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Have you looked at Golden Paste?

Hard I know, but any distinguishing features you noticed? alimc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi all, just wanted to share something odd / > unsettling that happened to me this morning in > case anybody else has a similar experience and it > is a 'thing'. > > I was doing my usual run around the trail at the > outer edge of Dulwich Park this morning with not a > care in world. As we all know this is a narrow > track so it's not unusual to slow down or step out > of the way for other runners or dog walkers. > Suddenly out of the blue I feel a body so close > behind me that it was right up against my backside > - I could literally feel his body up against my > arse. This happened very quickly but in the > moment I swore and jumped to the side as did the > guy who was doing it and for a moment we did that > sort of dance you do when you try to get out of > eachother's way and go in the same direction. He > then sped on ahead. He may have been running very > quickly behind me and I was going too slow for him > but why on earth he though it was acceptable to > get up behind me and so close so that we were > actually touching, is beyond me. Covid and social > distancing aside, it felt aggressive, intimidating > and a violation, frankly. > > I'm posting here in case anyone else experienced > something similar. Having canvassed a few menfolk > this morning they were all pretty horrified and > said it sounded wrong, unnecessary and a bit > deviant. So deviance aside, if this guy is just > some prick who thinks he owns the trail then I > would like to just say to him (and anyone else > thinking of running up close and personal to other > runners) , BACK OFF AND HAVE SOME MANNERS AND STOP > INTIMIDATING WOMEN! If the trail is too narrow > and confining for you then run somewhere else. If > it's not about that and you are a pervert then I > hope someone gets to you before this escalates.

Huggers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have the three headed leek species of wild > garlic and it?s v invasive. I can cut some if you > want but I wouldn?t advise introducing it into > your garden. Would it survive in a pot?

Just a head's up. A friend was in the same queue as myself for the first jab. She has today had her second. I didn't have a date for the 2nd. Basically, I rang my GP DMC Crystal Palace Road, and they assured me it wasn't the GP sending out the notification text. My friend had told me not to be fobbed off so I carried on asking, and lo and behold, the surgery sent me the booking link and I'm having it tomorrow! wee quinnie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I was lucky enough to get my first dose of the > vaccine on 18th of February, but have not been > given a date for the 2nd vaccine. Most people i > know who have had the first dose were told their > second date, on the day of their first shot. I > would contact my gp surgery, but the website has a > big sign up saying not to ring them about vaccine > dates. > > My OH has just had a letter about getting the > first shot, and has been told to book the second > one at the same time. > > Should i be trying to chase this up?

Asteroidneenee Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hello i'm looking for places where to get wild > garlic. If you have a spot i'd love to pick some > up! I've been wondering about this! There is a Facebook Group called Pickling Peckham Urban Foragers, they might help

anyone else using Belair regularly? Would be great if a few of us emailed elloriac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > According to > https://moderngov.southwark.gov.uk/mgFindMember.as > px?XXR=0&AC=POSTCODE&sPC=SE21%207AB > it's in the Dulwich Village ward > > so Richard Leeming and Margy Newens

Thanks elloriac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > According to > https://moderngov.southwark.gov.uk/mgFindMember.as > px?XXR=0&AC=POSTCODE&sPC=SE21%207AB > it's in the Dulwich Village ward > > so Richard Leeming and Margy Newens

Did I do it wrong? Put in my SE22 postcode and it said 'we're not active in your area?

Southwark Council has a CCTV manager. Try the main switchboard gabys1st Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > thanx but donyt know which direction car > wentin..we are in a 1 way system tho'. > Someone had done a google view of the area showing > CCTV - gonna try those. > One on a lamp post so must be a council one? at a > Junction that looks promising. cameras foccused on > their shp front??? > > > Thought shop CTV > > Wd still ask further afield as well as locally > that if any one saw/ sees a badly damaged grey > couple after 3.oo pm any where that they take a > note of reg. no.

The website for this doesn't seem to have a contact number, I'm so disappointed in the state of the toilets. I seem to remember a councillor on here promising hot water/soap in all parks, does anyone else? The conversation wasn't specifically about Belair but I really find those auto machines that dispense everything-water/soap etc are constantly breaking down, and the park deserves more. Or does anyone live nearby and can tell me the councillor name, thanks

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Dullwitches Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Twice now Mundania Court has had their Oddboxes > stolen from outside the block, it's only started > happening more recently, but there are approx 5-7 > boxes that have been stolen now. We went to bring > them in at 7am and all gone again. I just wondered > if this is happening to any other addresses in the > area or just us? > > I know it's only fruit and veg, but it's very > frustrating! I think the company will be open to a different day/time delivery if you explain? Or can you install a Ring type doorbell that will record them?

I found a beautiful scarf today from Karavan, the eco shop. Made from recycled sari fabric. Lots to choose from

DMX has also died, rather overshadowed by the prince.

alice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Isn?t it illegal to not include dss applicants? YES https://blog.shelter.org.uk/2020/07/no-dss-landmark-court-ruling%E2%80%AFdeclares%E2%80%AFhousing-benefit%E2%80%AFdiscrimination%E2%80%AFis%E2%80%AFunlawful%E2%80%AF/

Monkey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is this the guy who cycles carrying a big stick > (window cleaning equipment)? I?m concerned about > him as well as the harm he could potentially do to > others. He can be very aggressive but responded > well when my husband told him recently he should > go home as it was about to rain. He?s obviously in > need of medical care. I?ll call 999 next time. I'm aware of this guy, and been approached by him. He responded to your husband as he's a man. This guy has real issues and is aggressive towards women.

citykitty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hello, thank you for your message siousxiesue, HA > have not offered a transfer despite supporting > letters from my Doctor. sorry, I think I mean a mutual exchange?

citykitty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hello, l was hoping maybe a transfer? Have you even looked into a transfer? My friend did this with his HA. Got a lovely place

If you sign up to Money saving Expert they have a scheme where they tell you if you start paying over the odds and where you can save money. I think they even do the switch for you malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've switched a few times over the years. > Personally I found it much easier when the sector > was state owned - others may argue otherwise. > > Currently with Zebra who seem OK and are a bit old > school which I like. No Smart Meter, which is a > mixed blessing. British Gas had installed one but > that was Mark I which were daft as you couldn't > transfer to other suppliers. Only real value I had > was that one of my appliances was permanently on - > think it was the timer for the hot water, and may > not have identified it otherwise. It was a bit of > entertainment watching it go up when the kettle > was on. That was about it. And an actuate clock. > I'm a spendthrift and already do loads to cut down > on energy use. > > Anyway - big questions - views on suppliers, views > on whether prices will go up. > > I worked in energy markets years ago, when we > became progressively more dependent on imports. I > expect with Covid and global recession we will be > awash, and as such not worth going into a fixed > price deal.

Tony came the same day for me and sorted my problem quickly! Friendly and down to earth, would recommend and use again for sure.

Glad to see this place open again, for takeaway at least! siousxiesue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I miss this place and the staff, during the other > lockdowns they were offering a takeaway service at > the door, does anyone know if he's ok, or planning > to resume when things open up again? Thanks

https://carolinejago.com/ Caroline is excellent, and has a great manner. I was able to stop biting my nails (a life long habit) after 2 or 3 sessions. Edited to say you can get a free 15 minute consultation.

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Apols for butting in and my general ignorance but > it may be worth explaining what a doula is - a > professional who provides support, but is not a > healthcare professional. I'll ask an ex nurse > friend who worked at St Christophers. Thank you!