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Great interview with the Undertones (exc Fergal Sharkey) on Steve Lamacq's show yesterday between 5 and 6 discussing their first album. Catch it on iPlayer.

It's appalling that Southwark haven't put this properly within the Consultation Hub of their website. The best I can find is here: http://www.southwark.gov.uk/info/200079/regeneration/3959/east_dulwich_hospital_site There is a link to a Word document that is designed to be filled in by hand not on screen. The email address to return it to is [email protected] (which also seems wrong). My own view on the architecture of the school and hospital buildings is that they are not radical enough and are playing it very safe. The building has served its purpose. Lets start afresh with something modern, inspiring and designed to be fit for the 21st century. http://www.dezeen.com/2010/10/18/evelyn-grace-academy-by-zaha-hadid-architects/

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ask your wife to stop locking the bedroom door She's not keen on threesomes.

My two-penneth To a large extent I think that laptops are priced as a commodity i.e. you get what you pay for though there is some brand premium. I would try before you buy as some have a more solid feel than others. Buy as much RAM as you can afford (at least 8GB) Get the fastest processor you can afford (ideally Intel i5 or i7) As others have said get one with a hybrid drive or an SSD though bear in mind that in terms of capacity you will get less compared to a normal hard drive. If you buy a Mac (new or second hand) then bear in mind that you if you have software packages on your VAIO that you want to continue using (assuming that you have the original disks) then they probably won?t be compatible.

You could apply to Southwark for one of these: http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,1622398,page=1

I use the FixMyStreet app on my phone. Quite useful as you can pinpoint the issue on a map, see if its already been reported and attach a photo. At the backend I think it just sends an email to Southwark.

Could someone pass me the cheese and crackers...thanks. Port anyone ?

Jeremy Wrote: > Not sure how much of it is down to ED becoming > yuppified (as my Mum said) Is Louisa your Mum then Jeremy ?

I bloody hate Masterchef. 25 friggin episodes - 25 ! Might as well rename it Holby Kitchen.

I lost my wallet back in January (subsequently found and returned, amazingly) and reported my lost credit card American Express. My Oyster auto top up was linked to the lost card and I only realised recently that it was still working and payments had been taken even though I hadn?t updated my account with the new card details. Isn?t this slight odd ? (The payments were charged to the new card)

Pretty sure that ?1.50 is the takeaway price. I didn't want this to turn into a "let's knock brick house" as I said I've not tried the buns in question. I've only shopped there a few times and when I have I've been happy with the service and the product. I also think that what they've done with the space in general is great. I just think ?1.50 for a bun is a lot.

Louisa - if I'm passing Ayres I'll buy some and let you know what I think.

I haven't tried the Brick House HCB but I have eaten the ones from Blackbird and they were far better than any supermarket bun I've ever had. They're still expensive at 70p each or 6 for ?3 but that significantly less than BH.

Whilst normally happy to embrace the free market economy within East Dulwich, even I would baulk at ?1.50 for a single hot cross bun in Brick House Bakery.

DulwichFox Wrote: > Jamie Oliver is still selling Full Sugar cola in > his outlets but I understand he he as put a levi > on prices.. > So this just increases his profits while getting > all the 'This Little Good Boy' publicity. Get your facts straight Where does the sugary drinks tax go? Jamie?s restaurants are self-imposing a levy of 10p on all non-alcoholic soft drinks with added sugar The money raised by Jamie?s in-restaurant sugar levy will directly fund food education for children and similar health initiatives. This Children?s Health Fund, as we?ve named it, will be supported and administered by the charity Sustain. Formed in 1999, Sustain is the alliance for better food and farming.

Mustard Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why are wood burners allowed? Because they are exempted. https://www.gov.uk/smoke-control-area-rules

Possibly but it's outside of his ward. South Camberwell I think. keane Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That playground isa vitalocal resource used by so > many local kids & they run some really good > holiday projects for young people. Is James Barber > aware?

I don't think a one-off is likely to cause a problem. The council would only get involved if it was happening on a regular basis and causing a nuisance. Just try to be considerate and keep the smoke to a minimum and avoid bits of burnt paper ash from flying all over the neighbourhood. If you have a barbeque with a lid that would probably work quite well.

The Quietways consultations were discussed at length a while back, a thread to which you contributed. http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,1451849,page=1 Ongoing consultations are published here. https://consultations.southwark.gov.uk/ Personally I check these on a regular basis, if they happen to come up on the forum as well all well and good.

Virgin's working fine :)

Quietways are a TfL programme undertaken to implement Boris's vision for cycling. Nothing to do with Southwark. https://tfl.gov.uk/travel-information/improvements-and-projects/quietways

@Foxy - why would you include the cost of heating the water when comparing costs - that has to happen regardless of having a meter. By my crude reckoning 365 baths @ 150l per bath = approx. 55 cubic metre of water = ?125 on a meter. Standing charges and other water usage on top of this but I would reckon you would still be quids in.

Is the person that wrote: "I have a massive confession. I don't really like going to pubs anymore I was bought up in a pub going extended family and the pub was central to my life for most of my teenage years and the majority of my adult life. Nowadays I can't understand the attraction of going night after night or staying out until the early hours in pubs. I don't mind going out once in a while to the pub but in general it's a boring money drain and I'd rather do something else. There. I said it. I feel liberated an am embracing my grumpy old man."