phillyboy

Plan for us is to live in Discovery Bay, very family friendly i;ve heard and doesn't break the bank in terms of rent! From what I have been told all of the serviced apartments are on HK island itself (and >2 bedrooms is very rare and expensive) Its a long flight just for the week! :)

wow - wonder if ceebeebies on a 40" screen will put off any of the Dulwich mummies and daddies

Long sho - but is anyone here in the throws of relocating to Hong Kong or recently returned? If so would like to share experiences.....

Out of interest where are you planning on flying? we are flying to HK with out 12 week old in 7 weeks or so. Make sure you get on the case re birth certificate. We live in ED and were "lucky" that our newborn was born at home (thats a whole other story) as it meant we could register the brith quicker. After that the passport came relatively quickly.

No service from last night - shame really as it takes the internet out as well! I was sort of hoping that it was more than just my flat

Anyone else having issues with their phone line? BT are being rather unhelpful to say the least

It amazes me that these losers bother - anyone know how exactly they make any money?

40 to London bridge was working fine (Aslo whilst waiting the 185 came gingerly past)

In case anyone else hones Thames Water this has already been reported

Yes the 06.12 from ED was cancelled - it was nice to see a nearly empty Southern train trundling through ED station on its way to London Bridge at 06:10. Busses however were working really well

anyone planning on being there?

weather looks a bit iffy for any sort of view do you agree?

My wife intends on taking our first and new born to whatever is on at Dulwich Park - whippersnappers etc... good for the little one to run around and even better for new mum to sit and chill out with even littler one

Baby No1 i got her a patch work quilt made for her... Baby No2 some new shoes, cowboy boots! were requested

If you can believe it 5 found it on the street outside!