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I can't recommend any of the local nurseries in your area but a Lambeth Registered Childminder lives close by (around a 5 minute walk) and I can give you her details if you pm me.

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goldilocks Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Really though? From the top of the street the > following properties are empty (pre CPZ) > > The building previously part of the Maudsley trust > (double fronted building onto Lship lane) > The old French caf? > The old Threshers > The building next to SMBS is a constant pop up at > the moment but has been closed on and off for > years > Dulwich Tandoori > Lush Designs > > > Might have missed some but off the top of my head > those stand out. Dulwich Tandoori isn't empty? Had a meal there last week.

St Christopher's Hospice shop on Lordship Lane takes toys, kids clothes, etc.

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Steve Talboys, ex football player, at the young age of 52.

FussyGalore Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > For the first time, I saw a large rat (thought it > was pregnant) trotting through our tiny back > garden. I live near Colwell Road, Playfield > Crescent and Melbourne Grove. Has anyone else seen > rats? This is certainly an unwelcome situation. It is certainly an unwelcome situation but something that people will have to live with in London streets. A few years ago we had a wasp nest and a rat living in our attic at the same time. We had somebody in to sort out the wasp nest but a few days/weeks later still kept hearing scratching noises at night which kept me awake. With expert advice we found out that it was a lone rat living in our attic and also accessing a large row of houses through their attic system. Apparently, a lone rate urinates and poos in the same spot which they find comfortable, unlike mice which wee and poo everywhere. The rat was urinating and pooing in our attic as their main spot. It was so horrible having to live with the scratching and thought that a rat was above our heads! Rats can climb walls, fences, drain pipes and can access not just ground spaces but rooftops etc.

tomskip, I also wondered what GCH was but guess it's Greycoat Comp in Westminster as the OP hasn't clarified.

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Popped in today as can't resist a charity shop but not sure what to make of it. So much space but went in and out under 5 minutes. Expensive adult clothing and a bit out back with some children's clothes which were equally expensive.

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