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Dulwich Born And Bred

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  1. Now your reply really has confirmed that you have lost the plot. If you check all my past posts you will see I?m not a business partner to anybody. Seriously, STOP the slandering. ReclaimedBrickPaths Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You sound like his business partner!! Oh dear.
  2. You clearly do not know Nigel, I do, and he is not posing as a salesman. He does a lot for charity. I suggest you tone down your slandering. Furthermore back and side access is adhering to social distancing. ReclaimedBrickPaths Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Someone posing as a good will gardener, entering > elderly and infirm peoples houses is not a good > idea. This is not community spirit, it is blatant > salesmanship and potentially deadly due to the > current social distancing policies. You are > deluded if you think otherwise. This is dangerous > and irresponsible!
  3. Such an abrupt post. No need for it. I?m sure Nigel would only do gardens with side/back access. ReclaimedBrickPaths Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not a good idea, especially if you have no side > access. Your so called elderly person would have > to open the door to you and there would be other > complications undoubtably. > Stick to the government policy Gardenman! Tend > your own garden first...!
  4. That is awful. They have always been lovely and respectful to us.
  5. I usually thank them with a Christmas gift but I?ll be thanking when this is all over with an additional gift for doing a great job, especially given the nature of their job.
  6. They deliver, they are in Nunhead. https://goodcuplondon.com/ https://goodcuplondon.com/shop-coffee
  7. There is a new company called Big Bellys opening in Dulwich and I wonder if they are going to take over Saucy?s site? https://www.instagram.com/mybigbellys/
  8. My child and I both had chicken pox twice. I?ve also had measles.
  9. You are a star Heather. See you for a drink when it?s all over!
  10. There are also items being stolen from doorsteps so if you are expecting anything, make sure you take it in as soon as it arrives.
  11. That is terrible that both numbers are useless :(
  12. Try this number: Reminder: If you are elderly {over 70}, disabled or vulnerable & think you should be on Sainsbury's vulnerable customers list, please get in touch on 08003281700. Pass this information on to a vulnerable neighbour & make sure they're subscribed to the support they're entitled to.
  13. This is the other number for Sainsbury?s: Reminder: If you are elderly {over 70}, disabled or vulnerable & think you should be on Sainsbury's vulnerable customers list, please get in touch on 08003281700. Pass this information on to a vulnerable neighbour & make sure they're subscribed to the support they're entitled to.
  14. I did my clapping from my upstairs window away from everyone. se22cat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I can't help thinking that with the way housing > stock is set out in most of ED, that being at the > doorstep, less than 2 metres apart on many streets > is perhaps not so smart... > > Maybe tweeting support would be a much better > idea.
  15. I agree as the refuse men are already risking germs as it is. The least we can do is bring our own bins in. Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I can't really see the difference between going > into your garden and going into the street. Just > make sure there is no one around
  16. I thought it was out group of volunteers hence I corrected DF who was moaning about it but he didn?t bother to reply when I corrected him as no one was there to drink beer and socialise! ED Bird Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichBorn&Bred Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > That might be the Mutual Aid Volunteers handing > > out flyers for the other volunteers to post > within > > the GG Ward. The group is kept very small. > > > Correct. That would be us. We have small > "gatherings" every 2pm & 7pm. I'm taking the 2pm > shifts, sitting inside with a stack of flyers & > hand writing my number on every one of them. A > volunteer will occassionally come in to drop off > or pick up. We're limiting contact with eachother, > constantly washing hands & have hand sanitizers.
  17. That might be the Mutual Aid Volunteers handing out flyers for the other volunteers to post within the GG Ward. The group is kept very small. DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Was out on Lordship Lane at 12.00 and 13.30 > today. > > No evidence of people boycotting local Pubs. A > few People sitting in EDT at 12.10 and a few more > again 13.30 > > I may assess the situation later tonight by going > out for a walk and getting a Take_Away. > No intention of venturing into any pub. Pub > probably quiet due to no football. > > DulwichFox
  18. Seriously have a word with the supermarkets to stop people selfishly buying up everything in store.
  19. Thank you very much for both your advice. It?s all thankfully sorted now but it wasn?t fun with it being cut off last night and again this morning.
  20. Is anyone else without electricity? Water went off last night and the electricity is off as well. This is on Landells road.
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