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There's an M&S opening?! Why has no one mentioned it on the Forum?

great, thank you.

Hello We're looking for a small European town for our summer holiday, somewhere warm-ish, with a beach, and a pretty town we can go for early evening walks / dinner with two toddlers. have you been anywhere good that fits the bill? Thanks

Zagat is worth consulting e.g. for Midtown East https://www.zagat.com/l/new-york-city/best-restaurants-in-midtown-east-nyc

It looks like other Southwark sorting offices are under threat, e.g. the Walworth Road one near Elephant & Castle - http://www.southlondon-today.co.uk/article.cfm?id=116096

Perfect, thank you.

Any ideas on where I weigh a few suitcases to check they're under 23kg flight baggage limits? Thanks.

Does anyone know if Southwark's policy is still the same on conversion of 'London' / butterfly roofs?

The Cherry Tree?

You could try a center parcs - Les Bois looks halfway. http://www.centerparcs.com/gb-en/holiday-france_ms

Great suggestions. Where in japan? And where in Brazil? And is spain warm enough in winter?

If you could live anywhere in the world for two months to escape winter with an infant and a toddler where would you go?

Were they the owners? Do we have to wait for them to get out before it can return to being something useful?

The Patch could have used their equipment...

3 years later and it is still empty.

Something like the Brockwell Park playground would be great: http://www.landuse.co.uk/news/2012-06-13-brand-new-playground-opens-brockwell-park#.VWCuGim9LCQ

Hello Does anyone knew of a community centre / youth club that would benefit from a street art mural? Thanks

Winkworth have had a sign up for 2 months after neighbours moved in. The tenants had taken it down so we asked Winkworth to come and get - they sent someone round who put it back up again with a LET sign on it!

This might help explain lack of bikes in SE London http://londonist.com/2013/02/boris-bike-scheme-where-will-it-end.php

What does this mean in non police jargon?

The consultation document is an embarrassment to Harris, and I think counter-productive; would you want your child educated somewhere that had such low expectations of human intellect. http://www.harrisfederation.org.uk/uploads/asset_file/Harris_Nunhead_Consultation_Document.pdf

Could you do a drone fly-by to survey the route from above? http://www.beeaerial.co.uk/aerial-filming-with-uavs-drones/

Me too!!

They do leave at the same gap, you just need twice as many buses to keep that gap going, because every bus will takes twice as long to do the journey. So first thing in the morning you'd be Ok probably, but once everything takes twice as long they can't set off on time.

I'm with MarkE - if the journey takes twice as long, you need twice the number of buses to stay on timetable. For example: Journey A to B, & back again - Normal traffic Bus 1 leaves A at 10am, arrives B at 11am, Leaves B at 11.10am arrives A at 12:10pm Bus 2 leaves A at 10.10am, arrives B at 11.10am, Leaves B at 11.20am arrives A at 12:20pm However, if roadworks double the time the route takes from 1 to 2 hours, even it buses leave A on time, they come back much later, as follows: Bus 1 leaves A at 10am, arrives B at 12noon, Leaves B at 12.10pm arrives A at 14:10pm Bus 1 leaves A at 10.10am, arrives B at 12.10pm, Leaves B at 12.20pm arrives A at 14:20pm