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I've sent you a PM

Hello,

I currently live in Forest Hill with my 4 year old son and have been thinking about sharing with another single parent family for some time. I?m in no rush and I think the most important thing is taking the time to meet the most compatible family to move in with (by that I mean single mum or single dad and probably one child).

I?d like to stay in Forest Hill (as my son goes to school there) but would possibly move to a surrounding area such as Brockley, Peckham, East Dulwich, Nunhead or Sydenham. The whole point would be to have a happy home life so the kids can play and the parents can share the childcare sometimes so the other has more freedom to go out or take a night class, etc. But also get some company at home, too. I?d say I?m creative, into music and bands (although rarely go to gigs these days!), art and exhibitions, but also don?t turn my nose up at watching the odd bit of crap telly on a Saturday night. I?m 33, I work full-time and I?m pretty sociable. I have my son most of the time apart from Thursday nights and every other weekend.

If house/flat sharing is something you might like to do then message me and we can perhaps arrange to meet for a cup of tea or trip to the park with the kids.

Charlie (as in Charlotte)

Hello there,

My son and I moved into the area in December and I?m always on the look-out for things to do with him at the weekends (as I work full-time). It would be great to meet up with other parents and their kids who would also like to make friends and sometimes do things together locally (such as go to local parks and playgrounds, museums, woods, swimming, soft play, anything really).

My son (George) is 3 and a half but it would be nice to meet people with kids at any age. And parents can be single parents like me, or not, it doesn?t really matter.

Let me know if you are interested!

Charlie (Mum) x

It's the 'distance between 2 UK postcodes' tool

Hey all

I have been looking around primary schools is SE22 and SE23 and I have been trying to find out my home to school distance (as the crow flies) and I found this fantastic website which does it for you:

http://www.freemaptools.com/distance-between-uk-postcodes.htm I don't know how accurate it is but it is at least better than Google maps which doesn't give you the crow flies option.