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think you mean Woodvale

Home again, YOU'VE ALL BEEN MISSED LOADS

All gone too early Michael Jackson, David Carradine, Patrick Swayze, Kieth Floyd, Stephen Gately

Can we ALL respect him and his family till the truth is established, then if it is drug related you can gossip all you like but until then, show respect to this young man who has gone way too soon.

please, no ten pin bowling

Still young at heart, single and looking.

No addictions (tick), own teeth (tick), no beer belly (belly), wash regularly (tick) and no psychotic illnesses (tick), employed as well, single and looking.

Please can you define what you mean by "decent" in relation to men in ED

Monica is fiesty, you know you'd be well and truely dominated in the kitchen by her ,bring it on!!!!!!!!!!

oh to be a dog!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh what fun, yet more technology to contend with, anyone experiencing problems re-tuning?

Ditto, no email this morning and virgins home page was down which meant webmail was also unavailable, All now back to normal. Virgin have had a succession of problems and are switching to a google mail type system, but not to be alarmed all email adddresses are remaining unchanged. Only gripe is it can take ages to get through to speak with someone and when you do, they are not always fully clued up as to what is happening at their end. ALL THIS TECHNOLOGY ehhhhhhh, great when it works a pain when not.

There was one last year on the Southbank about November/December time if memory recalls

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Yep thats them http://www.environpestcontrol.co.uk/. Even James O'Brian on LBC has used them and recommends them

Have you tried contacting Ricky and Jimmy "the pest controllers" as was on BBC TV very recently. If you google for them, am sure they can come and deal with your problem. Shooting the little blitters may result in a visit from the fireaems squad (SO11 I thinks)!!!!!and you really wouldb't want that. p.s excellent thread title

I understand that the bridge between platforms 1 and 2 at Forest Hill station is to be removed and the steps have already been removed. Two questions, why and when is a new passenger bridge to be erected? http://www.se23.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=851&pid=20723#pid20723

Coming home this evening Forest Hill Rd is closed off between Barry Rd and Frien Rd due to a serious accident involving a 63 bus run off the road and a BMW spun 90 degrees in the middle of the road with a pretty damaged looking front end, opposite the new academy buing built on the old Frien Girls school site. Looked like a major accident, no other details available at present. Both police, fire crews and LT bus operations in attendance.

The academy will come under the Ofsted inspection regime to ensure the quality of provision delivered to the pupils meets set standards. The inspection framework used has become more stringent which can only be a good thing. Further more a new academy locally can only be a good thing and demonstrate the investment in education, which when all is said and done can't be a bad thing.

Perhaps splitting the route had something to do with Ken Livingstone being able to show London, as an exampme has more bus routes. It is funny though how the buses at the stand on Forest Hill road, wait for the 363 from Crystal Palace to go by and then two 63's follow behind, just an observation but very annoying.

Have you thought about using the P12 which comes out at the end of Brenchly Garden, left into Forest Hill Road, left onto Honor Oak Park, stops virtually outside HOP stationa and terminates at Brockley Rise. Further more it can be picked up anywhere in Peckham/

Where have Dulwich Home Workers gone to on EDF, can't seem to find the thread following the changes to EDF.

Some months ago we had a persistent twat from Southern Electricity being a pain trying to sell electricity and gas, saying all the neighbours had already switched and so should I. He was quickly encouraged to move on.

Makes me think you need to borrow that tabby cat mentioned else where on EDF, it'd give them a seeing too. http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,314131,page=1

I've read these posts with interest. I am not a Head teacher, teacher nor Ofsted Inspector. Ofsted inspections are conducted against an inspection framework, this details what is and how it is to be inspected. The Head and management team will no doubt have developed an action plan they are working on to address the "weaknesses" identified in the report. This is likey to be happening behind the scenes so immediate improvements may not be seen, but they will all be working very very hard to improve the provision. If it was me I'd want to show some "quick wins " and then concentrate on the bigger harder issues that need to be resolved. It will be in their own interest, the children?s and parents that they (the management team and staff) successfully implement the plan and demonstrate continuous improvements that will allow them to progress upwards from the current bench mark of satisfactory provision when next inspected (and probably in three years time). It's probable inspectors will return to see how the school are progressing, especially as it has moved from Outstanding to Satisfactory provision over a three year period between inspections. This is a long time and things change like staff coming and going, so standards will unfortunately fluctuate. As an example a change of leadership bringing different leadership and management styles can impact on how a school is run. The Head will want to turn things around quickly and return to Good and then Outstanding provision. If the Head is responsible to a board of Governors/PTA they will want to see improvements, as they set strategy and measure progress towards achieving milestones, targets and standards. Good luck to all at DKH.