Lynne

Judging by the number of people clutching A-Zs and estate agents brochures looking lost around Lordship Lane, a lot of roads are sort after. Lynne

just a personal view, but I'd rather have had the money that was spent on automatic doors etc spent on staff Lynne

I was there yesteday, very noisy with people sitting in the aisles so you couldn't get at the shelves. Apart from stopping borrowers finding books, surely this is against Health and Safety? Was in my day. And yes, they're back to their old practices of having more books piled up that on the shelves. 5 trollies full of books, at least 4 bins overflowing and books just piled up around the terminals. If we can't find the books, we can't borrow them!!! And sorry to hear about the troubles. Being a librarian is not the nice quiet job you see on the TV. It's easier to control if you don't let the situations develop, may I say Lynne

Contact Council. if it'd professional builders they're limited in their hours - no Saturday afternoons and I think not Sundays. Lynne

Lewisham used to, subject to approval Lambeth might too Lynne.

I agree, nice and light and easy to use. But I can't see that the actual stock, which is after all why we go, has improved Lynne

One on Sunday mornings behind Dulwich Hamlet ground. Large expensive one in battersea Sunday afternoons Lynne. St John's school having one on Saturday 23rd lynne

What's going to happen to Runcents? Lynne

I've never heard that asking for information is axe-grinding. Who was responsible for the Freedom of Information Act? The Royal Society of Axe sharpeners and chopper makers? Lynne

Perhaps they will be able to spend some time actually shelving the returned books. My record is 7 trollies full, almost as many as actually on the shelves Lynne

I agree, maxxi, that you often feel that you're invisible. Perhaps self service will be quicker if that's all the service you need, but people will still be losing their jobs, I imagine Lynne

Does anyone really think that self service terminals are there for the benefit of the public? They're just there so staff levels can be reduced Lynne

Is there anyone who could tell me about the current state of the east Dulwich Society? I don't think it's there to fund the 2013 fair,by the sound of it, unless it agrees to. Lynne

Would you like to tell us a bit more about the East Dulwich Society? Your entry, though informative up to a point, was a little lacking in details For instance, does it have any connection with the east Dulwich Society of a few years ago? Lynne

I once saw a rat in Sainbury's car park. As I thought a food retailer might want to know I told the woman at the Customer desk. "Oh yes, " she said " I often see them when I come in early", Ah, I thought Lynne

Our door bell connects to a neighbour's bell too Lynne

the "Dwelling units" just past the Mind shop on Grove Vale get my vote Lynne

A woman had had her purse stolen when I was there last week. A man was hiding behind the recycling bins but I think he was just trying to get things out of the electrical bin Lynne

Used to be an East Dulwich Society, but I don't think it's still going Lynne

Sink it into the garden and use as a pond Lynne

Thanks, Lameduck. Next time I'm worried, I'll just call "Lameduck to the rescue" and the police will take me away instead Lynne

It must be wonderful to be so righteous. Personally, if anyone, clearly deranged, started shouting abuse at me, as a female pensioner I would be extremely glad to see a policeman, because I very much doubt that anyone else would come to my help. My sympathies for the other person would come some way behind my fright. Obviously I am the only person in ED who feels like this. Lynnee

If you climb to the top of Dawson Heights, you can see so far that you can see places where they eat sliced bread. Lynne

Not before you send us a photo, please Lynne

I've just rung the FHp, appointment? January4th Lynne