Callie

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wednesday 31st. Aug. 10.00am > > Wonder if Malcolm Walker CBE will be attendance.. > ! > > DulwichFox I thought it said 30th Aug on the window, which is a Tuesday, I will check at the weekend. So exciting, I wonder if there will be freebees?

It's so exciting can't wait. Any pictures?

Angelina Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Marks and Sparks are SO boring and unneccessarily > pricey. I'm hoping they will be a little less boring than the black boards & scaffolding & somewhere I can spend the vouchers I've been given :)

Does anyone know when the M&S food shop is due to open?

Carissa88 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I also saw two young ladies yesterday on Bellenden > Road (Oxenford Street side) rummaging through the > bins. They also had the shopping bag on wheels. > > I didn't see them take anything but something to > be aware of. this is nothing new & has been discussed on here before, those 2 women have been seen many times before with their trolleys all around ED

wodey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It looks like they are taking our comments on > board. The Surgery have responded to my email and > the reception staff have been booked on a Customer > Service Training course running throughout the > year. lol, if you believe that,you'll believe anything

wodey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Surely it is a receptionists job to be courteous and helpful> I have seen other patients receiving similar > attitude and regrettably I do feel the need to > write in to what is otherwise a very good surgery. Yes,absolutely agree! You need to contact the manager,as tomskip says,so they aware & do something about it!

Jacqui5254 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > God, I feel sorry for the FHR reception staff. me too

DadOf4 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They told me, "we should process it, but if you > want to make sure, you need to see a doctor". I > said "but I dont want to take up an appointment if > you're just going to do it anyway". The answer to > that was "do you want an appointment or not?" I would ring them & book a telephone consultation with the GP about the referral. Dr normally rings you back at a certain time. Not sure if FHR have this service but worth asking. Also if you can't get a proper answer from the reception staff - contact the Practice Manager, hopefully they should be able to sort it out for you. If you are not happy about something you should tell the practice manager as that's what they are there for.

what Sue said - mash the paper up in a bath of water - no horrible nasty smelly smoke that way

Jamma Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I could be wrong but I understand this has been > investigated by RSPCA and they believe foxes > responsible for most 'attacks'. Would certainly > explain the huge number of reported incidents. I > understand some media outlets have had this > pointed to them but can't resist 'Croydon Cat > Killer' headlines. It doesn't explain why foxes themselves have been mutilated & foxes from what I have read don't generally attack cats let alone chop up their bodies & leave them on your doorstep(so to speak)x

I agree singalto,I don't think it's funny at all. Silly woman just trying to get publicity for herself.

Hi, yes it's back at last!

Can't get the login page. I think it has gone down, anyone else having problems?

I'm actually wondering how he got in.

froggy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There are no plans to install a cycle hangar on > Landells Road, according to Southwark's website > (http://www.southwark.gov.uk/downloads/download/41 > 44/cycle_hangars_proposed_location_maps). > Explains why I didn't receive this maybe? it says it here https://consultations.southwark.gov.uk/environment-leisure/cycle-hangars-2 & map here https://consultations.southwark.gov.uk/environment-leisure/cycle-hangars-2/supporting_documents/LANDELLS%20ROAD.pdf

kford Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Chuck the glass rotating plate in the recycling > bin. I've kept a couple of mine - they make good cake stands:)

susan_ Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I put mine in front of my house with a 'Free' sign > and it was gone within the hour. This 'frrecycle' > method works great for all sorts of things, in my > experience. I wouldn't do that if the item is broken & unusable though especially a microwave oven.

I like the shop front except for the huge numbers - I'm hoping they won't really happen because they spoil the look.

They normally give you a day when they are coming, if they don't turn up, you should complain so they can look into it especially as you have paid.

lol, I see where this is going

Jeez, you have got to be kidding me lol. What a load of twoddle.

Looks like security is pretty rubbish in Co-op if non existant.

I reported it to the council last week & I will try to get an update today. It is only the blue & green bin that's being marked, not the brown. I will be home on collection day this week so will hopefully find out who is doing it & why.

Ladygooner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I expect it is so they take the bin back to the > correct address after emptying? I thought that too but no other bin has been numbered. That's why I think it's strange. The marker pen doesn't come off easily but I found nail varnish works & I've now wasted 2 of my new washing up sponges getting it off. I'm quite tempted to do a stake out to catch the culprit.