Beej

Really impressed by Aria, really quick response and resolved the issue immediately. Very fair charge and good, honest advice. Totally recommend him as your first port of call for a plumbing drama!

We just had air con installed in our house about a month ago, best decision we ever made, can't believe it took us this long, plus it does hot air for the winter too!

Oh come on, it's hardly the streets of Delhi! Jules-and-Boo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > People have to live somewhere. > > Although I don't know why anyone would choose to > buy an overpriced property on a very polluted high > street.

I love deliveroo, ubereats, in fact, anyone who brings food to my door. Thank you drivers! Who knew yama momo could taste so good from the comfiness of my sofa. #LockdownEssentials

Big up the guys at The Great Exhibition Pub who have opened for takeaways 2-8pm Sat, Sun and Monday. You have been missed and thanks is for doing it so responsibly with your clever safe distancing measures! So good to have a proper pint again and our support local.

mate, they've been banging on about avoiding cash for some time now, surprised you've only just noticed, Moxons, Franklins, Mons the list goes on, put your cash away it's teeming! Not to mention old school :)

Wild Garlic soup is lush and I can't wait for the season to start which is only just round about now. We always go through to Ighaham Mote where there is masses of the stuff, you can freeze it too. And obviously there's no need to uproot it, just pick away there's enough for everyone if you travel just outside the city.

already gagging for a Peckham Rye loaf!!!! Was the only bread I actually enjoyed eating.

I did. Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Beej Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Good grief, I haven?t used cash since 1999, > > Embrace the future people. 🙄 > > > Perhaps read the thread before posting?

Good grief, I haven?t used cash since 1999, Embrace the future people. 🙄

amandao Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As a relatively laid back family living on the > opposite side of the park we were surprised last > year to have seen no sign of the consultation that > Gala claimed had been issued to residents. But > nevertheless we had a warm summer evening > listening to festival tunes in the back garden. > This year, no consultation and the noise level is > phenomenal- triple glassed glass, TV on and we > can?t hear it. And not only that, some high > visibility person just asked me to step off the > pathway across the Rye from the Clock to walk in > the grass in my four inch heels - apparently I was > going to get mown down by the cars flooding in to > the park should I dare to walk on the > PAVEMENT..... Glad to say I?m still alive and well > and living on Peckham Rye....albeit, there?s no > chance of me and the kids sleeping tonight. I did > wonder why my neighbours had made a mass exodus > two days ago. Maybe if I was still 17 and talking > drugs.... You don?t sound terribly laid back... 🙄

DoctorM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > so, no one else things that the closing of this > public space for 12 days in the interests of a 2 > day private event is questionable? I really think you're living in the wrong city mate. this is most excellent AND in our backyard. I mean Honey Dijon on the decks - oh my days!! Literally cannot wait, see you in the field :)

I hate slow drivers

Yeah about 20 of them marching down Crystal Palace road, thought I was watching a Hollywood film!

fruityloops Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I like the smell... ME TOO! Also I have one; a wood burner not a smell, but even if I didn?t I?d still like the smell, although I should probably preface that with shameless admission that I also like the smell of petrol fumes, unleaded not diesel mind 🙌🏽