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No way. Toasted with butter and nothing else.

boulangerie jade also charging ?1.50. For what it's worth, i think it's perfectly reasonable for an eat in cafe. They're big, proper buns and no, you wouldn't need to eat more than one.

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Otherwise we could say yes, > those potholes in the road are dangerous and could > cause an accident, but if we repair them some > people will take advantage of the smooth road to > speed. Better to fill the holes and build speed bumps

a pack of seven buns from Lidl

dash

Wot Jeremy said. Seriously folks, if you think it's too expensive, don't go there.

I think gates are meant to be open from 7.30 am throughout the year.

You can disguise it as a plastic hedge: http://www.hidbin.ie/the-hidbin.php I like the idea of a giant lace dressed doll, like the ones people used in the 70s to hide toilet rolls, but bigger.

I'm sorry to hear that. People who do this sort of thing are absolute sh*tbags.

It's a shame I always thought it was a nice place. The upstairs 'morrocan' lounge was a hidden gem.

Eh?

PIPs are not easy to get and you have to be assessed by a healthcare professional. It's intended to help people be more independent - it is absoultely not about encouraging dependency. https://www.gov.uk/pip/eligibility

You're lucky in some ways Lou. I have to sit in my lounge watching people hit it over and over again.

Once spoke to someone who'd parked their 4x4 on my front bumper and they didn't seem to understand why I considered it a problem. Moved it forward, but grudgingly and without apology. Infuriating.

Just a moan. Why is it that so many people are incapable of parking without hitting the car behind. You are not meant to nudge the car and then roll forward a bit. This is not a legitimate parking technique. I can't keep replacing my number plate.

DuncanW Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Go Pedler!! > > > http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/battersea-po > wer-station-bans-big-chains-from-9billion-village- > a3205611.html Great news for Pedler.

Thought this was an interesting reading of the budget: http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/mar/17/geoge-osborne-budget-planning-early-election-economic-strategy-scheming

The further attacks on those with disabilities are pretty awful. I agree that some of the other stuff you mention MicMac is positive (except capital gains, where I disagree). But in the contact of less help for those with serious disabilities I think any 'give aways' are difficult to justify.

The cut in capital gains tax (excluding property) is a bit of a give away to wealthy investors. Seems naughty when at the same time cutting disability benefit. I'm supportive of a sugar tax, although like all flat taxes it's regressive (and it'll be unpopular amongst his own back benchers).

...Heber Arms has been closed for over 20 years.

The Hope is an entirely new pub. John the Unicorn was not previously a licenced premises either - so there's two new pubs. Hops, Burns & Black - is a beer shop rather than pub, but also entirely new. Then there is the Flying Pig which was previously an italian resturant, now much more of a pub with food. There is also peckham Springs, Four Quaters, the Nines and I'm sure many others.

A few have new pubs have opened recently - at least in Peckham. Lou / Foxy, please do this. I would definitely visit.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > rahrahrah Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > two new tax allowances for landlords. > > Not found any info on this - all I could find was > related to increased stamp duty. Could you > elabroate? ... Actually, this is my mistake. it's in fact a tax break for those renting out there house (as in airbnb). http://linkis.com/www.standard.co.uk/n/mXKdz

... a gold mine

especially when you ban anyone with children, anyone who has been in the area for less than 30 years, anyone who seems to have disposable income and anyone who reads the Guardian.