WrightC

Hello everyone, gardener needed for a medium sized garden in Crystal Palace Road. Manly maintenance of lawn and beds needed. Please private me to discuss. I?ll appreciate your help!!

Chick Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So why not just say black? Exactly..!

Exactly!!

Did anyone else experience a power failure this morning on CP Road? woke up at 6.05am to no power for 15 minutes, apparently it went off at 4.01am according to my CCTV. wanted to check this is an area issue and not just my address!

I have plantation shutters and unfortunately they do not block out the light. I wish I purchased the blackout now, however I was advised that the frame is very deep too! I usually use an eye mask if I want to sleep in ;-)

Does anyone know if the Post Office (near m&s) is open today?

Hi there, I wondered if all issues mentioned are now rectified by Saltash? I live on Crystal Palace Road, the quality home investment programme started in January 17. I haven't experienced major issues with Saltash as yet. My windows were painted shut, however I was told by the liaison officer before works started that windows are usually painted shut, once the windows are painted Saltash will arrange with the tenant to open them. I was only told this after mentioning the numerous complaints on this thread. Yesterday a contractor wanted to start painting my front door after 4pm, which is ridiculous, gloss paint can take up to 6hrs to dry and I was not prepared to have my door open until late evening, however if I was at work I dread to think how I would have got into my home. I am keen to know if any of the issues mentioned in this thread have been sorted? If yes, how long did they take to rectify the problem? Thanks in advance

tutorse22 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > @Suffer-not I have not been rude to you and I > would ask you please not to be rude to me either. > I do not expect to change your mind in a brief > exchange on an internet forum, but I'm still going > to put this out there for whatever small benefit > it may be. > > - If you know the person's provenance, in this > case Syria, it would be more respectful and > accurate to call him "Syrian", or, "Syrian chap" > if you must -- although I draw your attention to > the "dated" in the OED definition, and ask you to > consider that the colloquial use of this word in > 2016 is different to what it was long ago. > > - If you know the person's provenance -- whether > it be Syrian, French, Nigerian, Australian, or > wherever - and continue to call him an "immigrant > chap", ask yourself why are not calling him or her > by his/her nationality. > > - Think of another person who is an immigrant. > Think, perhaps, of a friend who has emigrated to > Australia for the good weather. Would you call him > an "immigrant chap"? If not, why not? What about a > white French guy working in Goldman Sachs in New > York. Is he an "immigrant chap"? If not, why not? Well said.

Sorry to hear that Iain. Two wheels were also stolen from my Mercedes early last year, I'm on Crystal Palace Rd. I reported it to the police, but with no joy. I had to change my locking nuts too, apparently this is very common according to Mercedes dealers, which wasn't nice to hear at the time.

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > East Dulwich Dental on Lordship Lane, but only if > you get Nicola Hendy (you can specify) - best > dentist I've ever had, very good with cowards > (me). Agreed Nicola Hendy is the best dentist I've had too.

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It can sometimes help, if you haven't, to leave a > note for the postman asking for the mail to be > posted properly. Even something which has an arrow > pointing to the postbox and 'Please post here' can > help. However some posties have problems with (a) > letter boxes which are at the bottom of doors and > (b) boxes with very tight springs - these can be > genuinely dangerous and many posties suffer > injuries to their fingers in trying to post in > them. Is either of these the case for you? Hi, Thanks for your advise. However I have tried leaving a note on my front door requesting my mail to be posted into my letter box and my mail is still left on the floor. My letter box is not tight or have tight spring, and also located waist height! I cannot see why my post is left on the floor but pure ignorance or a dodgy postman (as per my original post, I have been cloned three times in six months) which is why I started complaining to Royal Mail in the first place.

Minder,unfortunately no, I haven't seen the weekend postman / woman, unless I literally camp at my front door on a Saturday morning which isn't really an option. Thanks for your advice. minder Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > WrightC, have you spoken to your postman/woman? > Realise that might not be possible if you're out > etc. but just a thought?

Thank you all for your messages and advice! I assumed more people had this issue too, however I will still go ahead with another complaint with the manager at Sylvester Rd.

Hi Lynne, I will be printing this thread and taking this to Sylvester Road this week and I will mention your post issues too. Btw you are at threat if your post is also left on your outer porch, as all an opportunist will need is your name and address and your identity could be compromised. Lynne Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ours is often left on the outer porch for anyone > to help themselves to. Hadn't occurred to me to > ccmplain, perhaps I should add my voice to yours.