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Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ooh, while I'm here. 7,400. Disallowed and yellow card - you can't set up your own 100 as any pro knows

If budget isn't an issue then on average Housing Stock is better & bigger in Herne Hill than East Dulwich - Brixton's a bit tourist trendy whereas Peckham's propa hipster innit

PS Forgot, but I think the New Charter school in East Dulwich will be well established by the the time your kids get to secondary whereas it's currently offsite

40s suddenly announcing change of destination and finishing at Goose Green roundabout - annoying distance home for an unscheduled walk, too near to wait for another bus

Live near - no letter - support

You don't bring up budget so I am assuming it doesn't matter much? Herne Hill is posher and more expensive and not as lively as East Dulwich or Peckham (although liveliness has improved recently and of course it's nearer Brixton - but I'm not keen on Brixton anymore being above 30 and Peckham's hipper anyway :)). Though If you want Charter then you're basically ruling out East Dulwich - which actually ticks most of your boxes and is better value and strong community - and a short hop up to Forest Hill for the Ginger Line to connect to Jubilee. But we'll all tend to stick up for where we live I guess.

The politics as always is horrible (at the edges mainly but the edges are bigger nowadays) a whole bunch of "we told you so" (with some relish too) on the right and a whole bunch of apologists or anti-racists platitudes on the left. It's like paint by numbers on Social Media - the same old crap after every outrage...Twitter's a depressing place for proper middle of the road people after these events

Best to look in the lounge, where this should be, and there's already a thread on it....

bollox

Top of the Xmas table woooohoooooo

Er, I think he's just reporting on various funds performance this year which is actually a matter of fact rather than anything else - really not sure why you are getting your knickers in a twist on this particular article malumbu????

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What was that Quids? Where's today's table RD? :)

I wanted the lions to get that Buffalo though

Generally, are you rooting for the hunter or hunted?

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Driving is not a crime,or some kind of moral > deficiency. People need to stop being so > judgemental. Agree - large % of EDF confirmed as sanctimonious (and almost certainly hypocritical) prix

- Arsenal win Premiership - City win CL - Le Pen wins in France - Things won't be as bad as the bubble thinks - Duke of E buys the farm

Of course given we were (are) a net-contributor to the EU, then we were getting just some of our money back to be spent on what 'bureaucrats' in the EU decided needed spending on rather than us closer to home :)

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not seen this for this year, so: > > - Arsenal champions > - West Ham win FA Cup > - Jezza still leader of opposition at Christmas > - UK out of Europe > - another long missed forumite returns > - Duke of Ed buys the farm Inspired by Rah's 2016 thread....a couple right anyway

So to summarise.....miserable gits

DovertheRoad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If I was a small time landlord...with a flat on > the side that was even remotely leveraged....I > would be selling come spring and before it get > wobbly. Prices have already dropped 10% on flats > locally since the Brexit referendum. Time to cash > out now and collect the sizeable capital gains > from the past decade, avoid marginal BTL income > after the new regs and the glut of flats that will > hit the market when interest rates pick up.... Me too - if i had any

Why anyone ever leaves their house, other than to go to work or visit the doctor/dentist, in this day and age is beyond me to be frank....

There are also some rose tinted views about LA renting back in the day too - there may have been more housing at cheaper rents but anyone who actually lived in inner London council housing in the 80s and 70s will remember how long you had to wait to get anything fixed, the horrendous bureaucracy around anything and the general state of the infrastructure....... but some how statism and big business are GOOD landlords but small private landlords EVIL - crappy lefty politics of envy as per.

"wasted money" is up there with "More money than sense" as stoooopid phrase.... ...except for your betting Mick

Gawd i wish "Nigel"*? the driver of the 185 who used to post on here was still about * I think it was Nigel

Still waiting...... https://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/dec/05/uk-economy-service-sector-smashes-forecasts#comments