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Update to the add I put up a couple of day's ago about an old cat I had adopted and how I decided to keep him in at night for fear of foxes having him for lunch. I would just like to add It wasn't an easy decision to make and I did wonder if I was being fair to the cat. I did feel a bit of guilt at first, but this was short lived when I quickly realized this would be nothing to the guilt and heartache I would feel should a fox get him, Or as someone else mentioned the Cat killer get him. It's comforting to see on here that other people are of the same opinion.

I've adopted a cat from a neighbour who moved away. he's an elderly cat who I have become very found of over the last 10months I'm guessing he's about 16 years and although he was out day & night, with the previous owner. I've decided to keep him in at night after hearing about all the fox attacks on cats I'm terrified he want be able to defend himself as he's old. And It would break my heart should the worst happen. He doesn't protest much about being kept in, he gives up after a little while, especially if I give him something nice to eat or just give him lots of love and cuddles. Sometimes we have to be cruel to be kind.

I am on a tight budget, and find the cheap prices and convenience of the store in Lordship lane, extremely helpful. The staff there are amazing, there also helpful & friendly, No such experience in Peckham branch, with there very lengthy cues, & the majority of the staff are Rude and unfriendly. I would be devastated to lose my Iceland and its lovely staff... :(

The ladybirds that have taken up residence in our homes are the imposters.... Our own native beautiful red lady birds, Did not hibernate in our homes in such great numbers I was watching some programme on telly, and heard that they cause a bad smell, and that they bite...