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jimbo1964 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There are notices on the outside now to say that > the owners will be taking back possession next > week. and leave it standing empty? I would rather it was squatted.

brezzo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "everyone will use public transport or walk" - is > this a serious statement? Why not? They will advertise there is no parking available. Looks good.

Probably best not to have your lunch in the toilet.

Why not just go back to ED for the wine? It's hardly far. If you can make it all the way to Nunhead you could try http://www.bambuni.co.uk/

Hmmmm, was there a Function One sound system that night?

edited for not reading properly!

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm curious why places can't base it on the food > first. There's a lack of imagination in the genre > I'm afraid. > It's old and done to death, all this silly starchy > and out of date service. > The food can be great, but why does it end up with > the ridiculous parody of a 'fine dining' > experience often. That model is worn out. > > I say canteen because the places I ate in India > recently are just that. Simple and tasty, no table > cloth, but great food. Much of it started in a > tandoor, then finished on the oven top. And I'd > pay good money for more proper food and less > 'faff' action. > > Foxter, whats with the Chilli Con Carne gag? I'm > talking real Indian, proper soft sour (not > difficult to make) dosa. Vegetables, chutney made > fresh. Fish and more, so stop with you're > silliness please. > > Or am I just dreaming? Have you been to the Indian YMCA? OK central London but great food http://www.indianymca.org/our-restaurant/

There's one in Harold Moody park in Nunhead, near Peckham Bazaar

Is this what you installed CCTV for?

Love the fact he got a bus instead, bet he used his Oyster card too

I'm looking into this too for the same reasons (I wonder if we work together) I'm in Nunhead so think going to Lewisham and getting the DLR will be best as it's against the flow. I would have thought you'd be able to get a seat as Lewisham is the start of the DLR, if there are loads of people on the platform just wait 2-4 mins for the next one.

Handy to know, wish I'd realised the other week when Virgin was down

Do libraries provide Wifi or do they just have PCs you can use?

Not that local but Catford Constitutional Club does a good roast, plenty of room and you don't have to book

Use the garden waste bags from Southwark libraries