ed_pete

Sadly seems to be OK from VM's point of view. Same is said about SE22 9AH (Oakhurst)

You should either take it to the refuse and recycling centre off the Old Kent Road or book a bulky waste collection. http://www.southwark.gov.uk/a_to_z/service/359/bulky_rubbish_collection or there is always Freecycle

Mick Mac - I've worked it out - you are Jimmy Nesbitt.

It used to be the case that you could order your wine from tesco Calais online then when you got there they'd already have it ready for you to load into your car.

Is your wife a street artist in Montmartre ? What was that about ? And why did the police let him off GBH ? More plot holes than your average teabag. a And sooooooo slooooooow.

James - much as I'd love to, my day job prevents me from carrying out such a survey and anyway, in reponse to an earlier question on this very thread you said that the Council officials would already have data on traffic volumes and flows. It's just a pity they didn't include this information in the consultation. Given the budget of circa ?200k, I would have thought that they could pay for some people to count the cars and bikes for a few hours for a few days. TBH, I would have thought this a pre-requisite.

I'd be really interested to see the statisitics: - number of cars turning right from Townley vs number of cyclists heading straight on. - number of times cars turn right from Townley and there is no cyclists coming the other way. Banning the right turn seems like a sledgehammer to crack a nut, and I say this as a regular cyclist, someone who commutes to London daily and has done so for almost 20 years. I'm sure that the best way to alieviate this would be a cycle only green light from Greendale that operated for 5-10 seconds before the lights went green in both directions. It would need to be either button operated or sensitive to the prescence of a cyclist so that it didn't operate when there was no one waiting.

I'm another that's definitely not in favour of the no right turn from Townley. Can I also suggest that as this junction falls in Village Ward that you email your opposition to the ward councillors as well as completing the feedback form. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Actually I work in the IT department but not on the desktop side. The technology isn't the issue really it was more of a question as to how people file stuff and the pro's and con's of a folder based approach versus a tag/category/label approach.

Tagging is the same as categories so yes that's supported, as is the ability attach multiple tags or categories to the same mail. I'll take a look a the third-party route but it's not likely to fly in my corporate environment.

For almost as long as I?ve used email at work I?ve always used Outlook. Outlook directs you store your emails in a hierarchical folder structure which I find increasingly frustrating and I?m thinking about changing to using categories instead. My problem with folders is that classic one: as soon as you subdivide stuff it?s not easy to bring common mails backs together in a single view. I?m going to use a poor record collection analogy. Say you file stuff by genre, then by decade, then by solo artist or group then it?s easy to find The Damned (Punk/70?s/Group) but not so easy to find Madonna (Pop/80?s/Solo, Pop/90?s/Solo, Pop/00?s/Solo etc). I do have two concerns about using categories. Firstly I have a lot of folders, over 90, and therefore if I assume that my folder structure is valid then I?ll need the same number of categories. Secondly the process of assigning categories is cumbersome in Outlook, adding stuff to folders is far easier. How do you file stuff so that you can find it easily in future ? Please don?t suggest that I ditch Outlook that isn?t an option as it?s the company?s de-facto email client.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ed_pete Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Sorry but who voted for these and what are the > > criteria by which they were judged "the best" ? > > Sounds like you're taking it a little too > seriously... No - just the way the OP presented them almost made it seem like it's a undispitable fact.

Sorry but who voted for these and what are the criteria by which they were judged "the best" ?

Oh come on,really ? http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?30,1424573

...Christmas Tree. Decorated and lights on - house opposite dry cleaners on East Dulwich Grove.

https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/profile?pid=377 I think you'll be fine.

Brilliant no - contrived yes. I was very disappointed that plot relied on (a) the owner of the charity shop who kept a detailed inventory of every item that that been brought in when and by whom and (b) that the police just happened to find a photo with of the scarf wearers car driver with the license plate clearly visible.

We bought ours over 4 years ago from Yes Windows based in Biggin Hill/Westerham. They supply Sunflex doors which come from Germany and are the same as those sold by id-systems. Follow up customer service has been good, if the doors have required adjustment then they have come out pretty quickly. So far so good. http://www.yesglazing.co.uk/

New Northern Soul film on for one night only at the Peckham Plex tonight ! http://www.peckhamplex.com/films/northern-soul-film118677.html

Mr Ben - The Champagne Bar is outside the budget @ ?33 each. Nice idea though. BTW I already have a meal booked elsewhere.

Yeah. I emailed the Gong bar and they said tables has to be booked and minimum charge was ?30 a head. Might try the Aqua bar which is walk in and can't be booked.

Has anyone experience of the bars in the Shard ? I was thinking about taking my wife there for her birthday but don't know how difficult it would be to get in. I'd be going mid-week.

Are you two related ?

"..Villagey feel.." - FFS

Foxy - I find it intriguing that you seem to be be-moaning another cafe. Do you feel the same way about the half-dozeon or so curry houses on Lordhsip Lane ? Live and let live I say.