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shelley 7229 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hello cazzyr. I know what you mean about crossing > at the lights by Barrys shop. Crossing anywhere on > Barry Road is a task on its own for adults. Never > mind crossing with a buggy and young children.i > was thinking about trying to get a crossing near > the parade of shops.i have sent an email to our > councillor james barber. He replied last night > asking for my number. So hopefully we can get > advice from him. And im also willing to start a > petition to get better traffic control on > Barry.Rd. What exactly is wrong with the crossing at Barry's? I'm sorry I don't get it. Is it the timer on the lights or speed limits?

LondonMix Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Nope-- here is the website. You shop online and > delivery is free > > http://groceries.iceland.co.uk/ I've tried it but unfortunately they don't deliver to East Dulwich at present.

jjjjj Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > After a cheap shop? Tesco on East Dulwich Road or > Sainsbury's. Or even Iceland in Peckham is really > not that far, and you get ASDA too. That's a lot > of supermarkets in a relatively small area. I don't think Tesco & Sainsbury's are that cheap & it's not just about cheap for me as there are things I like to buy in Iceland that I can't get in Co-op. The Iceland in Peckham is crap compared to the one on Lordship Lane & no way handy for me.

Bring back the garden centre & the police station xx

yes, very sad. They did say it was going on facebook. It was a lovely little shop. A lot of really nice shops seem to be disappearing. All that will be left soon is estate agents & hairdressers :(

niall Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- He ducked in the cheese shop when I pointed him out to my friend. you must have a very long finger. I'd be careful you don't have someone's eye out ;O)

Just realised there aren't even that many Chinese takeaways round here to try out.

Hi thanks. I've just removed the old lavender hedge & prepared the bed for planting. Luckily the soil was treated & is perfect for growing lavender. I read somewhere that it could be planted till Aug included but wondered if anyone had done this successfully. I was rather hoping to get the plants in before next spring to give them a head start.

Is it too late to plant a lavender hedge in August?

MelonSmasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > the worst is cyclists on the pavement the next one > I see is getting kicked back on to the road lol often felt like doing this myself. It happens all the time on corner of Barry & P.Rye. They come off the road onto the pavement & don't get back on the road till they reach the crossing of P.Rye & ED Rd. Drives me mad!

Anyone know if it is too late to plant a lavender hedge? I've looked online but everywhere says plant in spring & nothing about August.

We too tried a different Chinese a couple of nights ago, the one on the corner of Upland & Hindmans. We ordered the same dishes we got from Yeh Wah but were disappointed. The service was good but the food wasn't unfortunately & no way anywhere as good as Yeh Wah's & so the search begins for a good local Chinese takeaway

small bits of shredded chicken deep fried in batter seasoned with chilli, spring onions, ginger etc. that sort of thing

GinaG3 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I used to love yee wah until I started finding > bits of steel scourer in my noodles. No-one does > spiced smoked shredded chicken like them! Zin > oriental were the next best but they've gone too. That's shocking to hear as we've used them loads over the past 3 or 4 years and never had anything like that. They were lovely staff too & they always threw in free extra speciality dishes for us being regulars. We'll miss them.

photo on it's side + lorry on it's side - double whammy

On no, hope they haven't gone for good, that's my fav Chinese takeaway. Ghandi was the best Indian too :0(

I would love to know how this scam works, presumably no one just lets anyone who knocks into their home?

Nosey yuppie so n so Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well I hope the drug dealers have a faster > delivery man then dominoes it's bloody awfull I've > been waitin an hour already and still not here Yep, & get your order right - unlike Dulwich Tandoori who just can't grasp the meaning of one of each, always something missing ;O

3 ladies lol. How many ladies does it take?

clockworkorange, try to establish location of the shouting man, then either report to Southwark council here http://www.southwark.gov.uk/info/412/noise_problems/1245/reporting_noise_problems or here http://content.met.police.uk/Team/Southwark/EastDulwich

JDR Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Safer neighbourhood team? http://content.met.police.uk/Team/Southwark/EastDulwich

lol no!,definitally not a good look. I prefer the loin cloth Flintstones look myself ;O)

JedMk2 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So I live just opposite the tesco express on east > dulwich road. Normally around midnight a woman > starts calling for her cat. It's loud and really > annoying! Last night it was 2.30 in the morning!! > Does anyone have a neighbour round that area where > this sounds familiar? > > Thanks Darren, hate to break it to you, but this is normal standard procedure. Cat owners call their cats in, at night & at all different times of day & night :O) I myself do this quite often lol

It's going to causing problems for the driver as well as passanger. Not a good move.

lol, happens all the time. Put stuff on ebay. It will go no probs.