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Heard a rumour of one in Nunhead on 12th June

rabbitears Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > minder Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > why do the Police have to put their > > sirens on in a quiet residential area at 1, 2, > 3, > > 4, 5am in the morning when coming through the > > area? > > ??? Why do you think? To get doughnuts?

There was a bonfire on Streatham common last year.

I think Madely denied it and still does

Azira Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've been so poor I lived off nothing but porridge > for several months, and funnily enough I never > once felt the need to steal. If you had you'd now be doing porridge now where's my coat?

annabel42 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have known very wealthy people with no need to > shop lift do this. Something psychological I > guess. Antony Worrall-Thompson?

I see them regularly pulling out of Victoria and can hear them from my office. Although it;s always disappointing when it's pullman cars being bulled by a diesel engine.

A friend knows a good route by car, takes you round the back of Wimbledon dog track

Countrlass22 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Morrissons are donating the 5p charged for bags to > charity. 1p will go to the treasury and the other 4p to charities and that's from all shops. However Halfords are charging only 2p for their bags.

Seems like they are totally misinterpreting it if they are taking green bins for recycling!! DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've checked the Southwark website and it would > seem that black bags are acceptable. > I really think it is down to the crew that comes > out.. they seem to have their own interpretation > of what can and what cant be taken.. > > One guy refused my Green bin because it had dirty > kitchen towel in it. > Tissue and Kitchen Towel cannot be recycled.. > where are you supposed to put it ?? > > Foxy.

I get a bag through the door at least once a week saying they are collecting clothes for charity and will pick up in a few days time. Don'y like using them though as the clothes are sold for profit.

The times have changed slightly for the next few weeks due to the work at Lewisham

I live in Nunhead so went both days, shame about the weather on Saturday. The Twelth Night performance in the Salvation Army Hall was great, not sure I followed the story but the actors were amazing. On Sunday the samba band were great fun and I really enjoyed the workshop, think the adults started enjoying it more than the children. Didn't really try any of the food due it's price and the majority of it being non-vegetarian.

Geoff W Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I miss the Sailor Prince ... :( Is that the one by Harold Moody park, looks like a squat but am never sure.

Old Nun's Head

I need one too

singalto Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Obviously it can but if the squatters did it it > could be unsafe and the electricy board is hardly > going to do it for free power. Or they could be paying for the power? Many squatters will set up an account with the board and pay the bills. Good on them.

I went to Peckham Post office this morning to pick up a parcel and there was a poster saying they were collecting them for charity.

Think the Battersea one is quite expensive if you're selling.

ZipVan?

It won't cell.

Was amused to see my train still stop there this morning and lots of people get off. A memeber of staff appeared looking a bit panicked but the train was moving away by then. I wonder if all the people are still in the station

It's nothing to do with Frank's bar on top of the carpark on rye lane? That opened 3 weeks ago for the summer.