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Another recommendation- I saw the recommendation here, called him and he cleared our rubbish swiftly and cheaply today. Great service!

Pretty much so! :)

Hear hear. Lovely as it is to have a cinema on Lordship Lane, having a ?4.99 Multiplex a very short bus ride away is one of the biggest perks of living here. Peckhamplex is safe, friendly and very cheap- I've sent my young teenagers there for years and will always check there first when I want to go to the cinema.

That list covers most, but the one in Morrison's has disappeared. There's one in the reception at Pecan- opposite the entrance from Morrison's to the high street. There's also one in the carpark opposite West Dulwich station.

To reiterate you can just turn up- no card or ID needed- just give your name and address!

Yes Ratty, you might have the tiniest of relevant points to make had these been commissioned and paid for from the Southwark fund for widows and orphans, but they were paid for by insurance. Isn't it great that these are in a free park, free for all to access?

I've always had very good experiences with Kwikfit generally and particularly that branch. How can you be so certain that something untoward has happened.

http://www.youngminds.org.uk/for_parents/save_the_parents_helpline This links to a page with the film on. Can anyone else find the FB links?

I checked where they're collecting and when: On Thursday 27th November-Saturday 29th November (between 9am-5pm)- We will be hosting our national supermarket collections at three Southwark based Tesco stores; Old Kent Road, Elephant and Castle and Surrey Quays. Volunteers are needed for 2-3 hour slots. The last weekend before Christmas, Saturday 20th December- Sunday 21st December ? we will be conducting a bag packing event to fundraise for our Christmas Hamper appeal. The Southwark based Tesco stores have invited us to offer shoppers assistance with packing their shopping in exchange for donations towards the Foodbank. This will take place between 12am-4pm and volunteers will be needed to for a maximum of 2 hours. Please contact Lucianna Boye-Thompson if you can help on 020 7732 0007 or via [email protected]

More about the Foodbank at Pecan is here: http://www.pecan.org.uk/our-projects/foodbank And more about the Christmas hampers here: http://www.pecan.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/Christmas-Hamper-List.pdf Apparently they have enough beans, pasta and soup for the moment.

Sorry. Picture didn't load- fire engine with cherry picker.

Picture of fire engine making the window good.

They're now diverting traffic- traffic backing up as far as I can see. Avoid the area!

The bottom of Lordship lane has part of the pavement by the roundabout cordoned off after a window fell. Police and fire engine in attendance.

Here you are! http://www.smartworks.org.uk/

Thanks both, I'll keep monitoring it

Any one else having problems with mobile reception this evening? Neither T mobile and vodafone are connecting here...

Enforce the 20 mile/hr zones. I usually get overtaken along Court Lane. And that's not hyperbole. I drive the length of it most days and more than 50% of the time I get overtaken, which is illegal and dangerous. If there are no penalties for exceeding the limit, it should be scrapped- there's such non compliance.

It's a fantastic service and works like a dream.

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In order to prosecute someone you'd need to prove > that the owner was culpable, that the outcome was > predictable and that it resulted in suffering. In which case surely cats should be kept inside? Because every cat, without exception, will kill birds, and an owner couldn't say that it wasn't predictable or that it didn't result in suffering. I'm not being disingenuous, several counties in Australia have a ban on outside cats for that very reason.

So which law applies here Huguenot, dangerous dogs or protection of Wild Mammals?

(tu)woodrot! I love cats, but wouldn't have one because of the damage they cause birds- and the fact that they'd crap on my neighbours gardens. At least with a dog you can monitor their behaviour.

I'm not sure about which law you're applying, but surely if it were the case that an owner is liable for his pet's hunting of wild animals, then cat owners would have to keep their cats indoors?

Evidently. I am wondering what the benefit is and whether that benefit outweights the disadvantages.

Ok, I posted too carefully... Cars with a disabled badge are allowed to drive around the park, and there are several park up spaces for them. I wondered why, I cannot see the benefit and can see several disadvantages to having cars driven round an area full of dogs and children joggers.