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OP "There seems to have been an increase in crime in Dulwich lately.......... i think a lot of it is by youths passing through the area probably from Peckham and Camberwell.... it seems however that not everyone is reporting these to the police so the actual numbers are unknown." There seems, I think, unknown. A genius post on which to base an argument. Good thread, 8/10.

The 8.05 has been absolutely consistent this week, around 5 minutes late... Just a leaves thing I think, trains are fine from here and reliable. Plus we have SMB Jones.

The 8.05 has been absolutely consistent this week, around 5 minutes late... Just a leaves thing I think, trains are fine from here and reliable. Plus we have SMB Jones.

30 seconds walk from Liquorish so I guess I'm qualified to comment? I misunderstood your post as I read it literally ie they'd paved over a busy bit of pavement, ie fixed it, which on the surface would have surely been a good thing. I get your meaning now.

EDmummy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Who was it that decided the pavements in Crystal > Palace Road and in Dulwich Village needed > replacing over one of the most walked pavements in > the area?! The pavements are a disgrace pretty > much all around here. I don't think I understand this post.

It's a mare is residents parking. Just means you have to pay to still not be able to park in my experience.

Very nearly 42 apparently

Jamma Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Most interesting aspect of this story is that it's > been a massive PR fail by Maclaren. I'm sure > there's lots of PR folk domiciled in East Dulwich, > get pitched for the Maclaren account because > there's going to be a vacancy very soon. Has it? Seems to me they've been quite open about it, they've offered a solution, and that any sensible person knows they're only doing what they're doing in the US because it's such a litigious culture. And to clarify courtesy of http://www.channel4.com/news/articles/uk/maclaren+buggy+recall+why+not+here/3417817 In America, the term "recall" does not mean a product is recommended to be returned. Maclaren says "it means corrective action or the modification of products which can be carried out in the home", so it insists there is no need for pushchairs sold in Britain to be returned. I trapped my kids fingers in car boots and door hinges, it's for parents to take responsibility surely. Attention's been drawn to it.... crack on.

Somewhere in this thread it says there's another William Rose. What's needed is a competitive butcher to them somewhere around the Lane. If it already exists then a) tell me and b) they need to market themselves better (and I know about Libretto's btw)

Round here I'd probably open a TennerLand.

Atila Reincarnate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick Mac Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Watch Ireland instead then. > > > > I have often said Henry is overrated. Expect > > Richard Dunne to have him in his pocket..... > > > That has to be the funniest post I've read in a > long, long time. Is this the same Dunne that > couldn't get near him when he was over here, and > was breathing through his arse trying to catch up > with him. Nearly as funny as watching Carragher > trying to keep pace with him. No, this'll be the fitter more experienced with better positional play Dunne against the older and inevitably slower Henry. Don't underestimate Dunne, look what's happened to City's goals against column since he went. Anyhoo, I'm looking forward to Bahrain vs New Zealand. Lots of family connections in NZ and this is a very big deal for them. Eurosport, 7am kick off, second leg, start at 0-0.

BOO!

Vaguely connected but as a kid up north we used to have a Santa's sleigh coming round the estate, possibly the Rotary Club, always a big deal. Does that happen here?

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Oh, and whover did 'Read It In Books' would > probably have a view on the matter as well. Name > escapes me for the moment, ut one of those pop > coves for certain. > Echo and The Bunnymen I believe? I'm guessing on Crocodiles. I'm hugely impressed with the library by the way, or it's opening hours anyway. Libraries remind me of being a kid and every other week on a Tuesday (I think) as a family we all went there to get new books. The day I realised that picking a random book as well as ones I recognised could lead to good things was an important one in my life. > Anyway, off the the murder mystery section with > the both of you to figure out who > kil...................................

karter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't think it is sad, some people are looking > forward to it, the young guy is a fireman and > helping his mum out, she should get redundancy. > This place is prime location for any business, > but, it won't get snapped up, due to the landlord > being an a*$^*^** or just too fussy. Is that a specific reference to the landlord there or a general thought about what might happen?

One of the lights is out again by the steps at East Dulwich.

Page the Oracle. Go to ITV, not 1, 2 3 or any of that nonsense, and press text.

No, but he is that bland.

Normal behaviour in Finsbury Park, although I'm not sure how useful that information is. And Paris of course. As he's parked next to you now though I guess you can have a word, make a claim etc although I'd be tempted to just say it's part of life's rich tapestry and leave it. If you fix it it'll only get bumped again!

Decent Chinese and a men's clothes shop. No, I haven't read the thread.

matter at the o2 is just a short cab ride anyway...

Just when I'd found a local supplier of La Gitana sherry as well. Bugger.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mark Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Check to see how long the underpinning's > > guaranteed for, it maybe quite a while (ours is > > guaranteed for 25 years). > > xxxxxxx Underpinning is often guaranteed by a third party. My personal view is that if a house needed it, and someone fixed it and guaranteed it for 25 years, it's probably the most solid house on the street... > > That's OK as long as the company who did it > doesn't go out of business (as a surveyor advised > me re a damp guarantee on a flat I was going to > buy once)

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > you can get 6 cans of Stella for that As does Quids

Coccinelle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's got to be the petite recolte from nicolas, at > ?4.75 it's great value for money Coccinelle speaks the truth.