peleparso
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Looking for garden landscaper for front garden
peleparso replied to peleparso's topic in Request a Tradesperson
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Does anyone have any recommendations for a landscaper who could help us transform our mess of a front garden into something simple, attractive and low maintenance. Probably mainly hard landscaping with some interesting planting. Thanks Matt
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Thanks everyone I will follow up!
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Any recent recommendations?
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Deffo Peckham for kids films
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peckman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Like many organisations there are good staff and > bad staff . Just like cllrs. Officers in the > council don't make policy . They simply try to > what cllrs deem fit. Some times this is > reactionary to a few vocal tenants and residents . > It's a tough job trying to please everybody Exactly.
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Can you recommend a builder or electrician?
peleparso replied to MM&SW's topic in Request a Tradesperson
Morisseys of Lee. Brilliant. -
NOW SORTED Need recommendation for a labourer
peleparso replied to peleparso's topic in Request a Tradesperson
Thanks, will try.... -
I have a section of my back garden that needs levelling in preparation for a garden office. Not a massive job as it's reasonably flat but there is some levelling needed and some slabs/roots to be taken out. Have had one quote which was astronomical so looking for recommendations please. Cheers
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New Cemetery Railings and Granite - Underhill Rd
peleparso replied to Heart108's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
The railings look great and really enhances that side of the road. I used to live on Underhill Rd opposite the cemetery and the fencing always looked q shabby and blocked views of very nice greenery. It did also attract fly tipping. -
New boiler needed recommendations please
peleparso replied to dratra65's topic in Request a Tradesperson
Peter Bennison v good. -
Exhibition of the proposed redevelopment at DHFC
peleparso replied to BrandNewGuy's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
What's the difference between "brazen property development" and "property development"? There seems to be some issue here with an investor (of whichever sort)looking to make a profit from developing something people actually may need and want (housing, better community facilities, etc). What's the alternative? Perhaps we should just wait for the 1950s to come back and the State can fund everything we ever needed. Or perhaps not. Looking forward to seeing what people say at the consultation.
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