adoodledo

Thank you for your suggestions. f-t, i like your style. I had already put "Teenage Kicks" into my pile of records to possibly play, but will now consider promoting it to the post-countdown spot.

I was intending to play "Wake up and make love to me" by Mr Dury at some point. Fantastic record.

I am due to be playing some vinyl at a friend's house party on NYE. I am intending to weave a dancey wander through some disco, house and other other dancefloor-friendly bits and pieces. I havent played a NYE party before and I am wondering what to play immediately following the Midnight countdown. Any suggestions for a killer track that would fit this spot? Crowd will be mostly about 40 years old. Would be very grateful for any suggestions.

I just wanted to say thank you very much to the person that took the trouble to hand in my bank card to the branch of Barclays on Lordship Lane after I lost it last week. It is most appreciated and card and absent minded owner enjoyed a happy reunion the following day. Thank you.

I have found this penalty charge letter on Lordship lane about half an hour ago. I have put in the post box.

I have a sneaky feeling it is going to be a Co-op. That's why the old sinage has been preserved when it could/should have been destroyed. However still going to shop at the post office and support that family as well as at the lovely Val's.

I have never posted anything on this forum before but feel the need to do so today. All of us need to do something about knife crime. It is not just some one else's responsibility. On the 176 bus in the morning I feel so sorry for the little boys that get off at the big secondary schools in Camberwell. Teenage boys need to have role models and need to have love with discipline. If the parents haven't given it to them then we as a society have to. I read the other day in the Standard about the need for children without role models to have mentors. Just a couple of hours a week could make an amazing difference. I'm going to do a bit more research on this and post the details. Perhaps get involved in supporting the Kids Charity right on our door step in Peckham? Perhaps try as a forum to raise some money to support this charity? London is an amazing place and I don't want to leave it.