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ED Local do a pick and mix and they let little kids have say 20/50p's worth - pocket money pre cinema, not sure if the new stripy brown shop does that or fixed price ?

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That's fantastic theron2, three cheers indeed!

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Self- mutilating in beggars to gain sympathy has a > very long history - indeed it is almost a > tradition of that profession. As long as you're > not tempted to fall for it it's nice to see the > old ways being kept up. Maybe he could get an Arts > Council grant? He could use it to do a Bikeability course at the Velodrome and might have fewer accidents and scrapy knees. Or collaborate with Franko B..

James Barber you represent the concept of open democracy and as many have said, changed people's lives when they felt they had no way of navigating the system. Your 12 years is immeasurably valued.

This happened on this road a couple of years back on a much larger scale..and the entire road was closed for quite a number of days.

Thank you for all your service and care James.

The Plough, The French House, Anderson's.

Apparently whole classes of 30 kids got in at a time, "and it weighed, 140,000 or 14,00 or 140 or 14 tonnes!?!?"

Hi, On Saturdays there are large vans parked on a couple of the corners off NorthCross Road - on the lines too but they don't see to get tickets.. it makes the whole experience of walking and wandering about less enjoyable - most traders seem to drop off and then park elsewhere but some leave the vans so you have to be extra careful getting out e.g. crossing Nutfield and for cars coming out of Nutfield left past the church can be hairy if large vehicles are parked on the lines. I would like to see it/feel it more a car free area and I think parking has a lot to do with the concept of a car-free space on Saturdays.

Brixton's neon lollipops are fab!

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I live on a road near M and S. I came home one early eve and found a man in my front garden, taking his bags out of my bin. He was not at all perturbed by me coming into the front garden and asking what was happening. He went off down the road and eventually got to a local pub situated on a corner plot, proceeded to start trying to sell whatever was in in his bags.. he had a little compact mirror, in which he would look to see over his shoulder at intervals.. he saw and recognised me as I had followed him, intrigued as to what had been stashed in my bins. He shouted at me for a bit, then walked on. I then asked the pub punters what he had been trying to flog.. they told me - M and S steak and Prosecco!

Could try 64, 64, 64, 64 Zoo Lane...

http://www.2.southwark.gov.uk/info/530/green_and_garden_waste/2119/japanese_knotweed Southwark say on their website they will treat it between March and October for a payment to them.

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