Azalea

Still for sale more than two year?s later is *interesting*.

dresswaves Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It?s a pity the cafe isn?t more elderly friendly. > I?d love to take my mum for a stroll round the > park followed by a coffee & cake but not at that > cafe. Mum may be 90 & need some help but she still > values her independence & being able to pay for a > coffee & cake is part of that. I?m sorry if it > takes her a bit longer & you?re in the queue > behind her but hopefully you?ll all reach that age > & may appreciate a bit of tolerance & kindness. Take your mum to the French Cafe in forest hill road after a walk. The owner is lovely. I don?t think they have gone cashless.

Animal rescue places like Celia Hammond will take towels.

edcam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We are very happy with our Hewlett Packard Envy. > Prints really well from Mac, iPad and iPhone. which model no? There are a few.

Food for thought. Thanks to all.

Looking for some recs please, to use for both, wireless I presume.... Thanks.

Likely to be put out for foxes. Someone near me puts ripped up bread out on road near kerb.

Cabbage lasts a long time in the fridge. I slice thinly, Love it cooked in no additional water after washing, with a bit of butter and salt with the lid on pan. Shake to prevent sticking, takes only a few minutes. Can put together a quick slaw, with grated carrots, apples and walnuts. I also keep frozen spinach and peas hand to add to soups, peas added to risotto. Try baking whole peeled onions with cumin.

👍 to Almodavar. The Spanish series Locked Up, on Channel 4, Walter Presents is worth watching.

After this story came out here, I saw an advert for a flat for sale in Solomon's Passage/ It's been removed now. are all of the properties there built by Wandle?

Why do, or did, so many UK bathrooms have just a sink with no counterspace/shelving/storage? Not just talking about mid century stuff, but recent developments, especially with developers?

Crispy pig's ears? Those are for dogs........

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well James, we live on one of the closest roads to > the station (Copleston) and I see no need for a > CPZ at all. As I mentioned on here before, on a > normal weekday in the middle of the afternoon I > observed forty-three available empty parking > spaces on Oglander and Ondine roads alone. I > appreciate that over the other side of Grove Vale > things might be different, but on this side I > believe a CPZ would be making residents shell out > to solve a problem which doesn't exist. Agree with this, am in Oglander Road.

Interested in this discussion. I am just coming out of a 2 yr fixed rate. I had previously been on a 2 year tracker, and opted for the fixed as I thought for sure thought BoE Rate would rise. Obviously it didn't. I now have a choice between 2 yr fix at 1.69 or 2 yr tracker whose monthly repayments would be ?60 a month lower than the fixed. Both have product fees.

jollybaby Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Azalea - it depends what the hospital treatment > is. Most hospital treatments are > funded/commissioned by local clinical > commissioning groups. CCGs have replaced primary > care trusts. Some specialist services are funded > directly by NHS England. > > Have a look at the kings fund website - it > explains NHS funding in quite a straightforward > way. Thank you jb. Melbourne Grove seems to be in disarray again. People coming and going. I asked for a prescription renewal and after five days it still hadn't been done.

Saw this story on ITV London News today.

The ones I bought did not rip the skin off the mouse. ------------------------------------------------------- > Azalea Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Have you tried peanut butter in the traps? I > > bought some traps on Amazon, they are plastic > and > > reusable,with a hole for bait. Easy to dispose > of > > mouse and reuse. Took a while but I have > caught > > two so far. > > I tried one of those and they are vicious.. It > ripped the skin off the poor thing. Really upset > me. > Will not use those again.. The wooden traps are > quick and clean. > > Foxy

Love having spiders around, not sure why you would want to remove them from your garden.

Have you tried peanut butter in the traps? I bought some traps on Amazon, they are plastic and reusable,with a hole for bait. Easy to dispose of mouse and reuse. Took a while but I have caught two so far.

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi Azalea, > Please see - > http://jamesbarber.mycouncillor.org.uk/2013/04/15/ > gp-complaints-and-praise-how-to/ > > Summarised as: > Since 1 April 2013 to make complaints about NHS > health care: > > If you have a comment or a complaint about a GP, > dentist, pharmacy or optician contact the London > office of NHS England at > [email protected]. You can also contact > NHS England on 0300 311 22 33. There is more > information available at > http://www.england.nhs.uk/contact-us/complaint Thank you. Have you heard of any surgeries not referring patients to outpatients clinics in order to save money but not telling you, despite agreeing to? Not sure how budgets work in regard to this?

I don't understood the hype about Gail's bread.

A friend bought the Miele one, and loves it. It's really quiet. She previously had an old Hoover.

How does one complain about a GP surgery now, is there an overseeing body?