Froglander

With another Marks and Spencer here, the delivery trucks will cause more problems. Two stores so close to each other seems bonkers.

What is the new charge?

As far as I am aware construction work is not allowed after approx. 1 pm on a Saturday and for the rest of the weekend.

No Flies seems to have the best consistent reviews. Do a search on the forum. ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi > > We're looking to sell our 4 bed 2 bath terraced > house near east dulwich and denmark hill stations, > does anyone have any advice on which estate agent > to go with? We are pricing it reasonably with a > view to selling quickly rather than the usual > price reduction/ offer shannigans. Most agents are > pricing in the same ball park, so it just comes > back to who is actually motivated to sell it and > has clients who can come to view it. I think our > choice is between Wooster & Stock, Winkworth and > KFH. > > Any thoughts on these or other agents welcome. > Anyone can PM if they are interested in cutting > out the middle man! > > > Westnorwoodboy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > We sold ours at the beginning of the year. The > > range of estimates we received from agents was > > interesting - 100k difference between lowest > and > > highest. We knew honestly what it was worth and > > opted for the middle and listed it with > > Purplebricks. We then found the local agents > were > > "suddenly" willing to negotiate their fees as > well > > as telling us that it would never sell as PB > > didn't have the portfolio of people wanting to > > view property in the area.....it sold within a > > couple of months. > > > > Maybe it's worth the fixed fee placing it with > PB > > for two reasons; 1. it might give your local > agent > > a kick up the butt knowing they will > potentially > > miss out on the commission 2. if it does sell > via > > PB, you save yourself several thousand pounds.

What road are you on?

Call Ainsworth in New Cavendish Street on Monday, and speak to one of their homeopaths. In the meantime, get some cranberry capsules from Holland and Barrett, or another health food store.

Annoyingly, too many owners ignore their dogs when out 'walking' them which leaves their poo scattered hither and yon. Far too busy chatting on their phones or to their walking companions.

Where is the owner if someone else is trying to catch the dog? They are only supposed to be off lead round the perimeter track.

If a sighthound, or any dog, has a high prey drive then it should be muzzled. I know that sighthounds have previously killed squirrels in Dulwich Park. It might not be aggressive to humans, but that isn't the point here. I also know of two greyhounds who have killed a small dog and a cat. This dog clearly isn't under control if someone else was trying to catch it for two hours. Where was the owner?

A dog is supposed to be under control and it doesn't sound as if this one is. If the dog is killing squirrels then I would be worried about small dogs and cats in the same vicinity. Podencos and galgos are used for hunting, but many are rehomed through various Spanish charities after they are abandoned by their hunters. https://galgosdelsol.org https://hopeforpodencos.com https://sospodencorescue.com

How far out of the new boundary area are those of you who have been told you have to find a new GP?

I know that the Gardens surgery changed their boundaries a while ago but I don't think they booted out the patients already there.

What do they do in this health check?

The Horniman Museum?

I had a neutered male cat who was a great mouser. If there was one in the house, which was rare, then he got it. A neutered female I had wasn't interested. Impossible to know if your cat will be a good mouser, but getting one from a farm background would be a good idea. No cat now, and I've had on and off again mice problems. With an old Victorian house they can come in from next door by way of the floorboards. A friend of mine lives in an old farmhouse out in the country, has indoor and outdoor barn cats and still has a mouse problem in her house. She hears them in the walls!

No joists and double sided tape sounds much easier.

Thanks for the link.

a_m Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does anyone have a link to a full map of the > proposed CPZ? The one posted above doesn't show > the full boundary of the proposed zone. > > Putting aside my views on whether a CPZ should be > introduced, I really hope Southwark follows a > proper consultation process on this. I agree. It looks very vague up by ED station. And it definitely needs a proper consultation.

I'm looking for a few more that are easy to install. Any suggestions gratefully received.

Regardless, it's still not a good idea to let your cat roam, especially at night, and precisely because of cars and foxes.

I am gobsmacked. That is a very measured post after going through such an experience. Tasering must be a new method.

Thank you for doing and posting this.

LLTM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Saw two guys on a moped use a taser on a woman > outside her home and then try to take her bag and > phone yesterday on East Dulwich Grove at around > 5pm. A van drove across from the other side of the > road to spook them and they fled without anything > but were using fake plates, and wearing balaclavas > under their helmets. > This is very frightening. Is the woman OK? > Be vigilant...