Alan Dale

I am on benefit. Or rather my kids are. We get child benefit. I think it's too much as we don't spend it but rather pay it directly into their savings accounts. Not sure what you mean by 'too much fraud'. Do you mean so much that the benefit should be stopped and the innocent should suffer. If so then there is definitely not too much fraud. I think benefit fraud is massively overreported and miniscule in comparison to tax evasion. Tax evasion is much less taboo than benefit fraud though. That seems unfair to me.

A lamb?

The Footbridge and Firkin in Clifton?

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wasn't the Phoenix once one of the first firkin > pubs, back when it was just a saarf london thing? Correct- it was called the Phoenix and Firkin before it was O'Neills. That's where they got the latest name from...

Thanks. Maybe one day. Seems it's the last remaining affordable stretch of Adriatic coast.

Don't blame you. No parks in Angel. Ruskin Park is great.

Patisserie Valerie.

You have been to Albania Snorky? Did you get the ferry from Italy? Was meaning to go in search of the next big thing. Albania is the new Montenegro apparently. Did you spot any investment property bargains?

jayd5 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Dale, > > would you say in maybe a couple of years ED will > almost be there - on the scale of upper street? I'm no Mystic Meg but maybe. It already seems it will be similarly dominated by chains but I'm not sure that you will get the same level of visiting consumers with such limited transport.

Keep aiming.

Used to live in Cloudesley Road between 1998 and 2000. I now live in Allendale Close, Camberwell so I don't quite fit the bill. That said I can confirm that there is a striking resemblance between LL now and Upper Street then although the scale is significantly smaller in SE22.

ben Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Should we ever see the demise of Foxtons if would > be the perfect spot for an Apple Store Or an Acorn

Abercrombie and Fitch and Firkin

Embittered local and Firkin

Giraffe.

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I found a comprehensive list of what we need: http://www.meadowhall.co.uk/website/StoreList.aspx?__EVENTTARGET=lnkByCategory&__EVENTARGUMENT=&currentSectionId=e6359512-2afd-47e2-bf6e-8c1d46c99640

Urban Outfitters Millies Cookies Quicksilver

Carluccios Paul Smith Burger King

Jingles Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh no alandale, not a tie rack...are you joking? I suppose if there's a Clinton Cards I could get my hilarious Simpsons ties there. OK no tie rack.

Jigsaw I asked the guy in Jigsaw if the shop was named after the carpentry tool or the children's toy. He said he didn't know so I insisted he rang head office. The fool at head office said the toy. I then told her that the toy was named after the saw and that as it is a transitive relation the implication is that the shop is therefore also named after the saw. Imagine her embarrasment! Head office! Er...Links of London Tie Rack Pret a manger

Nevada Bobs Clinton Cards Waterstones

I do.

Restaurants: Yo Sushi Pizza Express/Gourmet Pizza/Zizzi/ASK Pizza LEON Canteen Home furnishings: Heals Habitat Laura Ashley Grooming/toiletries Clinique Space NK Clothing: Ralph Lauren Gap/Abercrombie Jones the Bootmaker Top Shop

Good one.