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I am with EE and can recommend them - not the super fast just basic which works for me. Not on TV package 'cause I don't need it. Was with Virgin years ago and would never touch them again or Sky. Very happy with EE and with several moves over the last few years they have been reliable and consistent. paying ?20 per month.

And me - the woffers are going to love it as are many waking groups. Tks

Having lived in Herne Hill before the noon-2pm was imposed, makes a huge difference as people can now park in the street at any time of the day. Clearly car commenters who just parked when it was free and then hopped on train had to go or find alternatives. Think it was greT and would gladly pay to have it in various streets in ED - HH being in Lamveth think the charge imposed was higher that central London - totally unfair but that is Lambeth for you

No water in Barry road.. Pressure been dropping all week.. We pay for water.. Or lack of it.. Surely they must have learnt after Herne Hill?? Clearly not..

All Saints Church in West Dulwich are doing various things - check their website

Gosh, you ladies must have so much time on your hands.. Go back to Delia Smith..unless you are to young to remember.. Easy peasy, and if you have a slow cooker all done and dusted.. Beef Bougonion, chuck it all in.. And enjoy... Green salad and garlic bread.. Yummy

I have used them in the past and had no problem at all from a tenat's view. No different from renting privately. Provided you have an inventory at the start which is signed and agreed by both parties - no problem. With regard to the deposit, you need to put it into a separate account and confirm to the tenant that this has been done - there is information about this on the website and both parties are protected. You could also place an ad in the newsagent in Dulwich Village. Hope this helps As mentioned on forum website, by law it is Landlord's responsibility to have proof of residency etc for Uk.

Hi, Visiting relations and looking for somewhere to stay, does not have to be in Ferndown but say with 10 miles. Thanks

I would be interested

Being all electric like you, I put in Hyco electric heaters on wall. Very efficient and you can pre program.

Julia my trainer could help you on a one to one basis. Highly recommend her and he also does a group on Wed am in Dulwich Park. PM me if you want more info.

Have you tried the local churches - they usually have halls to hire. St Fsith's have a beautiful room.

Hi, Can anyone recommend a company that they have used? Thanks

Hi, Is there anywhere one can go for a couple of weeks? Or can anyone recommend someone who would come and help,shop,clean etc Or what did you find the most difficult? Thanks in advance

Hi, I have recently moved into an all electric flat - not huge at all and currently has economy 7 heating. It and I are not getting along so I am looking at alternatives and panel radiators seem to be the answer. Does anyone have advice? Gas is not an alternative.!! Sadly. Really trying to stay warm and be in a position to use heating when I want - I rent so would to convince my landlords/agent. I am assuming that if panel radiators were an option then one would loose eceonomy 7 rates? No dish washer or washing machine to consider. Thanks all

Hi, Come on folks, where are you? Stream or down load it PLEASE... One never knows, when we might need the service.. Cheaper than a pint and if for what ever reason, you can't do it then at least spread the word, far and wide. Admin, once again, thank you for allowing me to post it.

Hi, Hope to hear people humming this as they celebrate Christmas... Well, all you have to do is go to you tube and tap in London hospices and order YOUR COPY before it is sold out...Only 10 minutes left... Cheaper than a pint.. ANd A Good Cause. Enjoy..

Well we are going to have a small slot on BBC News tonight.. Hope you are all watching...

Hi, Just wanted to thank all of you for looking and to Admin for allowing me to post this - If you have pre ordered then a HUGE thank you. These hospices cover children as well. Would be nice to have the odd comment. Do please spread the word - Twitter, Facebook etc. Thanks again.

Hi Folks, Recently 17 hospices in London got together to produce a single and we are hoping to get to the Number 1 slot with the help of the local community, friends etc. I am not computer literate and whilst I appreciate that this is not related to East Dulwich, personally I feel it is a very worthy cause - they do fantastic work. So, please go to You Tube and type in London Hospices Choir and you can see it all. The single is called The Living Years with Paul Carrack, including the video etc. Please pre order and help us. Many thanks.

I have recently moved into a ground floor flat which is all electric and has low pressure. Does anyone have any recommendations for plumber and aprox cost for updating shower hopefully with a pump - make of shower would be good as well or does one just borrow a friends once a week!!! Thanks all.

Lowlander Wrote: Thank you for taking the time to reply - will pass onto my friend. ------------------------------------------------------- > Any electric heater will run on a timer - you can > buy them separately if it isn't built in. > > Assuming you mean feet not metres? So 3m x 3.6m > > Personally I would recommend an oil-filled > radiator; especially for a room that size. I > think all modern ones come with a built-in timer. > > Convectors are noisy and inefficient - ok for > heating up a room quickly, but as soon as you > switch it off, no heat will be produced.

A friend of mine is moving into a property that has no heating in the bedroom and economy 7 in the lounge. The rooms are aprox 10 x 12 each with double glazing. What would be the most appropriate to buy blow heaters, oil filled or convectors? Assume one can put these on timers? Thanks folks.

Thank to all who have replied.