Peckhamrye

The school uniform shop on Rye Lane is still there.

Someone's not having a good day pop97 - Happy Christmas.

But back to William Rose that is really bad practice - there are a handful of good independent butchers in the area, the bacon at Flock and Herd in Bellenden Road, Peckham is most assuredly English raised and cured.

There are different husbandry laws in the UK and Denmark, marginally better here, so British pork and bacon costs more because our pigs have a happier life.

Call the Spin a Doctor, Loads of recommendations on here - 07921777428

You can get a spray that will disguise the fact she is in season - that and keeping her on a lead should do the trick.

The white residue is limescale, not sure about the rust though...

You can find out the owner of the property for around ?20 by searching on the Land Registry https://www.gov.uk/search-property-information-land-registry

http://www.glassinlondon.co.uk/ At the bottom of Rye Lane, cut a very tricky bit of glass for me.

I have had similar experiences with several Auction Houses - they are very unlike the jovial ones portrayed on Flog It, where your precious item is at least talked up a bit. I think private sale is the only way to go if you really want to get the value, rather than just dispose of things. So hard clearing houses for departed relations.

Next door to Mr Bao is going to be barbers, Voodoo are after the big double fronted unit just along from that. Brown papered shop along from Pedler is Pizza Pickup.

Written by excellent local food blogger Ginger Gourmand.

In the interest of balance I find DMC Chadwick Road OK. You can get repeat prescriptions and appointments online which is very convenient and there hasn't been too high a turnover of GPs recently.

Dragon Castle closed for refurbishment during May, open again now for your Dim Sum fix!

Very good restaurant, thoroughly recommended. And yes, not new by any means!

If you're after Dim Sum I and several Chinese friends like Dragon Castle at the Elephant - a 343 drops you outside the door.

It's going to be a barbers.

Yes, I shudder to think what the effect of the same fire would have been on our neighbours in Solomon's Passage - it was very reassuring that the fire stopping in our car park worked so well, with no flats affected.

They are small enough to be bounced, just move it.

He has a strong following on here - http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?30,1267036,1705935#msg-1705935

What geneie said.

Artusi in Peckham well worth a visit.

Excellent! They have reached their target - let planning commence!

Well, there is no legal reason why it should be - the question was asked about the Council's money, and that will go to the CIC because councils can't give money to non-constituted bodies. People, like me, who back crowdfund and spacehive projects like this do so knowing there is a risk - if they were solid gold copper bottomed money making machines the banks would fund them. These are projects designed by and for people to provide a service or commodity not make huge amounts of money.

It is ?10k from Southwark Council, not ?65k, and the Lido project is now a CIC - a Community Interest Company which has its own legal responsibilities and accounting procedures, primarily answerable to Company Law.