Dulwich Born And Bred

My posts all arrived on time and I had no issues whatsoever. I always required a redelivery if I ever miss a parcel. Over Christmas there were temporary staff helping out and I didn?t get some of my posts until 4-5pm instead of the mornings but I didn?t have any issues at all with missing posts.

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I am half black and I describe black people as black people. Black people call themselves black too. Fancy that. Are we racist to ourselves? But obviously More details would be helpful in the sense of clothes, height, any distinguishing marks? So that we know who to look out for. I hope they are caught soon before they do this to someone else.

Wrong link posted.

Have replied to you both.

I was at the bus stop today and he was there. A lovely chap offered him food, he refused and said he needed cash.

Sorry for the loss of your father James. You have been a source of great support to me when I needed it. My thoughts are with you and your family at this sad time.

Anything Dulwich related isn't junk mail to me and I like my SE22 magazine etc. I just don't like all the fast food flyers and the likes. Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ah, junk mail. > > I'm never sure how that is defined. > > I deliver the booklets for the Dulwich Festival to > some local streets. > > I take the view that people would probably like to > know about it so it isn't junk mail. > > Same in the past with info about street parties > (to houses in the relevant streets, obviously). > > Am I wrong?

I'm in a lot of the times when I get cold callers. My living room faces the front so I see when people come to my door and walk away without ringing the bell/knocking which means that they must have read my sign hence not bothering me and I see the ones who do ring despite the sign. That is what I'm basing it on. Obviously I could be wrong but given that the majority I have seen come to my door and either ring my bell or way away I'm inclined to believe that it doesn't deter most of them. nxjen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > You can't actually tell how well it works > surely? > > > > > > DulwichBorn&Bred Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > It doesn't work 50 percent of the time as > > people > > > still knock on the door. > > > > > > > > > > I'm with AM here. You can tell when it doesn't > work but how can you tell when it DOES work?

I have a child as well so them knocking on the door in the evenings was annoying me hence the sign.

Yes, I have one of the letterbox saying 'No Junk Mail' I still get junk mail. I'm often in when I get cold callers, I just ignore the door after peeping through the spyhole or looking out of the window, that is how I know they visited two times yesterday. I see no point in opening the door just to say 'Thanks but no thanks as I can use the Internet if I want to change suppliers/have a fruit box/buy fish etc'. Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It doesn't include 'No junk mail'. I'm surprised. > > You can't actually tell how well it works surely? > > > DulwichBorn&Bred Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > It doesn't work 50 percent of the time as > people > > still knock on the door. > > > > > > > > Alan Medic Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Love to know what else it says on your door.

It doesn't work 50 percent of the time as people still knock on the door. Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Love to know what else it says on your door.

They knocked my door two times. I ignored as they clearly cannot read since the sign on my door says 'No Salesperson' among other things.

176 to Sydenham? http://wearaboutsschoolwear.co.uk/epages/BT0289.mobile/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/BT0289

There is a uniform shop in West Dulwich.

What is the old Mac and Miller going to be?

Ha! I was one of those girls wearing the red jumpers,my friends and I were a lovely bunch but I'll be the first to admit that were some rough scary girls at Waverley. When my mum used to pop to the shop (where St Christopher's shop next to the cafe is) to pay off for our new beds. When we used to get videos from Blockbusters. When the Offie man on the corner of Landells Road/Lordship Lane would sell us booze even though we were underage. When Hisar was Yilmaz and was constantly visited by the police. When Waverley School used to have a swimming pool. Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It was ther Waverley uniform. I never had a > problem to be honest, but I think my sister did > one day, and they defo had a bit of a rep. > > The P3/184 (later 484) I'd get to Aske's used to > pass Waverley. I swear all the boys were > terrified! ;-)

If you drop me a line I can point you in the direction of the local HE group whereby you can meet local Home Edders for a coffee and chat. vickilee Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hello. I'm also interested in home education. Too > bad I missed the event in March. If other people > are interested in alternative education choices in > the area, shall we organize a meet up to chat over > coffee?

Just in case others are considering Home Educating.

Information on here http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?29,1772236,1794069#msg-1794069

Just spotted this https://www.gumtree.com/p/general-jobs/barber-wanted/1235226189 And this: http://www.portersbarbers.co.uk/location/

Badgers/Cadets ( St John's Ambulance) at Tell Grove Church Hall on East Dulwich Road is good. They do creative things as well life saving skills and holiday camp. As a Cadet, you?ll take part in a full and interactive programme, working towards your Grand Prior Award and volunteering at events. You can: ? learn first aid skills ? volunteer within your community by providing first aid cover at public events, such as football matches and music festivals ? learn leadership and public speaking skills by teaching first aid to other young people ? spend time on weekend residential camps packed with activities, and have the opportunity to compete in international first aid competitions. Telephone:020 7258 3456 [email protected]

Please keep a look out. https://www.southwarknews.co.uk/news/help-police-find-missing-teenager-dulwich/

This is today!