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I hear you can pick up a pair for a steal at Dulwich Library...

Cancelling future parties after acknowledging it was too loud is welcome and sensible. Booking such event(s) in a densely-populated area, knowing that making excessively loud noise was the actual aim and not just a side-effect is utterly cavalier, selfish and ignorant. So much for "community values".

A "lady" wouldn't even think of going anywhere near a bin!

Wow - talk about catty! It's reasonable to be able to see what you'll be eating and how much you'll be expected to pay. Who wants to be stung or have to awkwardly ask questions about price? Most people are on a budget but perhaps not all EDF folk!

News at home can - and must - be overseen and possibly censored by parents: that's a reasonable request.

Logical but not for a ban, more of a partial one based on proximity to schools and colleges, not on public transport but only in publications meant for adults or in 15 trailers at the flicks.

Send the leaflets back to me the address of the business: with no postage; individually.

Ms Foster has many good points but I can sense the not-so-reluctantly felt cushiony sensation she has of being able to write truthfully and reliably about being working class (even educating others about it) on the ur-bourgeois platform of Twitter - a "privilege" she may not recognise.

Do what you want - but be prepared to feel awkward if it's not tipping. Be brave!

Perhaps it is because I generally go either during the week or before 1030 at the weekend to BB Cafe. La Scala is great, too (but I long to pull up the weeds in the otherwise lovely back garden. In fact, I have done just that when I sat next to a few the other week!)

Try the Canaries for temps around 18C or more. It doesn't sound a lot but it's much warmer - and, importantly, lighter and drier - than the UK and only four hours away. Lanzarote is a good choice as there's less development and the attractions of the local boy made good, the artist Miro'. easyJet goes to Tel Aviv, so there's always that but it's likely to be more expensive.

It's great to have an active and committed set of councillors. It is less than great that people rely on them to report stuff that could easily be done themselves via the website or phoneline. I know that sometimes it is correct to ask a councillor to get involved, but for some instances of cracked pavements/flytipping etc. it is really the responsibility of the person who witnesses it. Condolences to Cllr. J B.

I think what lets down most of the cafes here - in London, not just SE22 - is the service. A lot of servers, in my experience, don't know about the food they are serving and just act as if they are shifting Object A from Counter to Table. Here in ED, the best service comes at Blue Brick and down at Norris and Knight. I shan't list the bad ones....

The old mobile phone shop, near to La Scala/ED station, is having a lick of paint. The man doing the decorating said he did not know what the owner wanted to do with it but said it could be an office or a florist. Also, the butcher's shop near The Plough had workemen in but they did not know what it would be.

Bring back Homemade!

If they produce black smoke then yes, report, or at least tell them to stop or you will report. It is anti-social and potentially harmful to health, especially if you have a chest complaint.

If you told them that their actions can cause some people with breathing/lung problems to get very ill they may get the message. You shouldn't have to tell them that - they should be alert to their general anti-socialness but if you need extra persuasion, it could work.

I got fed up with TN because they over-stuffed the place with tables to an extent it was hard to get in and out even when not completely full. Also, for a place that is meant to be " a cut above" I didn't like the Blu-Tak'd menus/advertorials in the window - it bugged me too much than it ought to have. Reboot, perhaps?

Possibly a crane fly, which - I think - emerge from the ground around about this time of year but only live a day or two.

Please all report to the police via 101 so they can build up a profile.

How about funding for less elaborate structures, such as bike loops and/or subsidised extra-strong bike locks. At the bare minimum, smart water should be offered to all moped/cycle/motorbike owners and they should be encouraged to use it.

I doubt that having a cycle hangar or even ten of them will persuade anyone who has a car (and kids and pets and lives to go with them) to his/her motor. I do think that people with cycles and nowhere to put them should be helped. If it encourages more cycling and deters crime, bravo. It beats having them chained to (and sometimes stolen from/abandoned there) railings, which is what happens a lot anyway. I hope and expect that the council will keep them maintained. They are a decent size and pretty likely to attract taggers and other vandals.

Whether the animal is stunned or not is one - very important - aspect of kosher/halal, but what if you are a humanist or a Jedi or a Zoroastrian or a devil worshipper and object to the name of a god you don't want to revere being praised verbally as the animal meets its death? Much is said about diversity so why not diversity of choice?

I have sealed the envelope and sent it off. There was an email address on the letter. If you are living very close, you will have got a letter. Perhaps a neighbour nearer to it can help you? A compromise could be having one on the pavement near to where the road narrows and has railings. The pavement is wider and it could go opposite the salt/grit container. Parking around here, even with the school, is OK. That is not to say that a reduction in the number of school-run trips would not be very welcome.

Goodrich Road...where there are already parking challenges due to it being right outside a school, the road being clogged up twice a day already. --- Perhaps the best thing to do is not to drive your children to school? (I own neither car nor cycle, BTW.)