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Dodo1

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  1. Loaf have a new showroom in Shoreditch
  2. Try Kitchen Skills Kirkdale Sydenham
  3. it was there in 2003 I think
  4. Just seen this: http://www.hot-dinners.com/Gastroblog/Latest-news/made-of-dough-gets-a-permanent-pizzeria-in-peckham
  5. http://www.hot-dinners.com/Gastroblog/Latest-news/made-of-dough-gets-a-permanent-pizzeria-in-peckham
  6. how about 'letters to my....'. There's one for Grandchildren.
  7. Hi Thanks for the reply! Thought it a bit strange that there aren't any boys who have attended Trinity- so your comments have been very helpful.
  8. Hi They have an after school club till 6pm.
  9. Hi again, Does anyone have any experience of the year 6 at Trinity? I gather that they are called 'Jbugs'-and that they go on a bonding trip- is this correct?
  10. We agree! Moved a year and half ago and don't regret it! ------------------------------------------------------- > I would recommend Sydenham. > > Transport there is much better via access to three > train lines (via Sydenham, Lower Sydenham and > Sydenham Hill/Penge East). I am regularly at > Canary Wharf in 30mins door to door. It will also > further benefit from the Bakerloo Line extension > passing via New Cross, with the possibility of > directly linking to Lower Sydenham in the future. > > Sydenham also has improving schools and a number > of lovely parks. While the choice of restaurants > is not as great as ED, two of the restaurants have > recently made the Top 10 in London on TripAdvisor. > > > The Greyhound should re-open in the summer after > its refurbishment, and rumour has it that a cinema > will also open this year. The local gym is great, > with excellent access to new equipment and > classes. > > And its far cheaper, with larger houses. The > Lawrie Park Triangle, Cator Road and The Thorpes > are all examples of nice pockets to live. > > The locals are friendly as well. A good mix of > young couples and families are regularly moving to > the area. > > And it borders the trendy areas of Penge and > Crystal Palace. > > Worth a look.
  11. We moved from ED a year and a half ago and don't regret it. ------------------------------------------------------- > I would recommend Sydenham. > > Transport there is much better via access to three > train lines (via Sydenham, Lower Sydenham and > Sydenham Hill/Penge East). I am regularly at > Canary Wharf in 30mins door to door. It will also > further benefit from the Bakerloo Line extension > passing via New Cross, with the possibility of > directly linking to Lower Sydenham in the future. > > Sydenham also has improving schools and a number > of lovely parks. While the choice of restaurants > is not as great as ED, two of the restaurants have > recently made the Top 10 in London on TripAdvisor. > > > The Greyhound should re-open in the summer after > its refurbishment, and rumour has it that a cinema > will also open this year. The local gym is great, > with excellent access to new equipment and > classes. > > And its far cheaper, with larger houses. The > Lawrie Park Triangle, Cator Road and The Thorpes > are all examples of nice pockets to live. > > The locals are friendly as well. A good mix of > young couples and families are regularly moving to > the area. > > And it borders the trendy areas of Penge and > Crystal Palace. > > Worth a look.
  12. Hi Just wondering if there are any parents whose boys are starting this Sep?
  13. Yes would recommend King's Pirates too. ------------------------------------------------------- > Rugby on a Sunday morning 10.30-12 at Burbage > road, great friendly small club feel - Kings > College Hospital Pirates
  14. http://www.hot-dinners.com/Gastroblog/Latest-news/head-to-east-dulwich-s-la-bonne-bouffe-for-your-fix-of-french-delicacies-including-snails?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=170216
  15. Try Spark 4 Kids @ Dulwich College Sports Club.
  16. Hi Try Spark4 Kids at Dulwich College Sports Club.
  17. yes same as above.
  18. Or Brassarie Zedel ------------------------------------------------------- > I have 2 kids aged 8 & 11 and they love Balthazar > and The Delaunay in Covent Garden both good food, > a little bit posh but not over the top and very > welcoming to children for lunch/early evening!
  19. Hi They are offering 50% off their menu till 2nd Nov. You have to book via Opentable
  20. Try the Perry Vale (behind Forest Hill Station). Wednesday is steak night- 50% off!
  21. we use Hepburns
  22. http://www.hot-dinners.com/Gastroblog/Latest-news/spinach-is-opening-in-east-dulwich-with-a-big-focus-on-vegetables?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=160920
  23. Hi I am going here and very much looking forward to it- judging by the reviews!
  24. hi we are using an architect (found here) who has asked several builders to quote for our ground floor remodelling.
  25. Hi Fyi Over 40% of children at the 3 Whitgift Schools do not pay full fees (Whitgift/ Trinity/ Old Palace-Girls). Regarding OP they run a mini bus service from here; and it is only ?2 each way!
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