mima08
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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/277411951820 Spyke 2-piece motorcycle suit in black and white, dating from 2003. This is a women’s EU size 38 suit, made from 100% premium leather and designed for both comfort and protection. Brand: SpykeYear: 2003Size: Women’s EU 38Material: 100% leatherColour: Black & whiteArmour: CE-approved protection in the back, elbows, chest, and kneecapsConstruction: 2-piece suit (jacket and trousers) with full connecting zipperCondition: Used but in mint, like-new condition – no scuffs, tears, or fading. -
When we had lots of rubble to dispose of, we hired a zip an and took it. Didn't have to pay, but they don't allow vans in Sundays from memory
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It closed a number of years ago - much missed
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The Friends of the Charter School East Dulwich arrange a Christmas Tree sale that raises funds for the school, too. You order on their website before 30 Nov & pick it up on Sat Dec 06 from the school on East Dulwich Grove. Details: 📏 4–7 ft trees 🌲 Fresh from Hole Park in Kent 💷 From £26 — prices unchanged since 2023! 📦 Collection: Sat 6 Dec, 10am–2pm, school sports hall All proceeds support the school, and the sale is open to everyone. Please spread the word to friends, family and neighbours who might want a lovely, locally-sourced tree. ✅ Order here: https://www.pta-events.co.uk/fotcsed/index.cfm?event=event&eventId=107508
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Ideas for week night activities for 14 year old boys
mima08 replied to gingellico's topic in The Family Room Discussion
There's a great badminton club at the Harris girls academy. It runs Friday from 5.30 to 6.45. for more experienced players, they have sessions on Wednesday and Friday, too but that's subject to skill levels -
It was open yesterday evening (Saturday) and fairly busy, too.
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There was another unprovoked attack on Monday this week on a young woman nearby (Anstey Road) at 6.45pm. Don't have any other details, it was posted on a Facebook group by her flatmate. Pretty worrying https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1EGfDrCAST/
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I would also not recommend Polish -had a bad experience with a piercing - poor position, wrong size stud and zero instructions for aftercare. After on the staff attitude, getting looked up and down. After the piercing healed, I went to Superdrug,they were brilliant.
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That seems to be the section where the islands are in the road? If so, we cycle along this road during hockey season on a Sunday morning. In my two years of taking my tween kid, he's been knocked slightly on his bike 3x by drivers too impatient as he's going up the little hill, I've been sworn at and having cars reving behind me as we're going past the bit with the islands (there's not enough space for a car to safely overtake). And that's just on a Sunday morning...I know such infrequent use doesn't necessarily justify the expenditure but it would make me feel safer.
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There are a few hire places (budget, Europcar) off the old Kent road, We've picked up from there before. But our fav (when available) is Hiya Car - it's like Airbnb but for cars...
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New Shops in East Dulwich and Nearby - 2025 Edition
mima08 replied to Joe's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
Not strictly a new place but new to me: stumbled across a fabulous cocktail bar at 210 Rye Lane - we loved the gorgeous, eclectic interior, they make any cocktail you can imagine and will be doing small plates. Think it's called XOTO? opposite the Tesco express at that end of Rye Lane. -
untilPART OF OUR EFFORTS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR THE SCHOOL, SUCH AS BOOKS, CHROMEBOOKS AND OUTSIDE ACTIVITY EQUIPMENT, e.g. TABLE TENNIS TABLES, ETC. Looking for something fun and entertaining to do this Friday night? We’ve got you covered! BLIND WINE TASTING EVENT AT THE CHARTER SCHOOL EAST DULWICH Please feel free to bring friends and family, even those without a direct connection to the school; it’s set to be a fantastic night! https://www.pta-events.co.uk/fotcsed/ Ticket includes a line-up of 4 whites and 4 reds – all served in blind bottle bags. You just need to work out which is which based on our wine expert’s - *Matt from Planet of the Grapes *- expert tasting notes. Come as a team of 4-6, or come along & we will find you a lovely group to work with Price of £32 also includes a glass of bubbles on arrival and a generous cheese & charcuterie board! There’s a raffle with wonderful prizes, including lunch for two at Franklin’s, dinner for two at Ganapati, £50 from The Neighbourhood Vet and more This event will be held in the school dining hall (accessed via the East Dulwich Grove entrance) from 7 pm to 9.30 pm this Friday, 9th May. Book here to reserve your place https://www.pta-events.co.uk/fotcsed. All profits raised go back to the school directly to help enrich the school lives and experience for the kids.
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I've used Carlton Jefferson before and will go back. VERY old school (aka non fancy premises etc) but very knowledgeable with over 30years experience. Prices a lot cheaper that Dulwich podiatric who told me nothing could be done for my condition (Mr Jefferson sorted it quickly) https://maps.app.goo.gl/ksmBPz1XphqPCgSv9
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Cutting down of the Cherry Tree Peckham Rye Park
mima08 replied to Hen123's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
Good to know that there was a notice -it was not there today at 12.30 ish. Not sure why someone would want to remove it? As for the expert assessment, I am just highlighting that it seems to have been misdiagnosed back in 2013 and it could simply be an error based on that diagnosis. -
Cutting down of the Cherry Tree Peckham Rye Park
mima08 replied to Hen123's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
So the contractors have cut some branches off already (see pics) and there is no notice on the tree or area. Someone up thread mentioned the contractors said they would put one up. I am no expert but noticed that the tree seems to be covered in new buds - not really a sign of a tree with deceased roots? I picked up a twig from the ground and saw the buds are green inside as is underneath the twig bark - more likely to be signs of live? Again, I'm no expert but some of the comments above indicate this has been a longstanding wrong diagnosis?
