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She must be so thankful for your support. Did she name you in her acceptance speech?

Yawn. Get a life away from the telly.

ClareC Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ???? Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > It's getting to the point where we should maybe > > ask are there any people on the EDF who > actually > > live in East Dulwich > > > Like :) Fk me don't tell Barber? He uses this place as his reason to push whatever sell out he wants. Oh wait, he knows.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What Quids said. > > That Unlurked is a proper little ray of sunshine. > Twat. Has your bubble been burst, that the over priced food/tat sellers are only doing it to make a killing rather than for the good of ED kind? Mug.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Potentially very dangerous in the wind, as KK > said. > > Quite apart from the goods blowing away or the > stall blowing over, if the stall covering blew > off, or blew away whilst it was being secured, it > could for example blow onto a car and cause an > accident. It would be the Council decision to close the market on H&S grounds, but they did not make it. The road was closed as usual and there were a couple of stalls there. Only about profit. The food vans don't blow away yet they were missing.

I subscribe to Brimful of Ashas advice on pillows.

The stall holders are not the kindly folk offering goods and wares just to make ED a lovely villagey place to be and skip in fields of flowers. They're profit making businesses and thats all. Do they want to come out in wet and windy weather when they think they won't make as much cash as usual? Of course not. Thats why the road closures etc is a joke when if they don't 'need' the money/won't make as much cash as usual they don't turn up.

ultraburner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Amazing service from Kings for our family. > > (and unlurked in 'continuing to talk shit' > shocker.....) cunt

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Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > FFS. Surely if you are already on the forum you > know the objection process and it's deadline. > > > Don't come on here saying your letter is late if > you already know all about your right to object > through the EDF/James Barber. > > The letter helps but if you already know your > means of objection don't come on here complaining. You're out of order. A process needs to be followed. People on here commenting on process not being followed, and people entirely correct in posting about that. Already different dates are mentioned. And for your info MM, Barber is NOT a formal proper means or mechanism to object or comment on planning applications.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > unlurked Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Until you've been to Guys, yot don't know what > > proper treatment and care is. Kings is poor. > > Maybe but I owe my wife's life to Kings so I'm not > going to criticize either Kings or it's staff. > > I think you are out of order to be honest. Er why, because I give an honest opinion that you don't agree with? No one else on this thread not out of order that have a differnt opinion based on experience? Just me. Be objective not emotive. I've had experiencd births and deaths at Kings and stand by what ive said.

natalieh101 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does anyone have any advice or experience of > buying over commercial premises? We're aware of > the pitfalls in terms of change of use and any > downturn in the market - but, prices have gone so > crazy, it seems like our only option!Thanks in > adance Be very very careful, could have health impacts. A friend moved above a bakers and put a lot of weight on in a short amount of time!

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > unlurked Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Until you've been to Guys, yot don't know what > > proper treatment and care is. Kings is poor > > xxxxx > > What a ridiculous generalisation! > > Are you saying that every department, ward and > person in Guys is better than the equivalent at > King's? > > I had absolutely fantastic treatment and care at > King's A&E, in fact I meant to write and thank > them at the time, but to my shame I didn't. So predictable! Did you read the post, Sue? Have you been to Guys, Sue? Are you saying that every department, ward and person in Kings is better than the equivalent at Guys? Just for you Sue, in my experience of attending Kings for years, Guys is far better in treatment, time waiting, politeness, cleanliness and care. One major thing wrong with Kings, not their fault, is the place being filled with cops and scummy criminals who have been 'injured' committing crimes etc.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Michael Palaeologus Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Do Swadesh not allow people to take their own > > drink with them and pay corkage? > > Not unless they have changed their policy... > > No alcohol to be consumed on the premises. > > Foxy Double standards? Waiter was outside smoking the other day.

What lane lover said. But sounds like a mistake due to false sense of security due to OP perceptions.

Until you've been to Guys, yot don't know what proper treatment and care is. Kings is poor.

NewWave Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > unlurked Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I hope something worthwhile replaces the > > warehouse. However I won't miss it as was full > of > > tat IMO, more like a jumble sale, more suited > to > > Peckham in an arch. > > > Totally disagree...I've brought some beautiful > vintage clothes and accessories there and will > miss it greatly...I guess you are the type that > longs for a Jack Wills to move into the space. Well you'd be utterly wrong then, so don't presume things about me. Glad you liked the shop but as quality goods/businesses there wasn't any, just generally stall type tat akin to the tat on NorthX . Don't get confused with 'nice' stall holders and decent goods/services. Barber will probably turn it into a school now anyway as part of his 10yr ED domination plan. And no, I don't want that either. Or a chain.

Hardly land banking! It doesn't have any planning permissions unlike so many other premises in ED, and thats land banking. Leave the owner be.

unlurked Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jens asked Martin to help him commit suicide as > Martin had got to him. Martin let Jens poison > himself and disposed of the tainted coffee cup. > Manslaugter not murder. Saga will destroy the cup > evidence and Martin will get off, and they will > both have evaded the law, and carry on sleuthing. > The next series will not include the ecoterrorist > as he got away,unsolved,end of. Great prog. Even from Coventry I stand by the above!

Wiffwaff Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What about the site (which has been closed since > before I moved to ED 7 yrs ago ) between William > Rose and the Irish Shop. I always wonder why that > site isn't used? > > I love Pretty's and the cafe next door. Its crazy > that landlords don't recognise the value of a > successful, established retail business, > especially when retail is generally in decline! > > Being obsessed with money and increasing rent will > just lead to a further decline in the high street. If the owner chooses not to do anything with the premises so be it. People should mind their own business.

Rumour has it the ground has been sold to Langly Homes.

I hope something worthwhile replaces the warehouse. However I won't miss it as was full of tat IMO, more like a jumble sale, more suited to Peckham in an arch.

Jens asked Martin to help him commit suicide as Martin had got to him. Martin let Jens poison himself and disposed of the tainted coffee cup. Manslaugter not murder. Saga will destroy the cup evidence and Martin will get off, and they will both have evaded the law, and carry on sleuthing. The next series will not include the ecoterrorist as he got away,unsolved,end of. Great prog.

loobylou Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dear James > Which bright spark at Southwark council decided > today was the day to repair the road under the > bridge at East Dulwich Station? With the tube > strike on everyone is using the road and the buses > more and the surrounding roads are completely > gridlocked. Buses are backed up to the Salvation > Army building.... Oh yeah, like the council (if it was them and not tfl), didn't plan the work weeks if not months in advance and it was just coincidence. Get real.

Need to notify building control as knocking down may affect weights/loading on other parts of structure that could be dangerous.