loose established roadside trees Southwark.

no, it was moved from the Churchyard site a good few weeks ago. Thanks

verds Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I emailed St Barnabas, thanks to Milan05 for > suggesting that! They said they could forward the > photo to the couple. I love a happy ending!

Sounds like Christ's Chapel was where the wedding ceremony itself took place as it's adjoined to the Gallery, where the tuktuk must have been exiting to go to the reception - so you could call St Barnabas Parish Office. https://www.stbarnabasdulwich.org/contact-us/

we've had a DPD but Royal Mail put back until Monday

Brian Green in the toy shop should might know - he is exceptionally polite!

bp has with queue of 15 mins. 142.9 Goose green. Calm with forecourt warden

Rockets Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ex- where are the moving it from or to? It's a bit > chaotic around there at the moment as Court Lane > is closed and Thames Water has turned up and > closed the bottom of Woodwarde Road to re-dig the > road they dug up a couple of months ago. Hi, it is being relocated as one of the houses on the evens side is having a drop kerb for parking.. soooo, a street lamp post has been moved first (you can see the old one and the new one - probably the old one is waiting to be decommissioned). And the speed bump was in front of the house so is also being moved to create the drop kerb. I think you have to pay Southwark for all of this work.

415 vaccines were given yesterday from a daily target of 415. A few no shows ( which is why they call around to do their best to use it).

Just opened bookings now -brill! got a gym for 50 mins for first day !

oh gosh well the fans/units on Londis were quite something to listen to back in the day 24/7, best of luck

hi, it's possibly the air cons or fridge/coolant units from pubs, shops or restaurants - there are legal levels for these etc.