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Otto Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The herne hill 12-2 restriction would work > wonders. Is there a cost to residents for this? > I'd likely be up for it either way. We were > surveyed a number of years ago on this issue when > parking was less of an issue. Perhaps it is time > for a new survey... The cost would be the parking permit.

Does Southwark have a regular drop off day for the food waste bags? Or are we supposed to call them as and when or wait for whenever?

Identity theft?

I sometimes do put egg in cold water, bring to boil and then take off heat and let stand for 7 minutes. Or I do bring to boil from cold and then let boil for 3 minutes.

Don't think Nigel's wife would be too happy about that!

Are tetra packs able to be put in the co-mingling?

How many other surgeries take blood instead of having to go to Dulwich or Kings?

Hurry and put in a complaint to Branson before he sells Virgin.

sedgewick Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Some of the doctors in Melbourne Grove are good > but I had a bad experience with one doctor that > lead me to seek out an alternative practise. > > I wont go into details here but one or two bad > experiences could tarnish the reputation of > others. > > Are you really surprised though James? the amount > of people that whine at you all day on your > councillor thread clearly shows that the ED > massive are complainers. There are 4 doctors there now. They had a bad time a while back though, after Concordia took over. They were excellent pre Concordia.

It's not residential after the houses end on Colyton Road. I would stick to well lit areas and directly outside houses in at this time of year.

At the very least, the picture of the 'shoplifter' might keep them out of the shop in the future. I imagine that is the reason it is there, not for someone to make a citizen's arrest.

I would say eating live insects and animal parts are an example of cruelty to those creatures.

Pretty sure American has a bigger seat pitch so would be worth checking that out. I've flown them before and don't remember anything awful. Just checked on a site and it said Economy Continental is 31-32 and AA is 33-35 inches.

Agree, we need more grit bins. Shovels not enough when it is icy and snowy. Or just icy.

I thought they were more like 500 miles away (or more) when they were boarded. Watched some of the reconstruction last night.

Yes, I forgot about that one. Had a chat with the guy in the Park Hall Road one and they decided to make everything easier by having one name. They will also be getting (if they haven't already done so) more deli stuff in like meat and cheese in the LL one.

It's related to the one in Park Hall Road.

Lady M, May I humbly suggest you check your recipe and ingredients before you start cooking. Next time try it with buttermilk. Sainsburys has it, as does SMBS which sells it in a pint container. Edited to add maybe you overmilked the bread if it kept falling apart.

US pint is 16 oz - imperial is 20 oz. So pint of milk here equals 20 fluid oz.

White - I just told you above how much to use.

Well, try it with that. I would use at least 3 tablespoons of vinegar of lemon juice and then add the milk to bring it up to 20 fluid oz which is an imperial pint.

There should be buttermilk in the recipe. And a sub for buttermilk is the lemon juice or vinegar in milk trick. Some people like less vinegar, so use 1 tablespoon in cup then add milk to come to a cup. Leave to stand.

How much milk? For three quarters of a cup I would use about 2 tablespoons.

Are you using it in milk to make it acidic? If so then you can sub lemon juice or white vinegar.

Or get a slow cooker and cook overnight. Really easy that way. I do lots of beans that way.