Northeastview

I was I Dublin last year and lots of bars had a tap to put what they termed a ‘mini cask’ of Guinness 0 through- so it came in a can, but was put through the tap to pour it. I haven’t seen the pub in ED with 0 on tap, but I wonder if this is also what they do

Magazines are full of people collecting foliage from the countryside-which TBH is well tolerated because there is loads there. Failing to see the difference between that and a tiny scrap of woods shared by many in a built up area is the main problem I’d say.

Lynne Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > One on Worlingham, too. They might be sending messages! Like in 101 Dalmatians.

https://www.facebook.com/801895409847435/posts/2145114602192169?s=594986420&v=i&sfns=mo About 2yrs-18months who I posted a few times about the abundance of litter at ED station. I?ve moved now and at my new local station they are arranging a litter pick. Can?t spot any in the before pic...

I had wondered about this due to some studying I?ve been doing recently whereby I was reading about the severe risks to health from cooking on indoor fires around the world: https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/household-air-pollution-and-health I did ask my lecturer weather the same risks would apply to stoves in the UK and he thought it likely, though the exposure frequency etc would be different.

tomdhu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I couldn't feel but a bit skeptical about the one > outside M&S last week. Chatting away on his > mobile phone, he was, stopping only to make a > verbal appeal for charity. Was that the well built bloke in the vest top? Just looked like he was sun bathing?

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cheners is not staffed by volunteers! > > It isn't a charity shop :)) Yes, I realise! It?s just that it was being suggested earlier, and I was saying it would be a pain...

I remember a man around E&C who would say he was a doctor, needing to get to the hospital to performs surgery, but he has had his wallet stolen and so needed money for a taxi. Saw him so often, and he really made an effort with his clothes etc, but was clearly a bit dirty. We saw him buying a load of beer in the offy and stopped to ask him if he had made it to the hospital on time. Even at the time making fun of him seemed a bit off, when he said we must be mixed up (as he was a vet) we just agreed. Sad life.

Staffing a shop with volunteers must be like hearding cats. I can?t even imagine how tough. Remember Wordsworth books in Camberwell? A fantastic shop, but taken advantage of by many locals. Staff were able to purchase books from the shop at cost, and everyone seemed to have covered the odd afternoon once here and there, and would still claim this discount for years and years.

We recently used Bryan for our EPC, he was very efficient and reasonably priced.

I?ve been waiting 5 years for one in letsomme gardens, and when I checked last year I was still 25th on the list:(

You truely are the best!!!

Haematology- blood specialist

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nxjen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Northeastview Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > But there is a Champion hill estate already. > What > > was East Dulwich eastates previous name? > > Not sure what your point is but since you asked, > see > http://www.ideal-homes.org.uk/southwark/assets/gal > leries/camberwell/glebe-house East Dulwich estate > was built much later than the rest of East > Dulwich. > > ETA If I was living there, I?d rather like to live > in a ward called Champion Hill, reflecting a more > historic heritage, just as I?m happy my own ward > is changing to Goose Green from the parvenu East > Dulwich. I was just wondering why it?s called East Dulwich estate if it has never been part of East Dulwich. Calling the area Champion Hill makes no difference at all. Everyone I know living here calls it Camberwell on the north side of the lights at Dog Kennel Hill School, and East Dulwich on the south, probably because that is where the postcode changes from SE5 to SE22 (though maybe only on th right side of the road?). It?s just interesting to hear what the background is, and the thoughts of those outside looking in.

My sister is a speech and language therapist (NHS) and has to make individualised tools to help her patients. Today she really needs some photoshopped pictures or gifs of Daniel O?Donnel with quavers (the crisps). You know, dancing with them, sharing a joke with them, eating loads of them... I know it sounds weird, but if anyone has a talent for this and a few spare minutes any help is greatfully received

But there is a Champion hill estate already. What was East Dulwich eastates previous name?

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I pointed this out to the Electoral Commission but > they weren't interested. We even suggested that > Dulwich Hills would be better than Dulwich Hill if > they were totally wedded to this. > > I suggested College ward name be changed as it > seemed bizarre in this age to name a political > ward after a private school that the majority of > residents had no association with. > > The good this is the Goose Green ward and the > Dulwich Hill ward are clos to 100% of the East > Dulwich area. > Well I?m by the East Dulwich estate in the middle of what would be Champion Hill. How are we not ?the East Dulwich area??

Yes, they are (were) stretcher railings. Some were a bit mangled, but most were repairable. It?s a shame they are gone. I think a few are left on Quorn road?

I can?t bare Becks blue. I love Erdinger alcohol free, and sainsburys stocks a nice lager called Nanny State. I went dry for January 10 years ago and never went back. Beers of Europe do a great mixed box of alcohol free beers, I treat myself sometimes. I found being naturally exuberant helps as others rarely realise I?m not drinking. Good luck with your dry time, however long you last;)

But we don?t get a brown bin collection, so the leaflet about changed dates just covered our general refuse and recycling. A few years ago they included a generic Xmas tree collection day, which was really helpful.

Southwark website doesn?t say when different bins get collected on what street. All of our neighbors are flats and I?ve never seen a communal brown bin. As for chopping it up in the street? I asked one of the refuse team who told me to leave it on the path and it would get picked up. Not the best solution. I don?t have a car either, so can?t take it to a collection point (I had it delivered initially). It would be good if southwark had given out a collection date.

alex_b Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > James I know this is a bit off your patch, but > there is a really dangerous broken pavement (and > sinkhole) outside 42 Maxted Rd. I?ve reported on > the Southwark streets website but I don?t know if > that gets looked at on the weekend. > > On a more general point the Southwark website > gives a ?24 hr? number but when you phone it > there?s a recording stating it?s only open office > hours. Could you ask to have the site updated > please? A real sink hole? How big is it??

But if you live in a flat you don?t get a brown bin, and so, no collection.