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Another thing to consider is that although your child will be eligible for 15h free education from water 2014, most we school nurseries don't have vacancies except each September, so you may not get a place for a while (if at all)

Try magic moments cr?che? Sessions just over 2h, mornings except weds ?10 a day

I just like people to be honest, and seem to have a nose for odd posts like these ones.

I don't like to be cynical, but does this thread have anything to do with annaloo's previous posts about this website http://privatehealthvisitor.com/health_visitor_search.php?city=Southwark&country=Greater%20London Where, on the face of it, it would seem that you yourself, shinac, actually seem to be a health visitor yourself?

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The planning application for new 100+ nursery > places at Crown House, 41-43 East Dulwich Road was > refused by Southwark Council but the applicant has > appealeded it. > It was refused as the council doesnt think they've > made enough efforts to lease it as office spaces > portecting local employment. And also no transportN > report. > > The former is odd as with such huge shortages of > nursery places many are unable to go back to work. > So this feels a red herring or illconceived. The > transport issues interesting. When the council > applied next door it was allowed BUT on the > condition they produce a Travel Plan. > > So I've contacted the planning inspector who will > decide the appeal supporting the application IF a > condition for a Travel Plan is added. > The planning inspector can be contacted at: > [email protected] reference > APP/A5840/A/12/2185756/NWF > > What's very frustrating is that until May 2012 > this planning application would have been decided > by the dulwich Community Council but instead > council officers miles away made the decision - > wrongly in my mind. but didnt you oppose a change of use to retail and away from offices on the basis of parking difficulties, amongst others, James http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,1005625,page=1

Is it because it's padded? Mr f can sleep with children jumping all over him, I have noticed! Hope your journey home is ok, Pickle

Excl schools with bulge classes, typical distances for ed community schools ranged from 191 -674m

http://www.southwark.gov.uk/download/6403/starting_primary_school_in_southwark_201314 P18 gives the distance for last year in first round as 1116m On that basis you would be fine. But there are no guarantees several Years ahead - the school is on the up, housing devts and bulge classes and the housing market and the birth rate all affect demand.

She must get the injection tomorrow. If she had a pulmonary embolism so recently, the blood thinners are essential. I hope you can get it sorted out x

The injections must be heparin (clexane or fragmin) as warfarin is tablets. It is true that kings haematologists also can only prescribe a couple of weeks worth and gp then takes it over. The hospital sends a letter specifying what is needed. The injectable blood thinners do, in due course, get replaced by warfarin which is much cheaper but requires more monitoring (blood tests weekly for eg) I think the best thing to do is to call the hospital and get the consultants secretary, ensure a letter has been sent to the gp and get a copy then arrange an urgent gp appt. in the meantime, if she has been missing daily injections which are life-saving, sounds as if the hospital perhaps should check her over and prescribe again as a stop gap, if the gp isn't getting things sorted.

Try further south in France? Bordeaux is a comfortable temp in the summer

Funny video

Elephant slide is like a playground one, into very shallow water

Its brilliant and a year's family pass is just ?60

Or try discover, Stratford Also easy journey via ell

Are yOu driving or flying? Could you take his cot with you?

Roll up futon http://www.futoncompany.co.uk/sleepover/bed-in-a-bag-en.html

They usually are though website doesn't confirm http://www.mytimeactive.co.uk/leisure/leisure-centres/one-o-clock-club/default.aspx Their phone no is there

Swanley it says 1m min for flukes and able to swim

Rd, report back will you please I have been to Battersea, doesn't stand out really in my mind except the car park was full!

http://www.sencio.org.uk/centres/white-oak/swimming/flumes Swanley Not been but looks good

Went to one in High Wycombe but not close at all Unless you are travelling somewhere via the m40

Pavilion, bromley

No stupid enrolment system either Just a waiting list and email communication

Try superkids swim school They use various venues in nunhead, Dulwich