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Very poor workmanship - appalling, in fact. I'd be ashamed if I'd done that in a DIY sense, so for a professional to have presented that to you as a finished piece of work... well. The mind boggles.

I'd like to remove the spotlights in my kitchen ceiling. Trouble is, I'm not sure how to go about filling the holes they'll leave behind. Has anyone had this done? And if so, could you recommend the company that did it?

Just got back from EDT. Great boozer, but the new table layout in the left-hand bar is a total shambles. You can't move, let alone sit down. Stick the sofas back in this room and shift the tables back where they belong in the right-hand room please!

Not been the same since the skinny dude with the flip flops left. He was ace.

If MEATmission in Hoxton is anything to go by, I'll not be rushing in. Had a Dead Hippie in there which may well have contained just that for all the rancid taste it gave off. A truly horrific burger.

You might have some joy at the Little Clipper

richard tudor Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > dumpertruck Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Yes, I saw that. It was quite well publicised. > Not > > at all sure what's so sneaky about it - > councils > > are having to make cuts. > > Did you know that Tooley Street and the other > brand new New Cross office have spent ?169.000.00 > on refreshments for staff drinks in the last > financial year. No, I didn't. Mrs TP - you can buy them here quite cheaply. Probably set you back about a quid a month if you get through 3 or 4 a week: http://www.caddylinersdirect.co.uk/shop/

Yes, I saw that. It was quite well publicised. Not at all sure what's so sneaky about it - councils are having to make cuts.

stevie23b Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > at least ian brown wernt a knob Incorrect. As well as being a tuneless bellend, he's also a pathetic coward.

Haven't eaten in, but have bought plenty of stuff to cook at hom. All extremely delicious, and as far as my taste buds are concerned, nothing like the stuff you can pick up in Sainsbury's etc

Loz Wrote: -------------------------------------------------------> > Wasn't it Miliband who kept meeting men called > Gareth on Hampstead Heath? Ron Davies, I thought. Or maybe it was Kevin Spacey.

Alastair Campbell's aged a bit, hasn't he?

Wasn't impressed when I visited in December, but if the management/chefs etc have changed in the past few months might be tempted back...

Who's the chef?