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Harrods is pretty hard/ impossible to get tickets for, unless your a Harrords card holder. At 16 months they don?t really know what is going on. So you could do something local like Wippersnappers in Dulwich Park. Then save the big Harrods event for a few years when they are a bit older. Look at places like leeds castle or Ruxley manor

Hello, are there any specialist local hairdressers able to deal with a high sensory needs child? Ideally, someone who will come to our home or can give a pre- opening appointment. It seems a thing in Wales and the States, but nothing in London I can see. TIA

Sorry to hear this. Awful feeling of personal intrusion

Definitely worth asking your neighbours to see. All the neighbourhood watch groups are fairly well joined, so link up on serious issues. If not, do consider starting one for your road

Woodwarde Road has a neighbourhood watch group, which alerts residents of things like this via email. Are you on the group? Well worth making the coordinatinator aware as they can let everyone know. It means we all collectively have one place to keep each other informed.

The best news I?ve had all day! Sooo please to hear

Hurah. At last! Positive action being taken. There are signs uk which owners ignore, and there is dog exercising track which some owners ignore. So all in all I am really pleased about this. Those who are responsible will take note of the rules and exercise their dogs within those rules. Those who don?t will get a fine. Some dogs off the lead are a danger to children and park users.

Monica that?s great to know.. I?m goinf to start refilling! Thanks!

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Excellent to see. I?m now following on Instagram. I?ve just written my top 10 list for reducing my family?s plastic waste and general household rubbish. By end of 2018 I want to create no waste in the following areas: Hand soap Washing liquid Cleaning spray Cling film Sandwich bags Milk bottles Cheese Coffee cups Fruit Veg Tea bags Well it?s at 11 now... but tea bags is an easier one to achieve!

I live in SE22, this is my local sorting office and I have not received a single bit of information about this closure formally. That is appalling. I have only found out about it via this forum. Very cross indeed I will be expected to collect heavy and bulky items, on the bus at Peckham- I simply will not be able to manage this due to health issues. I have completed the survey monkey survey above

Could still be the rumour mill as Dulwich Village Infants school sent this text: From DVIS today: Parent alert: Today AM there was an attempted abduction in E.Dulwich of primary sch child. Child is safe. Chdn at DVIS are being reminded of stranger danger. So no mention of a separate incident at DVIS. The message from dulwich college is: We have been informed by the Southwark Safeguarding Coordinator of an incident that occurred near Elsie Road, East Dulwich at 8.40am this morning. A white man in a black car stopped and tried to pull a Year 6 girl along by her cardigan. The police have been informed. Again a single incident (still one too many)

I was emailed about this via the neighbourhood watch group. Really sorry to sorry to hear what happened. Agree burglar alarm on basically all the time, even if you pop out for 1 minute and always alarm downstairs when in bed.

I will be very happy to get involved trying to dispute this decision. I will literally not be able to pick up packages from Peckham. It's appalling. On the comments regarding the queues. There are large queues, believe it or not, before working hours, in the evenings and Saturday mornings. Funnily enough the popular times- a bit like your train to work, going to the bank, or when you go to the pub. Etc. Go at 11am on a Wednesday it's dead. It's kind of a fact of life and it's not going to be less busy in Peckham. And you'll have to travel further. It will not be any better