GrumpyGranny

Yes I agree that DMC on Chadwick Road is pretty awful. Like a curate's egg they are good in parts (small parts)- the reception staff are either grudging or patronising.

sandyman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well this is exciting. We paid our ?25 subs last > week and are still waiting for a sticker to put on > our brown bin. Except that we now no longer have a > brown bin... Yes exactly the same here......

I am in a parking zone in Camberwell. Yes the residents can park easier now BUT there are lots of downsides. I'd say partial timings is the only way to go (everywhere in the UK).

Many thanks Pugwash. You'll see my message above. I'll certainly look at Southwark Pensioners too as I might join myself!

Hi Michelle - we have decided to go with Bluebird as my husband is now (suddenly) quite poorly. I could have done with you 6 months ago! But do call round as I am looking for respite care too.

Thanks - I had a look and they seem good but don't cover our part of the world (eg SE London)

Now looking for a responsible male carer to shower, shave, dress my 70 year old husband every morning. Suggestions, advice (I know about checks etc) and / or referrals much appreciated. In SE15 area.

I would like an expert - not a DIY person but someone who has built sheds before - to help me choose a 4m by 2.50m insulated studio shed / clear the corner of the garden in readiness / lay concrete base and install. To include electrics too. Any ideas or referrals please? We are based in Camberwell.

I urgently need a DIY person who is kind and considerate as well as having experience in putting up /installing wooden hand rails around the walls of our small ground floor flat. We live in SE5 almost opposite the Camberwell School of Arts on Peckham Road.

I have a side return (passage running down the side of the house) which needs a door at the entrance and a roof (corrugated plastic?) so I can store bikes wheelchairs etc. Any recommended names or suggestions please? Am in SE5 8QF.

Yes please that would be great. SpringTime Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think I know someone near you who'd be happy to > help. If the person is willing I'll PM you contact > details.

I rang them but no joy - maybe I'll try again. IlonaM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi, > > You may have already thought of this, but just in > case: Link Age Southwark > (http://linkagesouthwark.org/services/) have > volunteer befrienders who may well enjoy a lovely > regular walk.

I hope this request is in the correct section of EDF! Wanted ? a friendly volunteer walking companion My husband (72) would appreciate someone to pop round mid afternoon (usually any day of the week) to accompany Nick (and his cute little Dachshund Diggory) for a very slow walk round the block, or to a local caf? (free tea and a bun of course) or the local park. Would suit an active pensioner or someone looking to enhance their CV or a young person doing their Youth Award (or similar). Must be a friendly reliable volunteer who is not in a hurry (each walk could be around one hour). Around the Bushey Hill Road area (SE5 8QF). PM me for further information.

Not sure where I can post this - "Wanted ? a friendly volunteer walking companion" My husband (72) would appreciate someone to pop round mid afternoon (usually any day of the week) to accompany Nick (and his cute little Dachshund Diggory) for a very slow walk round the block, or to a local caf? (free tea and a bun of course) or the local park. Would suit an active pensioner or someone looking to enhance their CV or a young person doing their Youth Award (or similar). Must be a friendly reliable volunteer who is not in a hurry (each walk could be around one hour). Around the Bushey Hill Road area (SE5 8QF)

Desperate for a sympathetic podiatrist / pedicurist / etc to offer pedicure (and manicure) sessions for an older couple either in their home or at the clinic / beauty studio if on the ground floor. Suggestions most welcome.