Earl Aelfheah

Your group is superior to all others? Because that what it means to say that 'Jesus Christ is the only way to heaven'. If those signing up to your narrow doctrine will be rewarded with eternity in paradise, what are you suggesting happens to everyone else - hell? Basically what you're saying is 'I am superior, I will be rewarded for my righteousness and anyone who disagrees is damned'. Think about that, is it really what you believe?

Nah, best way to heaven is Bakerloo Line to Charing Cross, then walk down Villiers Street.

I think the biggest issue we have is wealth distribution. It's getting to the point were you've almost got a majority divested from society. Relative wealth matters. Having the vast majority of resources concentrated in the hands of a tiny minority is ridiculous. Despite our training we have to start forming some sort of counter narrative. That's were Corbyn may come in.

World in danger

I think that's only through the central section. Pretty sure that the Thameslink service from Denmark Hill remains fairly unchanged.

You would hope so, but they did vote in Bush, and he is (bizarrely) very popular.

It's different if they're taking up more than one seat, but if they're just sitting apart, you can still sit down next to either of them.

Front runnder for nomination to the Republican leadership! WTF! I thought that with George 'Dubbya', we'd hit the bottom of the barrel, but Trump - seriously? What the hell is wrong with conservatives in America?

The sushi place on the Lane is very good IMO

What happened to innocent until proven guilty? surely were talking about 'alleged victims' until a case has been substantiated?

I think the police should listen to people and thoroughly investigate claims of abuse. That is different from asking people to speak to them anonymously and then briefing the press.

If there were other seats available I don't think it really fair to ask them to move.

I fear that some senior police may be more interested in appearing transparent than getting at the truth.

No one has suggested that victims are to blame for the abuse they've suffered, or that crimes shouldn't be investigated.

Transport in Camberwell (I lived there for a long time) isn't great, but it's better than ED. If you're in North Camberwell then you can pick buses up into town really easily and they're a lot quicker from North of the Green. South, you've got Denmark hill and East, you're within easy relatively easy reach of Oval Tube. also, it's about half the distance to the Southbank compared with Ed, which makes cycling that bit easier. Still needs a tube / metro system with high speed and high frequency services, but that's true of virtually the whole of SE London. As things go in SE, it's about as good as it gets for transport.

... and it's not often I agree with a Telegraph comment piece.

I love our part of London - Only thing which does annoy me is the terrible transport, but generally, it's great and getting better all the time.

Government cover-up assumes that Ted Heath is guilty, which I think is far from proven. Just seen this article in the Telegraph about it, which I think I broadly agree with: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/11784844/The-Edward-Heath-witch-hunt-is-the-stuff-of-Hitlers-dreams.html

Nostradamus eat your heart out.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh behave...maybe Camberwell people are a just a > tiny winy bit defensive...I can't see much > snobiness on this thread? > > In my experience loads of SE22 people (including > me) have lived in Camberwell too. > > I love Camberwell. I spent 15 years there - it has > always been much funkier than SE22 ALWAYs. It has > generally bigger houses in the posh bits it has > marginally better transport links (but to call > them amazing is a bit OTT Come on!!). It's > recentish food rennaissance is great. > > But with a young family rather than a younger > single/couple give me slightly more sedate, > slighly more school choice and a bit further out > SE22. I could have written this myself. Totally agree.

The relationship between the press and the police is far too cosy for my liking. Why are the police holding press conferences outside a dead man's former home?

Is anyone else feeling rather uneasy at the trial by media which is taking place?

A long time ago, I tried to give up fags, but keep smoking weed. I had to take up tobacco again for the sake of my health. Eventually, I had to accept that the only way I'd ever give up the fags for good, was if I quit smoking altogether (which I did). It's a shame, because I still quite fancy the occasional spliff, but know it would lead me back to smoking fags all the time.

I saw a neighbour walking his 4(ish) year old out the house today with a spliff in hand. I'm generally pretty laid back about these things, but taking your kid to nursery, spliff blazing, is a little brazen.

You can park on Quorn Road, or St Francis for free.