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Solved - Stray cat seen on Dovercourt Rd/ Court Lane
hpsaucey replied to Naiada's topic in Lost, Found or Stolen
HI - did you see the other post from an hour ago about the same cat??? Can the neighbour knock on some doors locally? Could be a local oldie out and about but always worth checking out. I have a microchip scanner if anyone wanted to scan for a chip but am over in Nunhead [you'd have to contact a vet to get them to check any number on their database]. HP -
As above. I"m trying to request this for a neighbour who's not online. I've trawled through Southwark Council's website and can't find a way to get a broken bin taken away. SC's phoneline peeps only have access to the info on the website so they were useless. Only option seems to be to request another replacement. I daren't do that as last time they delivered a replacement but didn't taken away the broken one - don't want to end up with three bins. Many thanks HP
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Lost? Black cat seen at corner of Dovercourt and Court Lane
hpsaucey replied to jandhuk's topic in Lost, Found or Stolen
Looks like an oldie? If you don't get any responses from here, worth knocking on nearby doors to check lives locally? Also, I've got a microchip scanner if you wanted to check for an identity chip? HP -
Social group for adults with autism
hpsaucey replied to sheilarose's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
@EDmummy - some of the groups listed here might be of interest: https://localoffer.southwark.gov.uk/youth-offer/social-networks-events -
Any update? I have a microchip scanner if anyone worried about this cat. HP -
And no nesting birds at all??? Hard to believe and depressing if true. What did they say about the hardcore infill of the stream? HP
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Was this or the tree cutting mentioned in their plans/ 'engagement' events? Can't believe it would have been agreed.
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Also, is he chipped/neutered? Will impact on how far he's likely to have wandered. Lost cat advice here: https://www.cats.org.uk/help-and-advice/lost-found-and-feral-cats/lost-a-cat -
This lot specialise in rescuing wild birds in London. They're brilliant! There's an emergency phone number to ring. https://www.londonwildlifeprotection.org/ Helen
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For anyone wanting help another time London Wildlife Protection are brilliant, esp. with wild birds. Emergency number answered 9 a.m. till midnight is 07909 795064 https://www.londonwildlifeprotection.
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Hi. Might be worth advertising via Contact a Family or other local sen orgs? H
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Very quick reply. All behaviour is communicating something / unmet needs? It might be he's holding things together at school and then his anger comes out at home? H
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Found!!! - Tortie Cat Mabel, Pellatt Road area
hpsaucey replied to Lisabeeflower's topic in Lost, Found or Stolen
Hi - have you seen this cat on Nunhead Rocks Facebook group? https://m.facebook.com/groups/nunheadrocks/permalink/10161268714298846/ HP -
Sadly run over yesterday morning and deceased. Large adult ginger cat white rear legs and tips of front paws. Taken to London Animal Hospital Camberwell. Please contact them if you think might be your cat. Also can pm me as I took a photo but don't want to post it here. RIP lovely kitty. HP -
Ooh - RS??
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Gutting. Loved living there. When ww were there was all social tenancy/ shared ownership. New development - third 'affordable'. What are the odds it will end up with less 'affordable' homes than that even. Hp (feeling sad and angry)
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Any update?
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Community Fibre ?? anyone taken it on ??
hpsaucey replied to bigmacca1's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
Was some feedback on a local Facebook page - possibly East Dulwich Forum or Nunhead Rocks. -
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No - sarcastic probably, not hypocritical. Although as a long-ago student of eng lit and lang I do find the parallels between yours and DW's use of language quite striking. Off thread...
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Speaking personally, one of the things that irks is the Dan Wooton esque characterisation of people and presumed attitudes (flagged in bold) - example of which above. I'm not sure how this type of rhetoric is supposed to contribute to the final hope which is to 'rebuild bridges with many parts of the community' when the language is so cartoonish and divisive. HP
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Thanks for posting! HP
