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Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > PeckhamRose Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > But now I know that > > they're available in libraries that's useful. > > > I don't know whether all libraries have them, but > Dulwich Library does (the main one near The > Plough). > > Also, they no longer restrict the number of brown > bags they will give you at a time. > > They do sometimes run out, though. When I went to Nunhead library I was told they get them on Thursdays. Assuming it?s the same day for all libraries. They also said they go fast!! HP

Thanks for posting. HP

That makes sense then. Hooty ones near us and one tree hill. H cohen22 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The only owl that 'hoots' is a Tawny. All others > 'shriek' or 'cry'.

One tree hill apparently tawny owls. Don?t know if any others. HP

Hear them fairly often between Nunhead Cemetery and One Tree Hill. Always a treat. HP

Err Angelina - looks like you?ve not read all the replies above?? Not sure why you wouldn?t think to do that 😝

Thanks Goldilocks- you?re right. In case of use to anyone else- Admissions confirmed just the tick box of eadmissions. Suspect the Charter admissions info slightly confusingly laid out but relating to waiting list places later.. HP

Hi there, Wondered if any current Charter ED parents might be able to help? My son's already there and I'm now applying for his brother to go. The current admissions policy says the following: Evidence of sibling already enrolled in the school: the family must provide evidence of the sibling?s identity and address with the application. Further evidence may be sought before an offer is made.' I rang the school office and they didn't seem to know anything about sending in proof of sibling WHEN you make the application online. Did anyone else submit proof of sibling status with the online Southwark form and, if so, what did you send through? Thanks in advance HP

I used diluted tea tree as a soaking solution couple of tea a week too. Between that and / or the freezy thing something worked.. HP

Superdrug sell a freezy one too. Worked a treat on one son - reserving judgement on other.

Thanks for posting - really lovely walks! HP

moni69 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The proposed building is four story's high, with > an underground car park, for residents of flats, > and commercial use. I live next door, the building > will block light to my bedroom windows, and the > underground parking is at risk of damaging the > foundations of my house. Prior planning proposal > have been based on the commercial units being > leased to a supermarket which would involve > delivery lorries parking and delivering on what is > already a very busy corner which is frequently > backed up with traffic. Just a couple of weeks ago > I witnessed an accident where a young boy was > knocked off his bike by a car turning into Barry > Road from Pekham Rye, the impact of causing > further obstructions and heavyweight traffic to > this corner is going to have a further negative > effect, and in all likley hood the commercial > units would be leased to yet another supermarket > chain, which will also have further impact on > local stores like Barry's who have managed to stay > in business by some sort of miracle! The owner of > the land repeatedly puts in for crazy planning > which will be rejected on various grounds. There > is a consensus among those of us living close by > that he does so in order to be seen to be doing > something with the building, as otherwise the > council have grounds to claim the land. So the > owner (A multi billionaire by the way) is paying > lip service to a system in order to keep hold of > land he has no intention of developing. This is > just one, and I admit anecdotal thought. As I said > in my comments to the council I am in favour of > development, trust me I lived next door while it > was full of junkies and squatters, and was the > only local resident to play an active role in > getting them removed. I am just asking that local > residents understand the full picture and review > the proposal thats all. Gotta agree about the danger on that corner. They are proposing using the parking bay nearest the junction for deliveries between 7 and 10 a.m. Sightlines for anyone crossing at that corner already bad with mainly short-term cars parking there. Can2't imagine a taller, wider delivery truck doing anything but making it MORE dangerous as well as adding to congestion during rush hour. Proposal also says all their refuse will be collected from there which means refuse trucks also using the bay. Apparently store refuse/ deliveries won't be out on the pavements, but given Co-op and Tesco behaviour locally in this regard pigs might fly! And its higher than surrounding buildings... as has already been said. And I love Barrys! Wouldn't want to see them outed by another chain store. HP

Hi Renata, Thank you for keeping up with all the comments. On the whole playground looks as though its really being enjoyed! Hoping younger and older will, as they have in most other playgrounds, find ways to get along and use common sense and some respect for others. It's sad to find people trampling down the barriers put up within the playground to protect the grass/planting to sit down/have picnics. Can anything be done - notices etc? - to make them away of why its barriered off. Would have thought it would go without saying WHY they are barriered off but obviously not! HP

Same issue. Would bulk collection take it? They have a category of ?sack of household waste? but bit unclear. HP

Siduhe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Has anyone else see the similar Forest Hill > installation - not street art of this sort, but a > "Welcome to Forest Hill" which was crowd funded: > > https://se23.life/t/forest-hill-mural-crowdfunder- > 2-500-raised-successfully-in-75-hours/7656 > > I appreciate the plan is a bit different here, but > the Forest Hill one makes me smile whenever I go > past it, so hoping this one will do too. > > The attached photo is from SE23.life. That walrus is brilliant! Thanks for posting.

And a third for tim doidge. He and his mate worked v v hard and professionally to get rid of a mass of sycamore trees for me earlier this year. HP

Hi Renata. Might have missed the info but assuming this work is being paid for by event organisers? Also hoping that it won?t use the time of the evidently reduced numbers of gardeners at PRP. HP

No!!! Lovely guys. Also really sorry to see them go.