Nigello

People who don't open windows on buses when it's all steamed up inside, usually because they fear being slightly moistened by a stray rain drop.

Report to the anti-social hotline at Southwark - 7525 2000. Record it on your phone and try to find out exactly where it came from to give you a much better chance of the council being able to do something.

I like it. A man was working on the building earlier this afternoon. Hope they take down that redundant metal hoarding that used to have pictures of the Chinese fare on show.

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To Be or Not To Be - B A Robertson

It shouldn't be one or the other: no charitable status and offer the fields and (some) other facilities for community use.

Crockett's Theme - Jan Hammer

Roll on more politicians: Yorkshire assembly, Manchester parliament, English Assembly - yuck. Thanks, Scotland.

It's always worked well from my experience.

Only Louisa - giving charm and elocution lessons to the cast.

Trap

54% No, 46% Yes

Miser

Im not going that way.im going the shortest route possible to save my childrens little legs from walking further than they have to. Just wrap them in cotton wool and call for a passing sunbeam to teleport them where they want to be. Sheesh!

Balance - An officer wearing a Southwark badge should not be doing anything that brings Southwark into disrepute. Having a slash in public does precisely that. You should have taken his registration and reported him. Cue public pissing defenders.........

Tweet it and add the Southwark handle, and maybe Tessa Jowell's too.

Or cycle - preferably on the pavement. (Haha)

Blue Nun wine?

James, I agree with you up to a point. There are plenty of non smartphone-owning OAPs who use Iceland: it's them I fear for, not the people you are talking about. I like shopping at Iceland: the service is good, basics are cheap and good value and it does provide a different kind of "shopping experience". Lots of people bang on about diversity these days; it ought to apply to the choice of grocery shops too!

Hmmm. I think scores of flats for people to live in, and the associated regeneration it might well bring, trumps the disappointment over a slightly marred view of a few thousand blow-ins between June and September. Frank's will be over in a few years anyway, once the hep cats discover that Upper Norwood is where it's at.

Also, a place that offers Reformer Pilates classes (not just private tuition) - ESPH offers small classes on reformer machines.

How predictable that you respond chippily and completely fail to recognise that you've done something wrong. You were littering, you didn't ask for permission and you will leave the posters to rot and fall and drip ink in the rain. Just because you've done a bit of good does't give you the right to mess up the landscape for others. The mural took time to paint, is lovely to look at and is now much less so. Poor show. Do the right thing and remove them.

I hope you'll be clearing up after you. The length of LL is littered with the posters: on trees, on walls, on other people's property. You've ruined the lovely mural at the ED Picture House! Are you for real? Just because you're raising money for a charity doesn't mean you can make the high street of the community you say you are a part of an eyesore. Good job on raising money. Bad job on promoting it properly.

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Sooty