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Latest information on incident at Lakanal House Incident The Sceaux Gardens Estate is located in Camberwell and was built in the 1960's. Lakanal House, where the fire broke out, is a maisonette block. Residents in the estate come from a variety of backgrounds and are of a wide range of ages, including children and the elderly. The fire started on Friday afternoon in Lakanal House and the tragic consequences were: Six fatalities - including three children 15 people were taken to hospital, including a fireman. Approx 175 people have been placed in temporary accommodation or have been asked to move in with family or friends until it is deemed safe to return to their homes. Services to affected residents The council has a range of services to offer to those affected by this tragedy, including counselling, support with funeral arrangements and housing needs. This will mean that managers across the council will be called upon to put emergency plans into action. How the council responded to this emergency The emergency plan went into action immediately, with officers reporting into work on Friday evening and working through the weekend to provide assistance in this very difficult circumstances to those affected. So far we've assisted approximately 175 people at our rest centre, set up on Bushey Hill Rd, and continue to offer support such as providing accommodation, as well as other practical things such as finance and clothing. Our community wardens and housing officers have already begun visiting other flats on the estate to educate tenants about fire safety, to reiterate the offer of a free smoke alarm and to check for any potential hazards. We're now also contacting all other London boroughs to find out how many blocks similar to Lanakal House they may have and we will want to share all relevant findings of the investigation with them. Next steps Police and fire services are currently investigating how the fire started and spread across the block. Funeral arrangements and donations Funeral or memorial arrangements are not yet known, however when confirmed these will be coordinated through the Mayor's office. Chief executive Annie Shepperd, who was also working through the weekend, said: "These are very tragic circumstances and we still have a lot of work to do over the coming days and weeks to support those families affected. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the members of staff who've worked through the weekend, on such short notice and under very demanding circumstances, to put the needs of residents first". Book of condolence A book of condolence for the tragic victims for the fire in Camberwell is now open in Southwark Town Hall. All members of the public and staff are welcome to come to the Town Hall on Peckham Road, and sign the book, which will later be passed on to the families. Useful numbers Anyone who has concerns about relatives or friends who were living in Lakanal House should contact the Metropolitan Police on special number 0300 123 1212. Anyone who requires assistance from the council should contact 0207 525 5000.

A course in Archery. I did it, had a great time.

karter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Anybody seen Transformers 2 yet?:) Opening night and then the following Monday! Giant Warring Robots + Megan Fox = Good Times

matthew123 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I suppose if FHT is on the EDF radar then surely > Hermit's Cave also qualifies.. as yes Jeremy very > good venue which I think would go down very > favourably. As would The Bear. My personal favourite.

Or go in and ask them. Then you can post on here with the facts.

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1. Hunter S Thompson 2. Steve McQueen 3. Martin Luther King

Shabba Ranks vs Ninjaman - Sting 1990

Just to inform anyone who may be using Peckham Rye train station, the station is out of use due to a fire.

This may help Scott - Chopsticks

The Gowlett is showing the CL Final and they have great Pizza.

Or look for ICE (In Case of Emergency)

Can you say what happened?

British boys singing Jamaican folk song

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Count back 9 months to see what your parents were knocking boots too.

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Candy - Cameo If you've ever done the dance at a wedding/party/club you'll know just how good it is.

If you want more information and advice on the recent news on the Swine Flu call Southwark Council's flu line on 020 7939 3493. The national flu line is 0800 1 513 513. How can you protect yourself? One of the best ways to avoid passing on viruses is to take some common sense precautions: Cover your nose and mouth when coughing or sneezing, using a tissue when possible. Dispose of dirty tissues promptly and carefully. Wash hands frequently with soap and water to reduce the spread of the virus from your hands to face or to other people. Clean hard surfaces (e.g. door handles) frequently using a normal cleaning product. Make sure your children follow this advice. Where can I get more advice? You can also find more information and advice on-line at Southwark PCT Health Protection Agency Department of Health The World Health Organisation For travel concerns visit the Foreign Office website Southwark Council's pandemic planning strategy Southwark Council's pandemic planning strategy is already well up and running, as it is based on our current flu pandemic plans. Our emergency team is also working with the NHS locally and the emergency services to ensure we are as prepared as possible. If residents are concerned about their personal situation, and feel they may have flu like symptoms, they should limit their contact with other people and call NHS direct for advice on 0845 46 47. Please also visit Southwark Councils preparing for a pandemic webpages.

JJF thats on the Urban Hang Suite (a truly great album). I don't have that remix but well done for making me play the original as I type (tu)

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I admit that I'm not especially familiar with > African and Carribean food. But what I've tried, > I've really enjoyed (apart from those horrible > "pattie" things you sometimes get in chippies, but > I don't think that counts as food). > Good call J...never buy a patty from a chip shop. Those are not traditional. Go to Gaby's in Peckham or Patty Island in Camberwell.

A new GP walk in centre opens in Peckham on May 4. Open from 8am to 8pm everyday including weekends, for the first time in Southwark you will be able to drop in and see a GP or nurse without an appointment. The centre has a wide range of services available including: examinations and treatment advice on health problems prescriptions for medicines muscular aches and sprains mental health issues contraceptive services stopping smoking minor ailments Dr Mark Ashworth, from the Hurley Group Practice is running the service: The new walk in service is available to everyone whether you're registered with us or not." "It's a great alternative to going along to A&E if you have a minor illness or injury, allowing them to do what they do best, treating the seriously injured or sick. Where? Southwark's GP walk in centre can be found at the Lister Health Centre, 101 Peckham Road London SE15 5LJ. Walk in or call 020 3049 8430 to make an appointment.

Bought a bed from there about the same time as MM. No problems for me with service or quality.