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Sounds like the same kind of people behind this crime http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,1713457

Probably mistook the car for a Cougar.

Increasing use of the word "Seniors"...

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have directly contacted M&S on their live chat > web page and requested details about when this > branch will be open. I've been told that they will > be opening up on the 24th August. But judging by > the lack of signage and work going on I wouldn't > be overly surprised if that date was pushed > forward a few weeks. > > Louisa. You'd better start queuing now. You wouldn't want to miss the chance of being the very first customer to cross the threshold.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I remember when Barclays on LL. used to open on > Saturday morning. > > DulwichFox I remember when banks closed at 3pm and free banking hadn't been invented.

Following a recent speed upgrade, I'm now getting 70Mbps. Just need VM to sort out their reliability now.

Before everyone jumps on the Lido bashing bandwagon, has anyone seen an objective account of what actually happened or are we all to make our conclusions based in one eye witness account. And before anyone reports the Lido to anyone do you not think that you should ask them first what they have done in response to the incident ?

People who do this : 4200 ! ;)

first mate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > LM, I don't think it's a conspiracey theory, it is > fairly clear that council and local Councillors > want CPZ. Presumably you're think James Barber here, however there are two other Councillors in ED Ward - where is your evidence that Charlie Smith and Rosie Shimell support a CPZ ?

Congratulations on reaching your target. Well done. Jeremy - I think you know as well as I do that it's best just to ignore John K's attempts to infer some kind of corrupt embezzling of public funds until he can present some hard evidence at which point he'd be better off ringing the fraud squad.

No idea but you can get it in Morrisons in Peckham https://groceries.morrisons.com/webshop/product/Chateauneuf-Du-Pape/282630011 (and it's Chateauneuf Du Pape)

Sounds like a an opportunity for Deliveroo - why waste 20 minutes searching for a non-existent parking slot when you can have it delivered ?

I have a feeling that this development was featured on Homes Under the Hammer once upon a time. http://vanquishid.com/forest-hill-moonlight-drive/

Been going there a couple of years - Dean and Jen are lovely people. Highly recommended, especially the (Kevin) Bacon sandwiches.

There must be better things to spend ?42,000 YES ?42,000 on. (?32k + ?10k for study)

Would this petition have been raised if the UK had voted to Remain or would the majority have been OK if that had happened ?

Can someone please clarify is this an ironic thread or just good old casual sexism ?

Duplicate thread alert http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,1674212,1686821#msg-1686821

Louisa Wrote: ... > But my sense was that immigration > would, amongst a whole host of complex and > possibly even unrelated gripes in working class > northern communities - be the ultimate decider. > The EU has done many good things, but equally it > has allowed open borders which rightly or wrongly > in these poor communities, has created a scapegoat > for all their collective disaffection. > Interesting little graphic that shows that by one measure the areas most dependant on the EU are those with the highest percentages of voting to leave, and vice-versa.

I hope this person never goes into business... http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?9,1690265,1690265#msg-1690265

https://wheredoivote.co.uk/

I'm no apologist for VM but sometimes things are beyond their control. Arrived home on Tuesday night to find UK Power Networks people putting up barriers and then starting to dig up the pavement. Apparently a junction box of some sort had caught fire earlier in the day which had required attendance by the fire service. Anyway just before they started digging the internet went down because they cut the power to the VM cabinet about 10 yards away. When I spoke to the Power Networks workmen they just shrugged and said "Oh yeah, you'll have to call VM". I did and they eventually sent out a van to provide a temporary power supply.

Short news article on BBC about re-opening the waiting room in Peckham Rye station http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-36520617

Stag beetle sunning itself on the garden wall ! (Yes I know they are protected)