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Would it not be better if they complained to Southwark and/or Conways??

Someday Never Comes: Creedence Clearwater Revival

Beautiful Brown Eyes: Solomon Burke

In All My Wildest Dreams: Lonnie Donegan

I grew up in Coney Hall and the denizens of West Wickham looked down on us with disdain from the top of the hill. I would say that proximity to the countryside and open green spaces are the big pluses - we used to love playing on Hayes Common as kids. It's a shame that it is still very monocultural but I think Ratty has summed up the pros and cons. I am not sure why Louisa is so enamoured of Bromley. When I moved there in the late 60's it still had some character but now it's now a soul-less, bland shopping mall. From West Wickham I'd head over to Croydon, which (and I never thought I would say this) seems to be undergoing a renaissance with some decent independent shops and cafes along with all of the larger stores.

Beach Baby: First Class

Young Wings Can Fly: Johnny and the Attractions

'Of course they do! Any nation state which has refugee's and asylum seeker's inside their borders should be providing basic care and human rights, whatever country that may be'...... 'However, I do agree that all EU states must take their fair share of asylum seekers and refugees. It seems a shame that this country turned its back on the Italian's by not offering to take at least a proportion of those migrants who were rescued in the med.' 'All this middle class do-gooding is all well and good, but would they return the favour if you or your family were desperate? That's what you need to ask yourself. I've had plenty of crap in my life and no one helped me.'

I Don't Want No Substitute: Annisteen Allen

How Many Times Have You Broken My Heart?: Norah Jones

Have We Become Prisoners: Beverely Crosby

You'd Better Find Yourself Another Fool: LaVern Baker (Yes I had Townleygreen)

Free the Soul Man: La May

Set Me Free: Esther Phillips

What I find aggravating is that they were supposed to have conductors, be air conditioned and allow hop on hop off from the rear platform. I haven't been on one that has a conductor, the air conditioning never seems to work - and you can't open the windows - and the rear doors are always firmly shut. In fact the drivers tend not to open the rear door at all, even when passengers want to get off. When they do open it, there is now an announcement telling you to move away from the door because it sweeps across the platform.

Does anyone know whether we will ever be rid of these buses? I caught one from Oxford Circus today and it was stifling hot, I got back pain from sitting in the impossibly uncomfortable seats, and from what I can see, very few people tapped in so tfl must be losing as much money as they did with the bendy buses. It was a relief to get on a 40 at Medlar Street

You Set My Soul on Fire: Jackie Opel

Am I A Loser From the Start: Eddie Holman

Transmission: Joy Division

Shifting the Atmosphere: Jason Nelson

I've Got Sand in My Shoes: The Drifters

You Got Soul: Johnny Nash

Baby Don't You Go: The Miracles

Soul Dance Number Three: Wilson Pickett

You Can't Love Me (In the Midnight Hour): Ann Mason with little Mac and the Big Boss Sounds