Bob Buzzard

I need to do something - can anyone recommend the best thing for it?

I locked mine to the gas pipe next to the front door - it still got stolen - all that was left was the locked wheel.

A Republic of East Dulwich? Elected second chamber - yes I like that - could have PR for that so there is fair representation of people's voting patterns. On the EU I'm in and out for ED.

TheArtfulDogger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am not planning on leaving East Dulwich if > that's what you mean ! Yes - that's it - let's have a referendum on whether we should leave ED or not - Louisa - what are your thoughts on this?

I presume everyone in ED will be voting to remain as there are no 'kippers' there.

People in ED should be cycling like in the Netherlands instead of getting buses.

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Come back Waitrose, all is forgiven? > > Actually even I'm quite shocked by that one. Great, when is Waitrose opening - I'm fed up driving to Beckenham.

Cherie Booth at Matrix Chambers.

How much will the fees be in these 'Academy' schools?

I've got a Yamaha Arius (?600) which is really good. It sounds good when playing and has the pedals as well.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have a Peugeot 207 Diesel. It has been driving > fine for as long as I can remember, but after > letting fuel run very low and parking on a hill at > a friends, the car failed to start. RAC have been > out and put fuel into the engine, and primed it. > It's driven off fine, parked up and gone to use it > again and the engine starts for a brief moment and > then just cuts out unless I'm reving her a fair > bit. What on earth could this be? My husband > suggested a 'filter' problem? And I've been > searching online and it says it could potentially > be 'air in the pipes'- but I've discounted that as > I had driven it long enough after the RAC man to > ensure it was running. I'm beside myself I have to > be in St Mary Cray for an appointment tomorrow > morning. Help! > > Louisa. Are you being let out of East Dulwich? 'French Cars' in Clapham are good: 020 7720 9702

Gingerbeer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi all! I am planning on moving to East Dulwich > within the next couple months, and was looking for > a place to meet new people? I will know absolutely > noone in London (zero, zilch, nada) and could > maybe use a friend or two come fall. Any good > ideas? Hi - come and join me at the Gowlett on a Friday evening - I'm always there then at the bar from 8pm onwards (glasses and clean shaven amongst a sea of beards).

Well string would provide a good border reference point without having to get your phone out. I suggest blue string for Dulwich, yellow for ED and red for Nunhead. Could have green for Camberwell.

What about putting differently colored strings from the lampposts to signify the borders? I like going to the Gowlett - am I correct in presuming that is still in the ED / PR area?

Where does Dulwich Village end and East Dulwich start, and where does East Dulwich end and Peckham start, and where does Peckham Rye end and Nunhead start? I need to know as I generally only want to do my everyday activities in East Dulwich and Reckham Rye. Thanks.

A sort of homecoming?

LD929 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am probably very late to this, but I see that > the redevelopment of peckham rye station has been > approved: > http://planbuild.southwark.gov.uk:8190/online-appl > ications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=details&k > eyVal=_STHWR_DCAPR_9563201 > > Maybe I can't read the drawings correctly, but I > couldn't see plans to make the station handicap > accessible. That can't be correct, is it? Shouldn't that be 'disabled access' as noted in the Equality Act 2010 (formerly the Disability Discrimination Act 1995).

I wouldn't bother with that - Darcy Bussell is only 46 and has had to have hip surgery due to ballet dancing.

I think this is probably due to excess condensation from breathing - I'd suggest turning down the heating slightly and leaving some windows ajar for ventilation.

hernehiller Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dear all > > I know this is an East dulwich Forum, but us Herne > Hillers go out in Herne Hill a lot and I'm sure > people in East Dulwich go out in Herne Hill too. > I'm hoping that some of you will sign the petition > to save the Half Moon pub. > > The Half Moon has hosted live music since the > 1950's, when Frank Sinatra dropped by after a > London show to visit his old chauffeur and sing a > number. Musicians who played here and went on to > become famous include Eric Clapton, U2, Billy > Bragg, The Police, and Paloma Faith. Celebrated > comedians, including Mark Lamarr, Eddie Izzard and > Jo Brand have also performed stand-up comedy > here. > > Just today we received word that we have got ACV > (Access of community value) from the council > meaning Dulwich estates have to consult about any > proposed plans. To date they have wanted to get > rid of the music venue at the back and do another > pub/restaurant. Many of us in Herne Hill think > this is a bad idea for such an iconic music/comedy > venue. > > Read all about it here. Apologies if this is > already somewhere on the forum, but could not find > it easily. > > http://www.hernehill.org.uk/news/boris-johnson-sav > e-half-moon-pub-herne-hill-se24-live-music-venue "I'm sure people in East Dulwich go out in Herne Hill" - no they don't (well at least they shouldn't)! People from ED should go out there and people from HH should go out there, unless you are invited by someone from one of the areas to go out there and vice versa.

My previous neighbours across the road just had the whole roof ridge raised for a loft conversion - worked out fine - I even saw the crane lift the new beam into the higher position.

bermygirl31 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No haven't asked neighbours. I've never seen > anyone on my street talk to each other, so I would > feel awkward. It's an Audi A3, not modern but I > take your point. Yes I offered to pay the garage. > The hysterical part is I am on Derwent grove and > Kwik Fit are at the end. There is no way a corporate garage like Kwikfit would do that. Maybe an independent garage - but only if they were close to your house.

I'm going to Glastonbury, Latitude, and Reading this year.

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > dc Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Bob Buzzard Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Soup in an artisian bread bowl - that's my > > idea. > > > > Googled it - it's already been done. > > > Gawd, done to death > > I went to a dinner party (death to dinner parties) > and they'd made some > > Oh how they loved them, yeah loved them. Until > they leaked out and who wants to eat that much > bread anyway, you stupid *?88! - Yes, but my bread would an enlarged hard Italian rosetta roll - no leakage.

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jeremy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Is the OP actually "Bob Buzzard"? > > > No Jez, his was the "Soup in a basket" concept Soup in an artisian bread bowl - that's my idea.