Broadbean

dirac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There's a lady that does it near mine, but stands > there and waits for the cats to be done and then > clears up the rest. Fair play to her, cus the > owner of the cats has completely neglected them > since they were kittens/doesn't give a @#$%&. They > were left outside on the doorstep when they were > probably less that a month old in the coldest part > of winter to fend for themselves and basically > live under parked cars now. You could try contacting Celia Hammond Animal Trust on Lewisham Way and they would probably collect the cats to find them a safe home as living under parked cars isn't going to be safe .

I agree Nigello, as I see in my own street how people just throw their rubbish on the pavement outside their house . It seems that once it's outside their front gate it has nothing to do with them .

What if people weeded there pavements outside their own houses it would only take a few minutes of their time and be environmentally friendly ,I always do this and it would keep the streets tidier. There would be less places needing weed spraying as well.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > James didn't post anything particularly personal > and certainly not offensive. People just quick to > jump on anything. It was personal information . James Barber did the right thing to delete it from his post .

I don't feel you should be telling everyone that a building is empty James Barber isnt that just a bit irresponsible of you when it was someone's home .

Does anyone remember or have any info or pictures of James Dairy in Nunhead Grove and another dairy on or near goose green which were both run by my family in the early 1900 . The dairy in Nunhead ran until the 1980's.

It would be a good idea to post this in the lost and found section .

The shop opposite the CPT on the corner used to be a butchers in the 80's and I remember another one was a pet shop .

Steve has just fixed our washing machine fast and efficient , so would recommend him as the person to call .

It is Houttuynia , it likes damp and semi shade areas . Don't worry this is not Japanese knotweed .

SMBS do gluten free pies and sainsbury do gluten free pizza in the freezer where they sell the vegetarian frozen food and I think Holland and Barrett might do some . Lots of Indian food is gluten free so it's worth having a look at the ingredients on the packets . You can buy gluten free pasta in most supermarkets too .

Sainsburys do a good free from range and SMBS on lordship lane also sell gluten free food .

Hi Thanks I now have my tickets .

Could you tell me how I could get tickets as I couldn't see anything on the link you put up as I would love to take my mum as she remembers Holdrons and I think she worked there at one time . Thanks

Celia hammond animal trust in lewisham way are always in need of bedding for the cats there .

I saw two in Ikea having lunch !