Jim1234
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Just wondering if anyone has any recommendations - we are looking for a company to supply and fit, or just supply windows for a loft conversion (yet to be built). We would like to go for something modern, perhaps aluminium. I'm finding the amount of choice baffling. Thank you
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Just wanted to recommend this new place. We have been a couple of times and it is really great, but for some reason completely empty. It is next door to Eric's on Upland Road. Really cheap (for ED... 4 large dishes for 3 people came to £22), with really nice home made style Hong Kong / Cantonese (I think, I'm no expert, but I've been to the region a few times). Nothing like a typical classic Cantonese / takeaway (not that there is anything wrong with that!). We had chicken wings which were crispy and sweet, beef ho fun with lovely and tender meat, and a pumpkin and prawn soup which was nothing like anything I've had before. It came with a really nice Chinese tea with multiple top ups. We came back for tea and cakes another time and the matcha cake and bubble tea was great and cheap. Can't remember exactly what we paid. Always keen to support a local business and I am hoping it takes off through word of mouth. Fingers crossed this post helps it do so!
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Property is theft. It should belong to them.
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Just wondering if anyone has any recommendations?
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Someone went through a red light at the East Dulwich Road / Crystal Palace Road junction this morning. If I'd crossed without looking I'd have been hit. I reported it to the police. Cars are an absolute disgrace and should be banned.
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Gail's relies on fat and sugar - middle class McDonald's. Owned by Bain Capital - a 175bln USD investment fund. Depressing.
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Ban (almost) all cars!
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This is clear profiteering by the council - I'd like to see all cars banned (minus a large exception list), this is just tinkering.
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Foxtons on Lordship Lane soon to become a Poundland Local
Jim1234 replied to teddyboy23's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
Chain stores, are absolutely the problem: - pay poverty wages/ wages subsidised by the tax payer 'in work benefits' - push up rents, preventing local people from owning their own business/ having job security - syphon off profits (or at least more likely to, not always) to tax havens - more likely to be owned by awful, already wealthy shareholders (e.g. Sainsburys is 15% owned by the Qatari government) Yes they provide cheaper options, but they help create the poverty which requires such cheaper options. If they didn't exist, perhaps their employees could own their own shops/ businesses. -
Just read the Daily Mail article - I wish I had voted for you now. Keep it up.
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