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Leo update. So, Leo the Cat has clearly found some new digs. I see him almost daily and he has no interest in coming over for a stroke or a headbutt. He pops into our garden once of twice a week, where we feed him treats or a full (3 course) meal. He has no interest in coming into our house, despite the underfloor heating (bragging!)........... He looks chubby and healthy, so in view of Celia Hammonds..........I am inclined to let this continue! There doesn't seem much point in getting him re-homed or captured? He is chipped to me, so if he needs medical help, I will sort that............ Not sure what else to do? all the best, James.

Any chance of getting his number? I have a job.

I like *Bob*

Thank you for your advice. I disagree that it is cruel to put a cat out at night. Leo sleeps all day and parties all night. He screams if you keep him in..... Cat flap is going back in, next week, so I will grab him, feed him catnip (he has his own plant!) and then butter up his paws..... Fingers crossed and thank you for all the good advice.

Leo is de-manned / neutered.

I forgot to add, I have s/w Celia Hammond and there advise is for people to stop feeding him and as it gets colder, he will come home. Anyone have any other advice or experiences ?

Dear all, I am looking for some advice regarding our cat. His name is Leo, he is a stripy brown short haired tabby, that used to, until recently sport an orange collar (it fell off)???. We rescued Leo about two and a half years ago when he was just a kitten and he thrived living in our house and exploring all that Hindmans Road and the surrounding areas had to offer. He used our cat flap and slept in his bed each night. He ate well and enjoyed stroking and spending some (albeit limited) interacting?????. He is a healthy cat, is chipped, de-manned and fully vaccinated. When we had our daughter, he started to come home less and spend more than a couple of days out of the house, only returning for food and treats, with less stroking. This was still fine, as he had use of the cat flap. Then???..we had some building works and he has stopped living with us full time and now is living rough on Hindmans Road. The cat flap went and we used to let him at night and let him out?.. I see him from time to time and when I can I feed him and give him some strokes, sadly he will not come home and doesn?t really like to be held??. He looks healthy and I understand from neighbours (2 that I know of??.) that they feed him. This seemed okay. Especially with the warm weather we have been having, however now with the winter months approaching I am concerned where he will sleep, what he will eat and what if he decides never to come home? Thoughts?

"20% of children hit by cars at 30 MPH will die, those hit at 20 MPH almost always survive" If driving slowly around Dulwich and surrounding areas saves one life, I am in.

Saw a white van getting a ticket at 0730hrs this AM. Not on a yellow line.......just parked in front of the Spanish Tapas place!

M&S is only going to be a clothes shop. Selling suits and bras' I read this online, so beware if you think you're doing your food shopping here.

I have seen increased slug activity in my garden over the last few days. Could it be linked? Invasion? Independence Day 3..........is upon us.

My route.....

davidk, I work very near you and leave from Northcross Road. How long does your cycle take? I go via The Rye, Peckham Rye, Surrey Canal, through Burgess Park, then cut across Old Kent Road, then up Tower Bridge Road...... Mine takes between 30 and 35 mins......dependent on traffic lights.......etc...... Happy to be part of a bike train in the morning, I have been cycling for over 6 years, so happy to help out.