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The UoD was unrestricted unless made explicit until after fifth post. I play by the rules. Old fashioned that way. Brompton Road.

Camberwell Green.

What has been blacked-out in SE22?

You were there too, *Bob*?

I don't do gossip, but this is interesting.

Be careful out there today. Keep your children indoors today.

Where can I buy an EDD sausage roll holder?

Why not give away obsolete and damaged stock for free? It would avoid these problems.

A tangent to the main thread: M.R.D.Foot in his autobiography "Memories of an S.O.E. Historian" (2008) says that on 3 March 1939 he was posted to the 35th Searchlight Battalion of the Royal Engineers (Territorial Army) which had been formerly been the 1st Surrey Rifles, 21st London Regiment. In March 1939 the unit had two drill halls: dull yellow brick, cold and draughty buildings in Flodden Road, Camberwell, and a brand new building in Lordship Lane, Dulwich. Was the 1938 or early 1939 new drill hall on the High Wood site or elsewhere on Lordship Lane?

Good news. Thank you for the update.

Who nominated the East Dulwich "Deli"? I wouldn't.

There are back street garages in Camberwell and Peckham that can do anti-rust treatment and slap on a top coat of gloss paint for you.

Not a school. It does has its own history book.

The official date for the end of World War I was 31 August 1921 when King George V declared it so by an Order In Council. In those days only the Monarch could declare and end wars.

Is it a phonetic Lympne?

Forum habituees will remember that HonaloochieB wrote how old he was when he

The Foxtons empire contracts.

After all these years it's now safe for an honest opinion. What did you think of the Friern Girls' school uniform?

Add "Waverley" to your search terms and you will get lots of internet hits.

Since the thread about Alleyn's School's anti-social behaviour in having noisy fireworks and loud music late on a Sunday evening I've been trying to work out what Alleyn's contributes to our local community. I having difficulties in identifying anything, so please help and set my mind at rest. Does it pay local taxes? Does it employ local residents? Does it get its supplies from local businesses? Does it provide scholarships/bursaries for local children? Does it allow local residents use its facilities for free or at marginal cost? [EDIT: One spelling error and one typing error corrected in deference to one better educated and with more dexterity than me.]

For clarity I would like to point out that our MP is ~NOT~ Scottish. MacRoban

An education here was good enough for our MP.

Just wondering...

A cigarette tree would help make things look right.

Please note that this is a false description being circulated so the clowns can avoid identification. They are only eight feet tall.