Dogkennelhillbilly

Nightmare. Sorry to hear that OP

Shit on a brick, that's a fair old whack

ab29 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Eh? I think it was a response to the concern trolling about how the Bromley-resident shopkeepers of Lordship Lane were going to commute without free parking. The forum doesn't allow embedded images, but imagine a large photo of Jimmy Hill appearing here.

dulwichfolk Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Where will the older pupils and staff members all > park then?! I couldn't give the slightest shit about the car parking requirements of schoolchildren, and I can only assume your comment there is satirical. I am only fractionally more interested in the car parking needs of staff. Practically no-one else in London gets free parking at work.

That's a horrendous amount of rubbish. The cigarette butts aren't biodegradable (it's not all paper) let alone the ring pulls and cable ties.

Jamie Theakston, ordering pizza extremely politely. Separately, Bob Carolgees, examining a tin of fine wood wax. (The beeswax is better than the petrochemical stuff).

first mate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > utterly suburban and > boring and soooo heterosexual. Beckenham ☠💀☠💀☠

DuncanW Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > articles like this are generally > written by people who aren't from London, Yes - the way he describes Peckham as a black neighbourhood being gentrified by white people shows he doesn't know anything about Peckham. But otherwise his catty thumbnail sketches are pretty on the button IMHO (in my heterosexual opinion).

richard tudor Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Having many of the roads closed off will not help > traffic https://assets.leevalley.com/Size4/10062/09A0681-leonardo-shoehorn-natural-u-01-r.jpg

Not East Dulwich but West Dulwich: Peace & Riot has rebranded as At No 12, and is now a conventional (but still family-friendly) coffee shop and wine bar. Because I'd never been in all the way before, I hadn't realised what a nice space they have. There's also a decent garden/deck. Definitely rocketing to top spot in my favoured W Dulwich places.

Almost word perfect article. Woulda deleted the Piccadilly Circus section because it's a bit hacky.

Nigello Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > to make a bit of money How much extra money did you, as a bunting fan, spend in the shops that put up bunting?

Nigello Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > business owners who did not make the > effort (flag, bunting, poster, etc.) could well > have earnt a bit more if they had...do your best to make money...I don't have a business to think of Looks like most of the people who do have a business to think of decided bunting wouldn't make them money.

I have been told that the Dulwich Foundation Schools are organising Ukrainian coffee mornings in Dulwich on a weekly basis. Sign up below. Obviously attendees don't need to have an existing connection with Dulwich or the schools! Link below https://forms.office.com/r/x7SmUmh96t

Nigello Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Money talks How much extra money did you spend in decorated shops because they were decorated? How many people do you think did the same?

NewWave Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > CPR Dave Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Seems sensible > > > > Need to get more traffic off the road and get > > everyone riding bicycles. > > Not everyone CAN ride bicycles!!! > I'd love to but I'm 63 years old and have hip and > knee problems and am unable to start learning to > ride a bike despite my physical issues. > What a ridiculous statement! It turns out the difference between someone (CPR Dave) being ironically stupid and merely stupid is nothing...

Nigello Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > , don't they understand that > practically any gimmick is good for business, Did you go in for a scale and polish at the dentist specially because they had bunting out? Maybe shopkeepers understand how to run shops better than people who don't. 💡

There's a been a social night for Ukrainians being hosted by the White Eagle Polish Club in Tooting - would be worth following the clubs Facebook profile. Also, they have a "boutique" to outfit newly-arrived people with clothes etc. https://www.facebook.com/490333667805651/posts/2043767025795633/ https://fb.watch/dr8kiAAXml/

I would batch up the comics and sell them on eBay with lots of photos and description. You can donate whatever money you make directly to charity.

Only if drivers don't pay attention while they're driving.

treaco Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > It is such a shame there aren't more places like > this is East Dulwich Johnnies on Lordship Lane Plough Cafe on Lordship Lane Dulwich Cafe...on Lordship Lane Harri's Kitchen on Lordship Lane Uplands Cafe on Upland Road Crossways Cafe on Evelina Road (admittedly not in E Dulwich)

Nigello Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes, and Luca's often participates in the Amex > rebate Sounds like a great deal - but do you know if the fiver comes out of Amex's pocket or the cafes?

speakwithmaria Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > try searching the words > > tfl managed decline Thank you - found it. It's that Khan is advocating a "managed decline", it's that if he doesn't get the money he wants, he will have to implement a managed decline plan. The phrase has been used a number of times by TfL/London over the past couple of years when explaining how bad things will go if they don't get the funding. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/tfl-funding-bus-cuts-sadiq-khan-government-elizabeth-line-b1001116.html?amp

alice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Could someone list the special schools that are in > southwark? Putting children with diverse sen needs > together is not a good idea. It entirely depends on the kid and their needs. Kids have not been helped by a dogmatic insistence on either "mainstreaming" or segregation for all SEN kids.

Spartacus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There's an article on bbc London news about the > mayors plan to "have a managed decline in bus > services in Central London" Have you got a link by any chance? I can't see anything on there now and Google isn't throwing up any results with the quoted text. I'm probably missing it