chellbirdse15

sounds like fun !!!! gonna be there

Hi there There are chree chidren centres near you in the area, Ivydale, Peckham Rye park and Rye Oak, all provide activities for children from the ages of babies to 5 yrs old, this is a free service. For the details and timings you can go on Hoop for the Peckham Rye playrooms and Ivydale school website, children centres and there will be all the timetables of each centre.

Hi Omagem The is a new service for southwark residence only that has been set up to assist parents with these types of problems. If you go onto the Ivydale school website, go to the children centres and it will have all the information on there about how to access this service, if you are around the One Oclock club in the peckham rye park has information there too. The timings are on Hoop! Hope that helps chel

we eat at Na Pura the other night, lovely atmosphere, great service and the food was delicious. The place was very busy so thought that the food might come in dribs and drabs but it was all cooked fresh and delivered at the same time! great experience and we will definitely be returning. Very reasonably priced too !!

Dear All, I just wanted to advise everyone of the new opening times and days for the One O'clock club/playrooms: Monday 1.15pm to 3.15pm Tuesday 10.00am to 12.00am Thursday 1.15pm to 3.15pm We will be open over the half term and have a Halloween party on the 30th October. The rooms have been redesigned inside and the activities are more interesting. We are offering complimentary tea and coffee and a water station for the children. I look forward to welcoming you and your children, to the Play rooms. Warm regards, Chell

Oh that is sad, they used to do such delicious things :0((

Hi James If this is the case then I will be more than pleased to sign the petition, as this would be an excellent addition to our areas.

this sounds great!!! Gonna check it out... cheers .... We go to the Crypt in Camberwell on a Friday night and that's another fab Jazz place.

Dear All Tomorrow from 1100 to 1600, DSL ( Downs South London) a local Downs Syndrome charity, will be holding their summer fair, to raise money for a specialist therapist, that the NHS don't have available to them. We will kick off from 1100, at the old One O'clock club in Peckham Rye, next door to the caf? there. Entrance is free, there will be a table sale for children's and baby's clothes, toys, books, bikes, and other nursery needs. Food and drink stall, a bouncy castle, face painting, arts and crafts tables, guess the name of the cute teddy bear, tombola with great prizes, and some fantastic raffle prizes to include a ?50.00 cash prize and a night out for two including dinner at the Crypt Jazz night. There will be a fire engine making a guest appearance, great chance to chat with the real life Fireman Sam's and photo opportunities in the engine. We hope that you can join us, for a great time. Chell DSL

love the Montague arms it was a fab place and is agreed almost as good.... miss the bar staff though :O(( they were characters......

Z you are right... its my understanding from old that they are unable to dig a tunnel for two reasons on the water table is very high in this part of town due to the River flowing under the towns ... and secondly there a number of black death burial sites by the church, the wishing well areas etc... I know that they used to have a tram and trolley bus routes, and think that they would have to do what they have and make it over ground. It would be nice though.

Louisa, Rudd's is still there as are the staff, they just changed the name due to the brother or sister cant remember taking it over, all still the same there though.... Its interesting to read the comments,my family and I have lived in Nunhead since 1935, when it was pretty much the same as it is now, of course the town houses were full of posh people and had servants etc.... the interesting thing is that East Dulwich was a place that you wouldn't have frequented in my younger days as it wasn't anywhere near what it is today, thankfully things have changed for the better. Peckham, especially Rye Lane, was the place to be, Department stores, independent traders, large chain stores and great market stalls, it was known as the golden mile, people would come from out side to shop as it was a great alternative to the West End. Things have changed and move and now we have more access to food from around the world at a great price. When I first heard of Peckham Village, I laughed my socks off, it was Bellenden Road!! A street you would not have walked down at night on your own, now its a fantastic place. There are plenty of pubs, gastro pubs, take away's and fantastic independent traders offering better quality products, for the same price as the super markets. The old pub /pizza bar will be come a coffee shop/wine bar and then a pub with food in the back, so you will have a choice and it will have more appeal to different families. There are rumours that it will have some B&B space up stairs, but that's just a rumour... Im glad to say that as a family that has been born and bred in Nunhead and Peckham, I'm happy to live here and see great things happening.... oh and the village once was as this area used to be Kent in the olden days!!! Have a great weekend...

For me it was a complete strip back to the bricks, fitted an RSJ, plastered, new ceiling installed and all the electrics, plumbing, tiling, painting and of course fitting the required equipment. For my friend he had to retile and fit a new shower, screen, shelves and then re-floor the bathroom, when he went to re-floor the toilet he discovered it had been leaking so fixed that and then when he had dried it out re-floored it, he also finished off the kitchen as she had had a con merchant do half of it and leave, so he finished off the cupboards, tiling and flooring and then aligned all the cupboards to finish it off. In my other friends house he ripped out the kitchen refitted it replaced doors, plastered and then tiled and painted it, she then had him retile her bathroom and in her front room she had had a leak that ruined the wall, so he fixed the roof area, plastered and re rendered the wall, filled new oak wood flooring fixed her windows as the were off line and painted it all.. I have to say that he is very good, older guy and his son they work together, they will clean up and hoover up every day after they finish, they get the work done, not just sit round and drink tea !! Also they have done some full conversions in Camberwell Grove, which as I understand was a full refit, but he can give you the details and you can call him for his opinion too. Hope that helps ...

Dear All Im looking for either of these entertainers as I have been recommended them by other parents at parties, can you let me know your thoughts on them and also a contact detail for joolz as I cant seem to find one. Many thanks chellbirdse15

Hi, Paul Obrien, is fantastic, quick, clean and knows what he is doing.. He has done my kitchen, my friends, bathroom and kitchen and another friends bathroom. All of us have been very happy with his work. Give him a call on 07836597890 Hope he can help you out ! Chellbirdse15