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For future reference, you buy tickets and come in. There are bars, food and TVs to watch whatever game is being shown live. If you want a seat you definitely need to get there early.

At the other end of the scale Snappy Snaps in Rye Lane

You can't expect people to give you money without trying to understand what it's for and if you really need it. The amount you say is needed isn't exactly pocket change and they have a right to know if this is an investment or giving money for no return other than keeping the laundromat open.

Not local but they are really good Cornell & Varley https://maps.app.goo.gl/izn9P46GRpueEz376

Peter Crouch wasn't here this season so he had no input to the club.

It was 2 charity matches of transgender teams against Dulwich Hamlet FC women and DHFC supporters team. It was a brilliant night with over 500 people in attendance. More information here https://www.thepinknews.com/2023/04/02/first-all-trans-masculine-side-truk-united-makes-football-history/ TRUK socials here https://www.transradiouk.com https://instagram.com/trukunitedfc?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

More lies being spread about this again from Friends of Greendale

Artful Barbers in Forest Hill are great https://theartfulbarbers.nearcut.com/

Are they going door to door to look for property to develop for their paymasters?

The people behind the skatepark at the Grove might be able to help. https://instagram.com/thegrovediy If nothing else, it's a good place to watch others and learn that way.

Half day Wednesday?

mrwb Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why do there seem to be so many burst water mains > these days? > > I've lived in London 30 years odd and don't > remember these continuous problems till 10 or more > years agao. Lack of investment from Thames water over the years due to paying the fat cats at the top more money equals failing infrastructure.

JamesRixon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just saw this article in the RIBA Journal. Thanks for posting that.

singalto Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have used Hawkins by Dulwich library and found > them excellent. They now only operate from their Sydenham unit, they have always been very good when I've used them and given good advice on what frames and mounts work best with the art I was framing. https://www.hawkinsframing.com/

This place is great, you'll need to pre book a service. https://cornell-varley.business.site/

northernmonkey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Elite cycling at Crystal Palace underneath the > athletics stands do them as do cadence cycling at > Crystal Palace. No personal experience of either > though I?m afraid A couple of my mates have used cadence cycling for bike fitting and have been happy with them.

Club statement here about it https://www.pitchero.com/clubs/dulwichhamlet/news/dulwich-hamlet-football-club-statement-to-fans-supporters-and-stakeholders-june-25-2021-2626220.html

val Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Would highly recommend the Co op Lordship Lane I've used them twice and both times very considerate.

IlonaM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What a nasty experience. > > Please report it to your local SNT (by > phone/email), 101 or via the Met website. Your > report may prevent an escalation in his behaviour. Yup definitely report it, it might have happened to someone else and the more people that mention it will help catch the person doing it. I've experienced runners on the street that clearly have spacial awareness issues and brush too closely even in this Covid era but this sounds more than that.

Very nice!

The Cherry Tree has screens in the garden.

SE22_2020er Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Has anyone got any experience of putting a roof > box on a hire car? Is it allowed and or possible > to get a car either with roof bars or to put your > own roof bars on a hire car? Never tried, with Zipcar you can hire a van as well if that helps you.

If it gets caught on camera you pay, it'll be interesting if they use the same ANPR van used to catch parked untaxed vehicles for ULEZ. mima08 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've been toying with this idea but couldn't quite > make the numbers work. > > We almost never use the car - the occasional trip > to the recycling centre, a day trip and twice a > year visit family in rural Devon. It's the latter > that makes a car club not work: no clubs down > there, no public transport but taking a zip car > from here to have down there for a week become > super expensive (as does hiring a car down there). > > > We're currently resigned to keeping ours on the > thinking you only pay ULEZ when you drive, not > when the car is parked on the street - do I have > that right? Long/multiple day journeys are definitely the ones that add up, though if more than 1 person travelling the costs come down compared to buying a train ticket unless you can plan in advance and don't stress whether there's going to be engineering works the weekend you decide to get away.

I done this a few years ago, I use the Basic plan on Zipcar, doesn't cost anything per year to be a member. I mainly use it for the Flex cars than the per hour rental. I have a motorbike so only use it when I need to carry something bulky and local. Otherwise a cab might be a better option.

Even the water is keeping it local during lockdown