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Went in there yesterday, sat outside. It's very nicely done inside. They have lots of highchairs, twins loved watching the 3orld go by. Having scrambled egg on toast and a boiled egg and soldiers at 2.75 apiece, at teatime, was great and i'll certainly choose it over bmc!

4hw Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Steele is another vale personality. > > You would really think they would learn not to try > this after it backfires every time! oh, my word!!!

ratty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The thing is, the Vale is getting better and for > those of us that live up this side, it can be v > pleasant for the occasional jar. The garden is > fantastic and the kiddies bit (my boy played in > there for an hour on Saturday) is great. Yes, I have been meaning to go and have a look. If they sold themselves as a child friendly place to eat and offered a semi-healthy child's menu and ran some weekend promotion.. they'd do themselves much more of a favour than this sort of thing which just makes them look desperate. What's the play area like? Is it still Ok to park in trhe vicinity?

jaybee82 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Haha top banter! The fact that he only has two > postings and busted himself with the other one is > priceless! Good effort all round. The OP was so obviously a fake I couldn't resist checking the posting history...

Or better, decide on your niche and offer some sort of incentive. If you wnat people in to watch footie, do a cheap beer afternoon, 2 for 1 etc. If you wnat families, promote a child friendly menu or get in a bouncy castle on a Sunday pm etc..

I did eat at the Vale one weekday afternoon with son no1 while waiting for a tyre repair. This was last Summer. The guy behind the bar was very friendly.. the place was wather empty and echoing, the food was Okish but they had no veggy choice on offer really.. we had quiche and chips there was nothing else. Is this the place with an outside space for children? My guess is it isn't marketing itself properly at any niche. It has a dj... aimed at adults out at the weekend?

Misinterpreted, you just posted in another thread as if you own or work at the Vale.. http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?6,276768,279514#msg-279514 "Hi Viper, Thanks for the feedback, what would get you to venture down to see us more? The DJ is actually a very good one, but we are not tied to it. Anything else that you would like to see? Any feedback would be more than welcome. Thanks" Oops.

Heber School Fair 4th July

the Event in Southwark Park and Bermondsey Carnival is held on Saturday 11th July.

http://www.thebiglunch.com/big-idea/family "The Big Lunch was dreamed up by Tim Smit and Paul Twivy one morning at the Eden Project. Eden is all about projects, we believe in experiments that live, eat, breathe and with luck, thrive. Eden is a celebration of life. People say it puts champagne in your veins, which sounds a lot more fun than chlorophyll. Although Eden have kicked started The Big Lunch (and are working hard to grease the necessary wheels of government that will help it come together), we're resisting the temptation to own or control the day. We want to keep it organic, create a mood, a rumour. " "Organisations supporting The Big Lunch so far: Arts Council England, Arts in Regeneration, ... Local Government Association, ... Prime Minister Gordon Brown, Mayor of London Boris Johnson, Hazel Blears MP Secretary of State for Communities & Local Government, Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg, ..."

Actually, that's sort of the going rate for a "man with a van" only usually the man does help with the lifting and shifting!

Nunhead Arts Week 2009 - 18 - 27th September

http://www.lewisham.gov.uk/NewsAndEvents/Events/PeoplesDay/ Lewisham People's Day 2009 12noon - 7pm Saturday 11 July 2009 Mountsfield Park, Stainton Road, London, SE6

http://www.parkingreview.co.uk/news/?ID=1280&StartRow=1

I am sad enough i noted down some registration numbers and satisfied myself they were not all the same van.. and googled to see if I could find some info about them. FWIW, there is one by Goose Green usually and one outside Dulwich Village Infants. So are they a fleet of vans all in operation.. or do only a few of them move and the rest are novel forms of advertising hording?

I seem to recall there is a sort of yard at the back. Having a cool shady green outside area would be great (a la old style Blue Mountain Cafe)

zephyr Wrote: > 'Immune > Pregnancy can cause increased susceptability to > certain infections Isn't that what Heidihi said? > > With most infections in pregnancy it is not the > effect that it has on you that is the problem - > its the effect that it has on the baby. Even then, > the problem is the bacterial infections that are > the problem and not the viral. Eh? But aren't rubella, parvovirus, Chicken Pox etc, all problematic in pregnancy, viruses rather than bacteria?

pommie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > what about parking for this? Same as for the fair at Goose Green.. these two events are in the same area. There is free parking in the streets around.

As the Horniman family were originally teatraders and collectors, would be rather unlikely if the museum was focussed on Morris dancers!

Lambeth Country Show Dates: Saturday 18 July and Sunday 19 July Times: 11am - 7pm http://www.lambeth.gov.uk/Services/Environment/ParksGreenSpaces/EventsInParks/LambethCountryShow.htm

10th May Goose Green Fair 16th May - Nunhead Cemetery Open day plus petting zoo at the Herne 17th May Dulwich festival - Dulwich park 5th September Peckham Rye Fete Any confirmation of the various events that usually take place in the Horniman Gardens?

What date will the Nunhead Green Day be this year? Is at the start or the end of the Arts week?

There is a drawing in the surgery of their proposed expansion - to be 4 storeys with a gym in the basement and to include a pharmacy and a dentists surgery. There is also a consultation card, though the only possible responses are "I support it" or "I want to discuss it more"

The price on display, such as the price on the actual goods, the shelf edge price, the price given in an advertisement or on a website in most cases forms part of what the law terms 'an invitation to treat'. In these circumstances, this means that the price given by the trader forms part of an invitation for the prospective buyer to make an offer to buy, which the trader is entitled to either accept or reject. The buyer cannot insist that a trader sells anything at the marked price, whether or not the trader has made a mistake. However, action can be taken against the trader for giving a misleading price indication. The law does not allow prices to be fixed and, contrary to common belief, goods are not subject to price controls... The Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008...What do the Regulations say about pricing? The Regulations deal with lots of different aspects of how to trade fairly, but there are some specific requirements for pricing, and the following practices are banned: Inviting the consumer to purchase a product at a special offer price without making the consumer aware of limited stock/availability, taking into account the extent of the advertising, the price of the goods and what amount of stock is reasonable to expect, (known as bait advertising). http://www.tradingstandards.gov.uk/cgi-bin/southend/con1item.cgi?file=*ADV1011-1111.txt