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The Brickhouse closed just before Covid December 2019. Nothing to do with Gails muscling in as they didn't move into till December 2022. Stop trying to fit a false narrative into a story
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Don't see an issue at all. Sounds like the protest is being made by friends and families of the two off licences, Morleys, pret and maxim chicken who are within 100 m of the school. Much ado about nothing. Besides if it doesn't proceed, the kids will walk a but further!!
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Still for sale -
We are selling my son's Trek precaliber bicycle. he's had it for just over 12 months and has been ridden approximately 6 times in this period as he had a growth spurt. This bike was bought from Balfes and retails at £350. We are selling this today for £100 and you will need to pick it up from Camberwell (close to Dog kennel Hill School). Contact via DM for further details The Trek Precaliber 24 Inch Suspension 8-Speed is a versatile kids' bike built for young adventurers who love riding off the road and into the dirt. It has a sturdy yet light aluminium frame with a performance suspension fork and an 8-speed drivetrain perfect for racing home from school, zipping through the woods and riding trails and paths with family. For kids aged 8-12, between 129.5 - 149.8 cm (51-59˝) tall. You love exploring nature on your bike, and your kid loves adventuring with you! You're looking for a high-quality kids' bike that's comfortable, durable and has trail-ready parts for your up-and-coming singletrack shredder. A strong, lightweight aluminium frame, a simple Shimano 8-speed drivetrain that's easy for kids to handle and a front suspension fork with 45 mm of travel to absorb bumps. Plus, a kickstand, rear rack mounts and a saddle with an integrated handle that can be swapped out for an integrated rear light mount. Everything on this bike is built to last, so it'll still feel like new when handed down to younger siblings. This rugged, high-quality bike encourages fun and skill-building on the trail. It's perfect for kids who are getting into off-road riding, with a trail-smoothing front suspension fork and an 8-speed drive train.
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it's so good, the new refurbishment. I couldn't believe how new and fresh everything looked. The treadmills are amazing and it's just nice to get new stuff!!! Well done Southwark
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I thought Galahs were a native Australian bird
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100% recommend Neighbourhood Vet. Love using them and their staff are always polite and helpful.
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I've never had an issue with them at all. I think they are fantastic. If you are concerned about costs, before anything is done ask them first for a quote.
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Given the amount of people complaining about the poor quality of fish and chips, despite the owner being lovely this is a must win. I've noticed that when ever any kind of cafe / food shop opens, people always whinge. Someone opened a cafe specialising in brunch and the first comment was - don't be a trendy poached eggs style cafe etc... Why not visit the stores and keep the economy going instead of whinging and moaning..
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Prime Minister moved to Intensive Care - non political
paulu197 replied to dbboy's topic in The Lounge
Stupid fat fingers... Should say then -
Prime Minister moved to Intensive Care - non political
paulu197 replied to dbboy's topic in The Lounge
Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh behave Uncleglen. Boris did not get a majority > of votes cast at the general election. A third of > the electorate did not vote at all. Of 49 million > eligible votes, he got 13,491,087. That's about > 25% of eligible voters. Stop embarrassing yourself > with ridiculous claims. It is only the nuances of > our FPTP electoral system that enables a party to > get a majority of seats with less than 50% of the > votes cast. Things would look rather different if > we had PR. A coalition would have easily kept the > Tories out of government. Great point blahblah. Really demonstrates also how much the Labor party are loathed too theb -
Shorter not the other word :)
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If someone in a queue is oblivious to the line moving due to being on their phone, is it ok to take their place? Asking for a friend. Also if people used the width of the car space as two metres, the queue will be sgortee
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Opening up local school playing fields for exercise
paulu197 replied to Jakido's topic in The Lounge
Great idea, however what are the insurance implications for doing such? Need to be mindful of the duty of care. -
Distance keeping in small local independent shops
paulu197 replied to NewWave's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
William rose, mons and moxtons all have a great queuing process. -
Milk and more are great
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Fresh pasta is always available(including spaghetti amd tagliatelle) and the use by date is beginning of May. Also tastes a hell of amlot better than the dried stuff
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Well worth a read. For those aren't inclined to read, the essence ofthe research study is that panic buying isn't the result of a few selfish individuals but rather all of us buying slightly more than usual. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-stockpiling-crazy-selfish-behaviour-seems-chris-morley
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It appears the same people that are complaining about this were also complaining about the self scanners at Sainsburys. I'm amazed that the majority of the self scanner users are elderly and they appear to love it if the evidence is the lack of self scanners at the bays. Stop whinging about the cash and get a debit card, one can limit the spend and also monitor how much they are spending via their banking app. And it is secure. technology is your friend and it's why forums such as east dulwich form exist. And if you are a technophobe then why are you using the internet now on the forum. COntactless banking is just another form of using the internet, you've come this far you can go a little further. Apologies if I sound condescending...
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Totally agree. It was very nice in there and there was a sense of calm. Although I did engage with a chap in the coffee aisle and laughed that having limited roast and ground coffee was indeed a first world problem. He even said, he might have to get Taylors, I said the Lavazza was great but he reminded me that it wasn't fairtrade coffee - however in response I mentioned it did support our Italian friends. We had a chuckle and both agreed that one shouldn't caged eggs. Even though this story is boring, i even yawned as I wrote it. IF everyone acts civil and obeys we will be fine
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Also its impossible to bulk buy at Sainsburys as the checkouts are set up at the scanners to refuse multiple items of the same kind.
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It's a global issue and not a Sainsburys DKH issue. We are not unique so deal with it. The same way we have the sudden issue of Coronavirus putting pressure on the health system is doing the same.
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I think whilst it's honourable for the council to ask what they can do? I'd like to know what can they actually do? Supermarket logistics isn't a local issue, it's a global supply chain issue that whilst Southwark council would like to assist, there is little they can do. What is Southwark council empowered to do?
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Dulwich park is no longer free!
paulu197 replied to Parkerstone's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
One can always walk to the park and enjoy it's surrounds. There is no cover charge and never has been -
Separating recyclable goods on a conveyor belt on night shift on the central coast (1 hr nth of Sydney). Pay was ok, but at times it felt like the conveyor belt was still and i was moving. Went back into advertising afterwards...much better
