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Hi carrotcake How do you know he had JUST stolen them from Marks & Spencer. There is no M&S nearby ?? How did you know about the A ?10 Marks & Spencers voucher! Bit of a coincidence someone just happened to have one. ?? Do not get your story. Foxed Fox.

Yer Come on Andy, you can do it, Come on .... SMIlLE.. Yeeeeeesssssss. Fox.

Tracy Barlow is a fictional character in Coronation Street.. The character has been portrayed/played by 4 different people/actors Born in Jan. 1977. The baby was not really acting. She had kidney failiure in 1994 after taking a dodgy 'E' in a night club. Oh for God sake just read it here... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tracy_Barlow She is currently played by actress Kate Ford.. Who apparantly shops locally.. Fox

There are a lot of things to concider here ... Any premises would need to have Use Class D2 Assembly and Leisure / Cinemas, music and concert halls. This will greatly restrict choice of premises. The building would need to pass stringent Fire Regulations including fire prevention and fire exit facilities. Possibly you will need to provide toilets. Apart from Building Insurance, Public Liability Insurance would be required. Films would need to be Hired and Royalties paid for screening based on number of people attending. You cannot screen any of your own Recorded Media due to Copyright legislation. Further Licences would be needed if any form of Food/Drink that was provided. Back in 1977 ish I ran a Film Club for The Lee Centre Adult Literacy Unit (part of Goldsmiths Colledge) Working with Celluloid and just 1 Projector. Hiring films and organising Couriers to deliver and return films. Usually 4-5 cans per film. Organising licences and advertising. Keeping Accounts.. It was hard work even though the builing and nessesary facilities were already in place. Just scrapping the surface here, but it is not just a case of projecting a film and getting a few folk to pop up. Finding the right material is not easy if you need to get bums on seats. You cannot start any business on the Whim of a dozen or so people. My Film Club was stopped by Goldsmiths Colledge as 'I was not a Quallified projectionist' and they wanted to run it. But they never did. Fox.

The Market and late night bars and takeaways have led to an influx of people to the area. They leave a lot of their rubbish behind. E.D. is no longer an undiscovered Gem. Sadly the place is rapidly becoming a diagrace. Discarded Kebab, Fried Chicken and Pizza boxes... Piles of Tat outside the numerous Charity Shops, Beggars, Drunks. Not a pretty site.. I suppose asking some people to place their Rubbish in a bin.... .. is like expecting a bear to crap in a toilet.. Fox.

From Old Kent Rd. Trafalgar Ave. Willobrook Brige. Peckham Hill St. Then right onto Peckam Rd. passed top/bottom of Rye lane along to Harris Academe where it stops. http://www.london2012.com/torch-relay/route/ all dates. Just click on 26th July and expand. Fox.

Think I may give it a miss this time round.. .. and catch it next time... Fox.

Me too.. Not at all interested... WHO CARES WHO WINS. Foxy

Well as I am not going to the Olympics so I do not care what beer they are selling or how much it costs. I can buy a case of 12 Peronis for ?13.00 (Tescos) and watch the Olympics at home in the dry. Or do something completely different.. Fox

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox - a decent list I'm sure, but how many > could supply the kind of quantities needed? Well...Meantime is London?s second largest brewery after Fuller?s, so they could.. And Meantime / Greenwich kinda works for the Olympics don't you think. Fox

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Like which English lager did you have in mind? Mhmmm... Cotswold Brewing Company, Premium Lager, 5% Leeds Brewery, Leodis, 4.6% Meantime, Helles, 4.4% West, St Mungo, 5% Zero Degrees, Pilsner, 4.8%; Dark Lager, 4.6% St Austell, Korev, 4.8% Thornbridge, Italia, 4.7% Freedom, Pilsner, 5% Taddington Brewery, Moravka Premium, 5% BrewDog, ABD, 7.5% http://www.sabotagetimes.com/life/top-10-summer-lagers/ Fox

Administrator Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Le Chandelier and Fabric. That's the complete list > after 6 years of the forum being online. You have forgot about the Greek place. Foxy.

