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Yes-father+son.?33 quid if I recall.

We agree- Sydenham is the place to be! ------------------------------------------------------- > My friends have just bought a flat in Sydenham and > it is lovely there! Good high street, lots of > interesting cafes and a really good pub with a big > garden out the back. If I had been priced out of > ED I would probably turn my attention there.

Olympic park- soon they will have a helter skelter attached to the Orbit! Also Eynsford- Bird of Prey Centre, Roman Villa...

Like to add that Il Mirto have opened upa deli in FH. Got a massive sandwich for only ?3.50 yesterday!

also- qasqai+2

Many Thanks

that can accept childcare vouchers pls.

Hi Just wanted to mention this organisation that runs a number of activities for big and small kids! http://www.creeksidecentre.org.uk/events/activity17

Hi Do you know of any club locally that runs on a friday eve or weekends? Thanks,

Does anyone know their opening times, menu etc? ------------------------------------------------------- > Rosie's cafe have openned their Peckham branch > just down from Pedler

We went yesterday. They only had 3 flavours and told us they were closing (6pm). Member of staff didn't evn know their opening times- so we went to Oddono's!

Tell him to go and wait at the library and that you will phone him when you are near home.

Yes- another vote for King's! Only started in Sep last year and the under 7's qualified for the Kent Finals in their 1st year! Very friendly group of coaches.

What a great idea! We will be happy to contribute as we have Adrian to thank for support that he gave to get new lighting and making Melford Rd for the road one way (2006).

Contact Cllr Andy Simmons on 0793 200 3088

There's one in vauxhall I think.

try Times Tutorials ?12 per month

That's brillinat- many thanks. ------------------------------------------------------- > I've signed

St. Anthony's RC Primary School in East Dulwich is situated on a busy road with complex road conditions. Unlike other nearby primary schools there is no lollipop person or zebra crossing by the school. There have been incidents in the recent past where children have nearly been hurt crossing the road to school. We want to do all in our power to prevent a child being injured. Our petition therefore asks that Southwark Council installs a School Crossing Patrol Service (lollipop person) near to the school on Etherow Street and considers carefully whether additional measures, such as a zebra crossing, should also be installed. St. Anthony's is a two form entry school and there are now 415 pupils on its roll. The roads surrounding the school are busy. As well as general car traffic, there are also two high frequency buses (the 40 and the 12) which terminate over the road from the school on Etherow Street and around the corner on Friern Road. There are no speed bumps installed in the street and the buses often travel at speed. The bus stands also create hazardous blind spots for pedestrians attempting to cross the road. In addition, numerous other buses run along Barry Road and Lordship Lane, and sometimes use Etherow Street as a diversion. Refuge accommodation is housed at the end of Etherow Street, with mini-buses turning into and reversing out onto Etherow Street at all times of the day. Although Etherow Street itself is one way, cyclists are permitted to cycle contra to the traffic flow which can create some confusion for pedestrians. During the hours of school drop off and collection Etherow Street is busy with parental traffic. Numerous attempts have been made by the school over the years to engage Southwark Council on this issue, to no avail. Through their school council, the children of St. Anthony's have themselves raised concerns about their vulnerability when crossing to and from school. As the community of St. Anthony's, we need to demonstrate to Southwark Council that there is a genuine need for a supervised safe crossing. It is important for our children's welfare that we are proactive over this issue, and not reactive, so please do add your support to this campaign. Together we are a louder voice! Please can you sign the petition at: http://chn.ge/18KfAsf

now 3000

You may inteersted to know that there was one (an earthquake) in 2006; if I recall correctly- so who knows?

Watched this last night and noticed the opening credits showed Dulwich Village. Just wondering what other films feature the local area?

Our water is back to normal. There is a number to call on the website and you can also get a live update at the same time.

No- you are not the 1st to call. I reported it this am.

Hurry up and have your shower just in case they turn off the water!