LauraGrace

minder Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm also a very light sleeper and hear every noise > during the night. > > Did anybody see the BBC programme last night about > the 4 or 5 people they've taken to study, who > suffer with sleep problems? There was one woman > who gets up in the middle of the night baking > cakes etc. and then finally gets to sleep around > 5am for a couple of hours. > > Very interesting. Didn't see this but might check it out on iplayer. Sounds like the woman you mention has two 'sleeps' which may actually be a more natural sleep pattern than the straight 8 hours. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-16964783 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Segmented_sleep

Yeah, I really wouldn't worry or take this as typical moggy. I moved here recently from Camberwell and it's way safer and quieter and much lower crime stats. You just tend to hear about it more because of the forum and you were unlucky enough to actually encounter it.

There are also a load of plainclothes police at the Rye end of Friern Road. A couple of cars parked on the corner of Friern and Underhill with guys stood around on walkie-talkies. Appears to be a van sticking half out of a driveway with its hazard lights on and the side looks dented. Also saw a car with blue lights parked by the Rye and 2 plainclothes police patting a guy down.