James - any update on the medical centre that's replacing the hospital. All the building work seems to be for the new school and the medical centre site seems untouched. At this rate the hospital won't be evacuated for another 3-4 years.
DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Those paying high rent and rates need to be open > as much as possible. Perhaps you should impart your business advice to Mr Patel, about who's shop this thread was started and he wouldn't have had to close.
I think some VAT can be reclaimed if you are converting a building that was previously non-residential to residential use. I think this is one of the reasons barn conversion are popular as the developer is able to reclaim some of the VAT.
If there are between 3 and 9 of them then they could be entitled to a third off with Group Save without any railcards. Check this out. http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/times_fares/pr354fdc0a0400020101fea1769fbf60.aspx
It's possible that more people are recorded as living there in 1939 but there entries are not made public until either 100 years have passed or they are confirmed as no longer alive. If you know that they are no longer living then I think you can apply to have the record opened. http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/help-with-your-research/research-guides/1939-register/#7-what-does-it-mean-when-an-entry-is-crossed-out-and-marked-see-page
As mentioned in the text of the OP but not the title, this may have more to do with the health centre than the school, in which case I doubt the head will be able to assist.
I?m going to visit Copenhagen for a few days in the near future. Anyone recommendations for things to see and do, places to go, places to eat and drink etc.
Not sure which section this is appropriate for but anyway. One of the clients I work with made me aware of this apprentice scheme with Legal and General. Feel free to pass it on to anyone who could interested. https://apply.lgim.com/vacancies/5593/apprentice_software_developer
Also saw the Ferryman last night. Brilliant, the three hours whizzed by for me. And yes the baby was very cute (and we'll behaved!) Bill Nighy, Anna Wintour and Jenni Murray in the audience !
They've started work in earnest on the old Highshore school site and I spotted four large dumper trucks parked nearby this morning on my way to work. I'm expecting the same with the work going on for the new Heath Centre and school on East Dulwich Grove. A definite need for heightened awareness from all.