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I doubt Tandoori Nights will be open by 6th Sept. The upstairs looked badly damaged last night and it appeared to of spread to SMBS next door. Have not seen it in daylight. Foxy

Notice in window Major Fire in restaurant kitchen Closed until further notice. Foxy

Tandoori nights is closed until Further notice due to a Major fire in their kitchen Foxy

Pistachio is my favourite...so while I was on a day trip to Brighton I thought I would treat myself. No Pistachio anywhere. I was told they do not sell Pistachio because of Nut Allergies. ??? Foxy

flocker spotter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > car type and location of reservoir ? more likely > to be junction or pipe than bottle itself. Back and front washers work fine but runs out after a minute or so. I put in about 2 pints and no leak but as I add more water it starts to leak. DulwichFox.

My Car Washer bottle has developed a leak. It looks like a major task to replace it and would be costly. My builder said he had the same problem and the garage poured some fluid (Sealant) into the water bottle which resolved the problem. Has anyone had this problem and resolved it this way. I'm hoping for a simple solution . Foxy

Yep. I'm in. Where to meet ?? Foxy

Curry Cabin is to become a Fish & Chip Shop with seating area. DulwichFox

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You should NEVER attempt to tackle a Wasps Nest yourself. In social bees and wasps, pheromones act as an alarm. They are secreted by some of the group when they think they are in danger, like if the nest is disturbed or one of them is killed. The rest of the wasps react to the pheromones by swarming out of the nest and attacking the intruder. Wasps can also sting you multiple times. Some people are allergic to Wasp stings. Get in the professionals. DulwichFox

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well, it depends how picky you are about what the > bath and bathroom look like, I suppose. > > I didn't go for the cheapest options and probably > wouldn't again. > > And a new bath would still have to be got past the > towel rail. With flexible couplings the bath would go in on the diagonal and then lower into place..

It is possible that the foundations of the bay are not so deep as to those of the house. May not be as serious as it looks. ??? But the bay will still need to be rebuilt.

Simplest solution would be break up the bath and fit a new one. They aren't that expensive. You will be able to fit flexible couplings if not already fitted. and you can have the taps at the end and live with it. Cheaper than putting up scaffolding and going in through the wall. or having to remove the presumably heated towel rail and having to drain the system and then having to vent the boiler and rads. **Solved**

Mars is Always visible to the Naked Eye, except when in conjunction. its brightness does vary. Foxy.

Thanks R.D. I'm in. Must try harder this season. Foxy

Thank you Siduhe for your help. Looks like the old Police Keyholder Data base has indeed closed down. Foxy

The Alarm company have informed me that it is my responsibility to inform my Local Police Force and Local Environmental Health Authority. The alarm system can be controlled by an App. If the Alarm is activated, I will get an Alert and I can turn it off remotely. Foxy

I have just had a New Alarm System installed. My old system did have registered Key Holders but they are no longer with us. I need to renew my Key Holder details. For East Dulwich / Southwark Can anyone tell me how/where to do this. DulwichFox

PAYE tax rates and thresholds 2018 to 2019 Employee personal allowance ?228 per week ?988 per month ?11,850 per year UK basic tax rate 20% on annual earnings above the PAYE tax threshold and up to ?34,500 UK higher tax rate 40% on annual earnings from ?34,501 to ?150,000 UK additional tax rate 45% on annual earnings above ?150,000 Different rates apply for Scotland, More info.. https://www.gov.uk/guidance/rates-and-thresholds-for-employers-2018-to-2019 DulwichFox

I am certainly no expert on Tax matters but I have been in the same situation back in 2000. I believe you will only be Taxed at the 40% rate for the part of your income above the threshold. DulwichFox

I have used several techniques to get rid of cold callers. 1. I need to inform you that all calls to this number are recorded for security reasons. 2. I need to inform you that all calls to this number are charged at ?3.00 per minute.. 3. Motor car Accident ?? No I don't drive. 4. Windows ? No, I don't use Windows, I use Linux. They work every time. DulwichFox

possibly the tree branch was struck by a bus or high lorry.. ??? foxy

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Personally the last thing I want when I go into a > shop is to be greeted, when I just want to have a > mooch around in peace. > > Unless I know the person concerned, that's > different! So, you are suggesting that Shop Assistants should treat customers they know differently to customers they don't know. Like, chat with their mates whilst ignoring other customers. Any new business would not last 5 minutes if they adopted that attitude. Fox

The fact there were road works is even more reason not to stop. IMHO dulwichfox

A quick delve Please be very careful as criminals have been trying to trick customers into giving out their bank details. They might try to convince you that you owe money on your bill and threaten to disconnect your phone line immediately if you don't pay them over the phone. BT will never disconnect a phone line during the call They might say that you have a fault or virus on your computer and then try to scare you by suggesting that your computer will stop working if you don't take action. They then try to persuade or coerce you into installing software, or ask you to perform commands on your computer with the intention of gaining remote access to your device Source http://bt.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/48253/~/security-warning---fraud-activities-or-scams DulwichFox