Angelina

there were a lot of people living there - wonder what will happen to them? guessing no new people can come to London unless they've got serious money to start.....

one suggestion would be to try transport for london journay planner (type it in to google)- you can choose the mode of transport - if there is no option for a car, choose a bus and it would highlight any traffic diversions.

yep - we've had them too.....

first mate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Angelina, for those not directly next to the build > I am sure you are right. But your observation > underlines how in some discussions self - interest > is only allowed to cut one way. I was being a bit sarky, really. And it IS right under my nose....

no doubt, once it opens, we will all wonder how we EVER managed without it

I always calll out to whoever's in the house when I leave "bye - see you in a bit" - even if it's just the cats.....or even if the cats are out...... just in case anyone's watching....

I just can't imagine that poor woman asleep to only be woken up by men inside her home. Horrors.

yes - I meant the Dulwich Hosital temporary site. Applications for the year 2016 entry are based on distance (crow flies) to the gate on the temporary site on the Permanent School. The fact that the children will be based in a substitute site has not bearing on the applications. The email from the school today says "Our occupation of the temporary site has no impact on our admissions criteria" (this referring to the Southampton Way site).

temporary site entrance - this was confirmed to me at the meeting earlier this autumn

surely, if you have a repayment mortgage then you will end up owning the property. Interest only, really - why?

this is a great site. My friend at work has joined up and goes out - she thinks it's great - no pressure http://london.meetup.com/cities/gb/17/london/

JimH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I was ...... surprised no one has mentioned him. Unnerving. We should all be able to go out our day without worry the locals are gossiping about us on the forum. I am spending my day in Brixton, where no one bats an eye.

you could raise it with Southwark. James Barber might be interested.

so ED's not so posh anymore.... maybe we could get a new betting shop (although there are nearly as many as there are pubs) Hilarious (but rather no-nice)

I think they could lose the pub and focus on what the building is really required for.

it's also serviced by London Overground trains, so Transport for London have a vested interest (whether it's their station or not)

that's good to hear - sometimes the explanation is the simplest. I don't know if I haven't received anything to my home - everything I've ordered online has arrived, as has everything boring....so the only gap would be things I was not expecting anyway... If I order anything from ebay, I ask for the seller to post 'recorde-signed for' which is really cheap but means the package is trackable.

Sorry, but how many kids stabbed this year in London? and it's not a problem? One is too many. I'm shocked at the apathy. No, its not common in school - thank heavens. But it beggars the basic question of what is going on that we don't know about? I very much doubt that this is the only kid who has a weapon on them at school. My primary school - yes - a year 6 primary school kid - in Herne Hill - was caught with a knife and threatening another child. It is not common, but it is not unheard of. And denying the existence of something you don't like isn't going to make it go away.

If you do see someone homeless, it is ok to ask if they want to talk, but people are all different and may not to talk about their circumstances (would you?). If anyone does see her, why not let her know that St Mungos are there for her. They provide all sorts of support. Likewise anyone else you see. It is very cold and for someone to be outside and have nowhere to go just isn't right.

can't please everyone all the time. perhaps they could sweep them up quietly instead.

affordability is subjective - as are the values of donations. It certainly doesn't warrant making a judgement on whether it crosses a perceived personal boundary. It's actually quite offensive.

Clearly. But you've made your point and it's time to move on.

Thank you Alec for reposting the Wrap Up London link. It's a brilliant idea and I think that helping vulnerable Londoners directly is really special. I also like the fact that it's easy to drop them off on the way into work at key tube stations. There is a drop off point in North Clapham too.... [handsonlondon.org.uk]

best bet is to smell it - if it smells off, it is! Otherwise it's likely fine for a few days http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1392231/Food-past-use-date-Still-perfectly-safe-eat-according-Tom-Rawstorne.html this article is interesting - and should reassure you...

hi Pablo, it says that there are collection points at Safestore - the nearest is Clapham North You can also arrange to drop off your coat(s) at one of the participating Safestore Self Storage centres below between the 11th November and 20th November. Safestore ? Clapham North 4 Timber Mill Way, Gauden Road, Clapham, SW4 6LY Monday - Saturday: 8am - 6pm Thursday: 8am - 8pm Sunday: 10am - 4pm