NewWave

Sorry that came out weird in my Edit... Its called India Gate. Its not greasy and always tastes fresh-a good menu too not just standard stuff.

NewWave Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Theres a great Curry place on London Road opposite > Sainsburys... > Never had a dud curry from there. Its called India Gate Its really good I prefer it Babur

Theres a great Curry place on London Road opposite Sainsburys... Never had a dud curry from there.

lavender27 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Adopt an ass then, they're more lawful and kinder. Brilliant!!!!!! this made me laugh so much

Neila Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hello > We have a 16 yo girl to entertain this weekend > What would you recommend that is not for. Tourist. > > She has seen London s main attractions a million > times. I was thinking something cool and local > like garage sales/outdoor cinema... > If you have something in mind that is cheap or > free that would actually be a good thing :) thank > You So...wondering what the OP did do.

slarti b Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think I was also told that the new helipad is > larger than at other London hospitals. This means > that bigger helicopters, eg Coastguard > helicopters, can land there. If true this may > increase the number of landings. This is to my mind a wonderful. even one life saved is a valuable thing

cantthinkofaname Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Fingers crossed it reopens, I love Mrs Robinson > and it?s nice to have something other than coffee > or pricey restaurants. Luxury flats, luxury > flats, luxury flats ? that?s all we seem to hear > in Southeast London. Don?t these money-grabbing > developers realise that without a varied, > interesting High Street, the appeal of ED and > price premium of these luxury flats is no longer > sustainable? hear hear!

theres a great retail space in forest Hill for rent-opposite the station-Its the old Barclays bank building. Lots of footfall and I'm sure they'd do really well there.

Thank you for posting...I love donkeys! Ive now asked my OH to sponsor a Donkey for his 13th anniversary present to me...heaven knows I have enough perfume etc etc and the cost of sponsorship is incredibly reasonable!

worn out battery in smoke detector

I read this forum...

agree shorditch or camden market. loads to do and see, or portobello road?

If You only use essential oils usually (I too find that synthetic scents make me feel almost nauseous) My advice is to in future go to Niels Yard (theres a branch in Borough market)I get essential oils from there and either put them in one of the diffusers that they sell or on a lightbulb ring. Ive never liked the reed thing-Ive never found one that gives a pure enough aroma

The noise scares me...I don't know if its because of what I associate it with (crime or terrible injury requiring air ambulance)but it always makes me feel really nervous! Theres been a helicopter circling near the Horniman museum for a while this afternoon probably connected

binkylilyput Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Similar thing happened to me a few weeks back on > the Brockley Rise/ Honor Oak junction at about > 6pm. I was waiting to cross at the traffic lights. > Group of lads on mopeds and quad, scarves over > face etc. Revving their engines and excitedly > talking about having mine or other bags. A lady on > the opposite side of the road looked at me when it > was time to cross in front of them as we were both > clearly concerned about what was going to happen. > I did cross in front of them and then scooted > around the corner and put my bag behind me to the > wall until they went off. > > I probably shouldn't have risked crossing but I > really didn't want to be intimidated by them. > > The posts about cycling does make me concerned > about my pannier bag now......any more tips on > what can be done to stay safer? Clip the pannier > bag on the inside nearest the pavement rather than > on the right? Anyone know of any alarms that > easily attach to the handle bars? this is so awful...What the hell are the police and local councillors doing about it? It is so very wrong that in a supposedly civilised society woman ( and men) risk having their hard worked for belongings snatched everytime they leave the bloody house? I lived in New York in the '80's and 90's in what was then the pretty rundown areas of soho and chelsea but I always felt safe even as a lone woman walking through the then deserted streets of downtown because there were plenty of cops relatively near and driving round the streets. government cuts in policing have given these thugs free reign

oh no! another damn coffee shop? I love Mrs Robinson

We stayed in a vintage airstream on the isle of wight 3 times Vintage vacations is the company they also have tiny eco homes and other cool buildings. they were brilliant

how horrible! Racism is the lowest form of hatred whoever deals it

a stick of rock or a dalmatian

thunder?

I'm horrified to hear about the 30k rise in annual rent. thats an extra ?600 pw after all other overheads they need to find. Surely a landlord would rather have something in his retail space than an empty shop? That kind of hike on that kind of tenant is just greed and turns my stomach. no wonder our high streets are full of such c**p. My mother passed away in a hospice, those places are run by angels and to see some greasy pawed landowner trying to squeeze money out of a charity like that..just evil!

They're going round offering to clear builders rubbish, cut trees etc etc then dumping the stuff and moving on. My neighbour had them offer to do some clearance for her, Its obviously what they do, move into an area and go door to door picking up cash jobs then moving on.

To be honest a lot of charity shops are overpriced-I'm sorry to say this but I'Ve seen not very good condition blouses from chainstores being sold for more than a new one would be in Primark. The Red Cross Shop on London Road near Forest Hill station is fairly priced and clothes tend to be in good condition, The Sue Ryder store on the same side of the road next to sainsburys is also good. St Christophers hospice shops are pretty good, Mind on lordship Lane near Goose green is good and reasonable. These are the only charity shops I donate to because my feeling is, If I'm getting rid of good quality second hand clothes I want them to go to someone who wouldn't be a be to afford new. The trouble with Charity shop browsing is you need to go regularly-one day they can have rubbish, the next wonderful finds.

saw Nada despite living on a hill

robbin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ESPH's gym was lovely and cool (and fly free) > today. Might be worth a try? I had a look round there before I joined this gym to be honest the offer felt very limited and I wanted a gym with pool. but thanks!