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Worth noting in case this helps anyone - there are circumstances where it is legal to park for a period of time on double yellows when loading/unloading, but it does vary by borough. Southwark info is under the yellow lines section here https://www.southwark.gov.uk/parking/guide-to-parking/loading-and-unloading My advice would be - check the time limit (40 mins in Southwark), make sure you are visibly loading/unloading - have a door or boot open if possible and particularly hazard lights on, do not block anything, don?t do it where it is forbidden (look for perpendicular yellow lines on the kerb), and pop a ?loading only? note on your dashboard. Hope this helps. Edit: at your own risk of course!

Yes I have a business account with them, and it?s been great, I?d thoroughly recommend. I switched across from Lloyds a few years ago and the difference was night and day.

Hi Becki - I believe addison lee are also providing free transport for NHS workers, see their website for details https://www.addisonlee.com/nhs-sign-up/

By Grove Vale and Oglander - power off and has not returned yet

When I last spoke to a traffic warden(?) about this a few weeks ago in Peckham, he said that loading bays are for commercial vehicles only (vans and lorries) and that there must be visible indications that you are in the midst of loading/unloading. Very annoying to say the least - I?m a lot more weary now. I find leaving your hazard lights flashing in these bays is always a good idea too. Hope this helps.

Still a couple of places left on the workshop this Saturday!

Hello all, Reel + Fold (http://www.reelandfold.co.uk) here! We are a bookable workshop space and studio in South London. It's the time again to list the next marbling workshop! You can see some images from the last one here to get a feel for it: http://www.paperwilds.co.uk/wp/20170617-2/ Another similar introduction to paper marbling workshop is being run by Freya Scott of Paperwilds, not too far away from ED, on Saturday 22nd July! Perhaps you and a friend or family member feel like getting all crafty and creative? Or just come along by yourself, we are very friendly! So is Ludo, the studio dog...! For more details and to book, click here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-art-of-marblingebru-tickets-34881148454 and view a quick rough map here https://goo.gl/maps/42iYMceeybR2 There is also another identical session on: Sun 6th Aug: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/one-day-introduction-to-the-art-of-marblingebru-tickets-34881221673 We will also be running the following one-day courses soon, dates TBC: - Beginners bookbinding (multisection binding) - Handmade Photo albums - Handmade Midori-style travellers notebooks - Coptic binding - Japanese bookbinding - Simple box making You can sign up to the Paperwilds newsletter to be notified of these, by clicking here: http://www.paperwilds.co.uk/wp/newsletter-signup/ Thanks guys - hope you are having a lovely week!

More workshops are fast approaching, I will make a separate post for them in a moment! I thought I'd share some images of the above workshop though incase anyone would like to see, you can get a flavour here: http://www.paperwilds.co.uk/wp/20170617-2/

Hello all, Reel + Fold (www.reelandfold.co.uk) here! We are a bookable workshop space and studio in South London. We are bit (very) late promoting this one... it's been a very busy time! A paper marbling workshop is being run by Freya Scott of Paperwilds, not too far away, tomorrow! Perhaps you and a friend feel like getting all crafty and creative at the last minute? For more details and to book, click here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-art-of-marblingebru-tickets-34798962634 and a quick rough map here https://goo.gl/maps/42iYMceeybR2 There are more marbling workshops coming up too: 22nd July: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-art-of-marblingebru-tickets-34881148454 6th Aug: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/one-day-introduction-to-the-art-of-marblingebru-tickets-34881221673 We will also be running the following one-day courses soon, dates TBC: - Beginners bookbinding (multisection binding) - Handmade Photo albums - Handmade Midori-style travellers notebooks - Coptic binding - Japanese bookbinding - Simple box making You can sign up to the Paperwilds newsletter to be notified of these, by clicking here: http://paperwilds.us15.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=5ee076f303c21f988a0a620d6&id=189b823b43 Thanks guys - have a lovely weekend!

...some kind soul has reversed into my parked car rear door and caused a considerable amount of damage. No note either, what a surprise. Does anyone know if there are any cameras covering the area? I was parked approx outside the card shop. I'd look myself but not back until tonight. Thanks

Hi Jane, Could you provide some more info about the large space please? Any dimensions/photos and costs? PM is fine if you'd rather not list publicly. Many thanks

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Hi James, Forget the talk about gaming - while games can use up RAM, plenty of other applications can also use a fair chunk of it, particularly design apps. By today's standards, 7mb per image is not very big and shouldn't cause most systems any problem at all, however it does sound like your mac might be suffering with age. In short, yes more RAM should speed up activities like you describe - as long as your computer will support it (there is usually an upper limit on type/speed and quantity of RAM). Pound for pound adding more RAM generally gives a decent performance increase in relationship to cost, over other upgrades. This does depend on exact usage of course. Whether or not you can add any more depends on the exact model/spec of your mac - if you can narrow it down here, the results should help show you what is available for your system http://uk.crucial.com/gbr/en/memory-info Also FYI when working with images and applying effects, multiple layers etc - save your work regularly, this reduces the strain on RAM by recording the data to a permanent file rather than it being stored temporarily in RAM - which may be causing the sluggishness as it fills up. Hope this helps.