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Mirna at the SE22 Piano School tutored our son for his Music GCSE. She's also a singer.

Hi - keen to see this but tickets are a bit pricey, does anyone have a discount code for the Peckham Rye Zippos? Thanks!

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Beano magazine is great and easy to find at newsagents or supermarkets. Junior Week is good, usually only stocked in WHSmith, not local newsagents.

dc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > I understand the sentiment but I think you need to > take into account the nature of the event. I've > been on a number of governing bodies and voluntary > organisations. On every one of them lawyers, > accountants, architects, IT professionals etc have > all given their time and their professional skills > freely and without any thought of remuneration. All the professions listed above are usually well-paid so they can afford to do some pro bono work. Musicians, on the other hand, rarely have any job security; income is erratic; time spent chasing fees owed is onerous; sick pay/holiday/maternity leave is non-existent, the list goes on.

I work for a performing arts company and we did some YouTube videos to promote our drama and speech courses. We used our existing students and offered free lessons in return for helping us out. A deal like that might be more appealing if you do not have sufficient numbers of enrolled students to participate in the project.

Would love to take part in this but sadly am not in that area.

My tenant booked the end of tenancy clean with a company called Fantastic Services and they did a good job so I'll be using them for future cleans to the property: http://www.fantasticservices.com

How about Joanna's in Crystal Palace? http://www.joannas.uk.com

Can anyone suggest a backpack for an 8 year old that will fit with the easyjet hand luggage requirements? A pull along case would be too much of a faff at the airport but I need a backpack that ideally has a couple of sections. So far we've been using the school rucksack!

We were at Gumboots 6 years ago and they didn't have terms and conditions like these. The one about paying even if asked to leave is unusual!

Is there an online list of after-school activities for a Year 4 child? I'm struggling to find anything without a long waiting list. Sporty activities preferred. Thanks

Has anyone been to the Winterlights at Dulwich Picture Gallery and would you recommend it? The ticket price is quite expensive so I'd be keen for some feedback to help decide whether to book it. Pricing is: Saturday & Sunday: ?12 Adults, ?8 Children, Family ticket (2 adults & 2 children) ?36

A barrier would be good - I've had a few footballs to the head! Best not to film under 18s but instead ask someone from the council to come and monitor the situation.

Yes although you don't state what your original beliefs are regarding private education.