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Explains the three houses built in the 60s and 70s at the bottom of Nutfield Road

Agree about Imagine, it's always made me shudder but I'm appreciating his body of work more and more with the passage of time.

I have now received a letter from the Council regarding this. For those that live close by, it might be worth noting that entertainment and performances are proposed throughout the whole year.

To digress "People who use baby like words such as "crimbo", "sarnie" and "prezzie" the whole time are usually pretty suspect ..." Wasn't it John Lennon who first popularised the term 'Crimbo'?

After having seen the other thread about this started by Siduhe, I emailed the officer concerned to clarify whether the survey posted on the Southwark website about the extension constitutes the "consultation" or whether those living nearby will be contacted for their views. Will post again if / when I get a reply. AM - I'm guessing you must live close by to have received a letter so maybe they're on their way?

Yes, yes, yes and yes

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > That is absolutely ridiculous but no more than I > have come to expect, given SSW's modus operandi > in the past. The kindest way to describe their behaviour is extraordinary and naive, they certainly don't have a clue how to gain support and influence people. Thanks Keira for explaining, I'm sure your calmer and less antagonistic approach will achieve more.

I understand the Diocese do not consider it within their jurisdiction as to whether trees are cut down or not. At the pre-hearing, they made it clear that if FOCC/SWW brought up the subject of tree felling at the full hearing they would be liable for Southwark Council's costs for wasting time.

Far too much over analysis of text here that instead of throwing light on what happened is actually obscuring it Something happened that has raised serious concerns Leave it at that

http://everyonecanmakemoneyonline.com/mycashtable-com-review-scam-or-legit A review of MyCashTable.com

How much did you receive for posting the link on EDF? How much do you have to pay for access to the surveys?

Can't help about cafes but if you're looking for a quiet environment would recommend one of our local libraries if you have a readers ticket. In particular, the new library on Camberwell Green is a very pleasant space. PS. I'm with BT Internet and fingers crossed no problems. Where are you?

But isn't he one himself?

And there was me thinking with the actual opening of M&S it would at last put an end to the rumours about an M&S opening ... here we go again.

Perhaps this time they're unpaving the parking lot to put up paradise

I only went to the cafe under the old management once, the latte they served was so bad I sent it back which being British is not something I usually do and was an even more excrutiating experience. Will give the cafe another try now.

I hope you manage to find the owner and resolve the problem. As well as sympathising with the neighbours, I always feel so sorry for the dog in a situation like this, left alone and clearly unhappy.

Abe_froeman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I guess that's because the road is only clsoed for > half of the market. I'd like to see the whole of > north cross road closed with stalls all the way up > to the actress on both sides. Despite the popularity of the market, it seems to me rare for all the current stall-holders with allocated spaces to actually turn up on a Saturday. Though more will turn up in the run up to Christmas, often the number of stalls is very much depleted so I think attracting stall-holders for a larger market will be difficult.

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This one's got Louisa's name on it: > > http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5 > ,1752776 Louisa and dreamymummy have a lot in common as neither seem able to deal with change very well.

Raising your concerns with the new management might be more productive or did you just want to form a support group?

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > One thing all parties, here and in the US, need > somehow to address is voter apathy. I was > astonished to see these figures this morning: > > 231,556,622 eligible US voters > 46.9% didn't vote > 25.6% voted for Clinton > 25.5% voted for Trump > 1.7% voted for Johnson > > Really almost more worrying than the fact that a > quarter of Americans voted for Trump is the fact > that in a country which prides itself on its > democracy, which has as strongly defined a notion > of citizenship as any free nation in modern > history, nearly half the electorate couldn't be > arsed to vote. I'm not sure it's a case of voter apathy but that many voters couldn't bring themselves to vote for either candidate. I very nearly didn't vote in the last GE for the same reasons.

"Brexit plus plus plus. Something is happening in the Anglo-Saxon world." It's happening on mainland Europe as well (not sure if that counts as the Anglo Saxon world)

lurkey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > I'm currently trying to get my husband to fit the > wireless so we have access to our baby monitor at > the bistro.. > Does this mean you leave your baby alone in the house while you go to the bistro and feel it sufficient to monitor you baby over the internet?

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