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London Piercing Clinic Croydon , numerous piercings by them, professional, needles only and never had any infection

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siousxiesue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does anyone know if Farmer's have a system in > place? Getting a bit desperate! I?ve sent you a pm

We still have stock of toilet roll, paracetamol and most other products at A J Farmer. We are open until 5 today and reopen at 8.30 in the morning. Sophie Farmer

At A J Farmer we currently have plenty of loo rolls ,soap and most other cleaning products. There is maybe a dozen or so lines in total that we have sold out of, but on the whole we have alternatives. Our supply chains are still in place with deliveries arriving 5-8 times a week, all standard for us. Demand is up , but you will find most of what you want. I?ve been in my local independent convenience store today, they also seem well stocked. Just try some of the independents you might be pleasantly surprised at what?s on the shelves Sophie Edited to add apologies for the layout of the post. Written on my phone without wearing my glasses. But I think you get my drift.

I visit ESPH 5 or 6 times a week to work out, on my own and in classes. I also have physio and one to one training sessions. I've become pretty friendly with many of the people who work there, and I've never witnessed any rudeness or intolerance. They have always been willing to share their considerable knowledge with me and to assist me with my personal goals. The members seem to be a generally friendly bunch too.

No. I have 6 free tickets to the display. 3 adult 3 kids, I offered them to raised by bears but not heard anything back. They are up for grabs if anyone wants them.

I?ve pm?d you

Hi. I've pm'd you

Parkrunner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Did you log in to eAdmissions and decline the > place there? Yes. I then had a letter from the school which I put down to them not having been informed of my decision as it was quite soon after I declined. Last week I had a phone call from Goose Green on Monday and I told them, and then I received a call on Thursday from Southwark asking what my intentions were. When I declined via e admissions I did state that I had a place at Harris which I had accepted.

Same here. I declined a place at Goose Green weeks ago in favour of Harris but have received a letter and several phone calls from the school and Southwark asking my intentions. Shame they aren't more organised as I'm sure many people are anxiously waiting for offers that are better suited to them.

I have one you can borrow

Cherabel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The last distance offered by Goose Green this year > was 353 metres with 375 applications. They offered me a place, I live close, but I'm pretty sure I live 400m or more away.

Yes

Pretty is open, I walked down North Cross Road half an hour ago

I have been offered Harris and a place at my second choice - Goose Green - despite the fact that Goose Green is highly regarded I will be opting for Harris

I don't have problem with my neighbours seeing into my house, I just feel uneasy about strangers being able to take a seat at a table and spending an afternoon looking in on my children. I don't think I would be alone in feeling like that.

I'm very concerned about this planning application as anybody on the proposed 1st floor terrace will be able to see directly into the bedrooms of my two young children.

Try petrol, (lighter fuel)it removes all kinds of sticky residue so it may work.

Yes,I have one.

miss Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does booking in at Tommy's mean giving up Lanes > care? If so, I'd stick with King's all the way - > my experience of the Lanes has been superb. Yes booking at Tommy's would mean giving up care by the Lanes team, I still opted for Tommy's third time round. I recieved outstanding care at Tommy's far better than i got at King's for my second pregnancy. Although the care i got from King's with my first pregnancy from Prof Nikolades and the other consultants was excellent. Both hospitals have pros and cons, it really depends on what your individual needs are.

I've given birth at both hospitals. Medical issues for both myself and the unborn babies making the pregnancies higher risk, i found Tommy's the better of the two. Also my first two pregnancies (birthed at Kings) i was cared for by the Lanes Midwives and i would still go for Tommies, but there were difficult circumstances (can give you details privately)

I had my son at Tommies in October, unless you need specialist midwife care as i did you will be seen by the community midwives at the Albany Estate

Also don't let them blow their nose on toilet paper - that causes sores. Always use tissues or kitchen roll

He has my daughter in stitches every morning.