Fuschia

Yes please James Though the cars tend to drive off usually if they see a warden A bit of pouncing and issuing of tickets would prob fix it It is the dame few cars Will maul you the pic and time etc

In no particular order Tantrums x 10 Non napping teething baby Non napping screaming twins Assault on the supposedly locked art cupboard Flooded bathroom Wasted journey to camberwell having loaded the whole lot in the car for a journey throughout which thd baby cried ... To look at two scooters someone wAs selling only to Be told she had changed her mind Late to get big child from school Huge queue in tescos No parking near my house All day I have been trying to hang up the washing, cook dinner, book my mot and tescos order Tasks completed - 0/4

njc, but they couldnt charge you extra if you use just 15h

Administrator Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The title asks what the amplified music is, > Country & Western? House? Ragga? Asking what music > is is not an ED issue. I meant, where was the noise coming from, as in was it an event of some sort (it sounded like it!) or was it a party. Turns out it was a wedding celebration.

Bookstart lordship lane estate Busy bees horniman Jelly babies Peckham pulse

The entrance to the tenants hall is down the steps by the traffic lights on lordship lane, the set before the run of shops Inc the tapas bar

If you want to try ebm by bottle I would have s bath about 930 abs express at 10 while watching tv Double pump hands free bra Then get mr sb to do the dteamfeed Not easy to express about 7 am which is optimum time!

Oh dear I got another nice hour

And hi sb! Are you up? We're just hSbing our Dawn feed in bed No sound from the twins yet Hope I can get another hour - loud party last night kept me awake till 12

I cosleep so they always stir when they go to bed abs I feed them, no nappy change, where they lie They never wake up fully as they are in the longest deepest part of their sleep anyway, the first bit I think they do get dependent because if I go to bed late, new baby wakes lightly at 10 But I don't go out (saddo) so it doesn't matter really

Why has this been lounged? Thd noise is in jnderhill rd, and we are all in ED!

I hope they stop soon I get disturbed nights with the baby and should hsve been asleep long ago ... Plus the noise keeps waking him Up, arrgh

and one on a weds pm somewhere as well, for those who like afternoon activities!

And VERY loud

It's a huge marquee in a garden on Underhill

From http://media.education.gov.uk/assets/files/doc/c/cl%20-%20co/code%20of%20practice%20for%20local%20authorities%20%20%20september%202010.doc Code of Practice for LAs September 2010 2.7 The free entitlement is a free, part-time place for each eligible child. Therefore, local authorities should ensure: o No conditions of access / completely free at the point of delivery. Local authorities should ensure that providers which they fund to deliver the free entitlement do not impose on parents conditions of access to which they must agree in order to take-up their free hours, i.e., parents must not be obligated to purchase additional hours or pay lunch time charges in order to secure free provision. o No fees charged for free hours. Local authorities must also ensure that providers are not charging ?top up? fees (the difference between what a provider would normally charge and the funding they receive from the local authority to deliver the free entitlement) in relation to any free hours and should take immediate action where this practice is identified. Local authorities should also ensure no other fees are being charged in relation to the free entitlement, for example for registration or uniform. If the practice continues local authorities should consider removing the provider from the Directory of Providers delivering the free entitlement and withdraw free entitlement funding. 2.8 Local authorities should consider setting out these terms, including their expectations on how providers will work together in partnership, in local Provider Agreements ... What a free place means for families 2.9 Local authorities should ensure parents are not subject to any conditions such as charges or a requirement to purchase additional provision, in order to access their free entitlement. From parents? perspective, funding for the free entitlement enables their entitlement to be offered as a free place, which also means local authorities must ensure parents are not required to pay up-front and be refunded at a later date, and if they want to access only their free place, they will be able to do so. .... 2.11 Many parents choose to purchase additional hours at the same provider where they access their free entitlement. The rates which providers charge for their privately funded hours are a matter for them to decide and should not be dictated by local authorities. However, in these instances parents will be provided with a bill. Local authorities should support providers to ensure parents? bills are set out clearly so that parents can easily recognise and understand what hours they have accessed in relation to the free entitlement and how any fees relate to additional services or hours. Local authorities should also ensure that the free entitlement is not represented to parents as a monetary subsidy but as a free part-time place.

Somewhere up nr the horniman?

Ooh that sounds exciting!

Mothercare?

It's OK for another year, apparently

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Hi Fuschai, > Not sure if your comments related ot Francesca > Cabrini or St.Anthony's? Heber. Do you have a contact email i could send a photo to? I snapped a car parked right on the zig zags at 4pm today! Makes me really cross

toast Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The article says top up fees are illegal if I ran > a private nursery I doubt I could provide care for > the hourly rate the government would pay. This > move will actually save the gov loads of money as > no nurseries will be able to use their money. It's never been allowed, toast. But there was some possibility the govt was going to allow top up fees for the first time - they've decided against

I don't usually do Fridays as I only have the baby (term time) Weds is my usual day...

http://www.nurseryworld.co.uk/news/1062494/Top-up-fee-ban-will-split-nursery-sector-providers-warn/

They haven't been able to ask for top up fees nut many have been doing it illegally