hpsaucey

A small fry point. I'm sure others will post with more substantially important info.... Without knowing your flat layout a practical question - will you still be able to clean your windows? Sounds riddiculous, but like you, I'm above someone else's flat and am not sure how I'd be able to if they added a side return. HP

thanks womanofdulwich! Got them on my list. Missing the old Staples on OKR .... HP womanofdulwich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Maybe ikea?

Hi all, Does anyone know any stores in SE London where you can try office chairs out? Cheers HP

steve 1975 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes, we did all of the above. > I called the rspca and they said to call the > council as it was dead. They then collected it and > checked for a microchip > I had a few neighbours helping me as I was just > working in a house on the road. Aw - bless you for helping and posting! HP

HI, When you say moved hopefully that means any owner's been found/ someone's taking to vets for microchip check/ local doors knocked on to find owner? HP steve 1975 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It has been removed 🙏🏻

There was a meeting held with GALA around licensing at the end of Feb. They are asking for a ?maximum of 6 event days per year over a maximum of 3 occasions with a maximum of 4 days?. They also want a premises licence in perpetuality. HP

Lebanums Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > hpsaucey Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Lebanums Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > hpsaucey Wrote: > > > > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > ----- > > > > For those saying that Gala is only there > for > > 3 > > > > days, the area will be blocked off for the > > > build > > > > /deinstall for 19 days from 23rd May and > 10th > > > > June. > > > > > > > > HP > > > > > > There is still a huge section of the park to > be > > > enjoyed around this, I don't get your point? > > > > The point is its not just for 3 days. I assume > > 'park' is a typo and you mean common. > > > > HP > > But I still don't get your point, whether it be > common or park (clutching at straws here). You > have ample space to do whatever you please. Of > course, time is required to set up & complete the > safety procedures. The other posts are on noise & > litter, so for 3 days yes, there will be some > noise, as there is when the circus of fairground > is there. As for litter, I have seen many young > groups drinking in Sexby Gardens over the course > of the good weather, leaving their rubbish behind > them, and using the bushes as their toilet, lots > of families picnicking and not taking their > rubbish with them. I don't believe the festival > can take full accountability for litter. Fine - if you don't 'get' my point, you don't get my point. I was simply correcting those saying it's 3 days. The actual festival yes, but the build, hoardings and deinstall isn't three days its 19. It's quite a large area of the common close to the pathways across it, the cafe and the playground. I've not seen what routes /pathways will be used by vehicles to access/bring the build onto site etc. 19 days for one event is 2/3s of a month. If they do run more events - did someone say 2 or 3? then this is potentially a chunk of the common or park shut for 38/57 days of the year. I love festivals! I love music! I'm personally actually glad its not in the park, so less likely to disturb wildlife. But it is still going to impact on a lot of common users. To say otherwise is disingenuous. 'The other posts are on noise and litter' -So? Mine isn't. The whole thread is about Gala on Peckham Rye, including the creeping increase in the number of events being run on it and the impact this has. HP

Lebanums Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > hpsaucey Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > For those saying that Gala is only there for 3 > > days, the area will be blocked off for the > build > > /deinstall for 19 days from 23rd May and 10th > > June. > > > > HP > > There is still a huge section of the park to be > enjoyed around this, I don't get your point? The point is its not just for 3 days. I assume 'park' is a typo and you mean common. HP

For those saying that Gala is only there for 3 days, the area will be blocked off for the build /deinstall for 19 days from 23rd May and 10th June. HP

Just seconding Kathleen... HP

goldilocks Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The two hours free is really helpful - lots of > times I think that would be enough for picking > something up. Does anyone know how long the > training takes please? Its a 2 hour session but mine took about 1 hour 40.was fun. No one had booked it after so i could have kept it longer. V small hourly charge after the initial 2 free hours. HP

Seen this? https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/coronavirus-mystery-dog-illness-b980600.html?amp

INteresting article on Clapham experience here: https://lavender-hill.uk/2021/04/22/compulsory-water-meters-are-coming-to-clapham-common-northside/ HP

Great (and fun) intro session to using the bike thanks to trainer Jo. Nifty app too. Bike's a pleasure to use. HP

Signed up for an intro session tomorrow. What a great initiative!

Sean's back open! Went past today. HP

I've attached the site plan here. Its a fair whack of the common and near the playground. HP

Wonder if worth checking his Facebook page? HP

Toby: What a shitty thing to happen! Hope CCTV helps and you find the selfish driver. HP

Hi all, Does anyone know of local vets able to do booster vaccinations (for cats) currently? Those I've tried so far are waiting on supplies of the vaccinations. Many thanks HP