Ok.. So we now have a couple of businesses who have expressed their wish that they are no longer mentioned here on The ED Forum.. Fair enough. Where does this leave people who have experianced poor service elsewhere. ? Are they NOT to post negative comments even when justified. ?? Can we really not discuss both good and bad experiances any more ? What is the way forward. ? This really needs to be made clear. Fox

Tarriff for proposed E.D. Cinema. The Fox Ticket prices Front Row. ?20.00 (5 Seats Available) Middle Row ?15.00 (8 Seats Available) Back row ?10.00 (12 Seats Available) 10% Discount on Children under 3 years old. Foot long Hot Dog ?7.50 Popcorn ?4.50 (Small) ?6.00 (Large) ?8.00 (Mega family Bucket) Ice Cream 100ml ?3.50 Soft Drink 330ml ?3.50 Prices may vary. 21st Centuary Fox

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Fox > > The building sits on top of one of London's main > train stations. Why would you want to drive there? I think the joke was wasted on you... The fact that you can see for I don't know how many miles.. would not matter where you parked it. Like Camberwell..??? Why do folk here take eveything so litterally ? Having said that.... Having worked in that area for most of the last 20 years (pre 2008) I can assure you many people do try and park there and regularly get clamped or removed.. Fox.

Well you can pay ?25.00 and if your eyesight is good enough... .... you might be able to see your car being towed away... Foxy.

The Shard officially opens today... When it opens to the Public it will cost ?25.00 to see the view from the Viewing Gallery. They estimate there will be 1,000,000 spectators a year. You can get around paying this money by buying your own appartment... Estimated cost ?50M. The shard has approx 40 parking spaces. Bargain.. Fox

Just Remember! Any Cinema in East Dulwich will need to provide space for all the Buggies. Fox.

Well speaking to an employee of Iceland's they are all very well aware it is going.. I suspect M&S will not take it over and that the site may remain empty for a while. Probably will become offices... with some accommodation... Happy now M&S supporters. ? Fox

TV ad ???? Ok Edited as I finally got someting. Not sure where ?? Fox

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Fox, obviously you are likely to get beter stuff > if you go to a butcher for meat and a greengrocer > for fruit and veg, but it is also sometimes more > convenient to get everything in one place. I hardly ever go to a Butchers (especially William Rose) Buy on Sat for Sunday only to find it has gone off despite being put in the fridge withing 5-10 mins of purchase. I use mainly ASDA. Meat there is very good and cheaper than the other main Supermarkets.. Tend to eat mostly Frozen Veg. Better that most 'Fresh' ??? Veg. Fox.

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Got a mail from BT advising they are closing their free web hosting service.. If you use BT for Web Hosting and want to stay with BT you will have to sign up to 1 of 2 pacages. Starter Web Hosting ?5.00 p/month ex vat.. 1 inclusive domain (co.uk OR org.uk) 5GB Web space 48GB Bandwidth or Professional Web Hosting. ?15.00 p/month ex vat.. 2 domain names included Unlimited web space Over 1,000 customisable templates Search optimisation tool eMarketing capability 24/7 dedicated support No mention of MySQL , PHP Support. Time to move on I think... Fox.

Well I do use the Co-op when I am desperate... Not very often. I mainly use the Co-op to pay my Utilities Bills. .. But I like fresh food so I go elsewhere where food IS fresher AND cheaper. Why pay More for Less.. The Co-op is as sad excuse for a shop. With poor quality food. I have stopped buying Meat there. I do not even own a dog. Fox. Not actually a Fox.

davidh Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > they had self check out when it was a somerfield > toilet, but they were removed. I would have said > the co-op would need more like a year to come up > to even bog standard. the place is ghastly and the > food not fresh enough It is true that much of the food is reduced because the use by date is current or has just 1 day to go. As for loose veg which is not dated.. who knows ?? Fox..