Froglander

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...