Paulo

Lots of useful information on the council website, including a link to Southwark?s Emergency Support Scheme, accessing food banks and organisations to volunteer with. Best wishes all https://www.southwark.gov.uk/health-and-wellbeing/public-health/for-the-public/coronavirus

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am surprised no one is blaming Brexit for the > empty ??? shelves, Yes good old Brexit, oh how we laughed...

Who knows? Could it have been some kind of emergency? An emergency kip? But ffs don't just blame the council straight off without a clue. If you have a complaint register it here: https://www.southwark.gov.uk/council-and-democracy/complaints-comments-and-compliments/making-a-complaint

Not Uncle Bulgarian?

For those who are able to, please consider walking your kids to school instead of driving. Especially on a bright dry morning like today. Really unpleasant scenes at Goodrich this morning because of the volume of traffic and gridlock it caused. The level of aggressive behaviour that some motorist displayed in front of children and parents is shameful.

The Albrighton Community Centre off Dog Kennel Hill runs a community fridge Tuesday to Thursdays from 1pm. https://www.neighbourly.com/project/59539b5dc7ac8903400c4c56

Blimey, a juvenile sparrowhawk just swooped down onto our garden fence and took out one of the local gang of noisy sparrows - they've gone very quiet just now.....

Has anyone been to this festival in St Malo? And if so, how was it? Would it be manageable with 2 young children? (thinking more of the beach stage during the day time.) Any tips or advice appreciated. Paul

The Hour of Code site could be worth looking at: https://code.org/learn Lots of free tutorials etc Also Hopscotch, which is widely used in the KS2 Computing curriculum - a free app for ipads and iphones

Yes another spanners-up for Balfes. Very happy with a recent service and a good, friendly and knowledgeable bunch.

Hello Just wondered if anyone locally has used DIY Kitchens (based in Yorkshire)as they see to be good value. Is so would you recommend them and be willing for us to pop around and have a look as we haven't managed to get to their Yorkshire showroom yet. Thanks very much, Paul and Laura

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Are you sure it's squatters and not a Pop-Up > Nick? > > > Glad to see the building being used and hope it > sets a trend for all commercial properties that > are left empty for a long period. no, organic cop-shop

Good work!

Hello We are going on holiday for 2 weeks with our 9 month son and just realised that the buggy we borrowed to take is broken. Does anyone have a bugaboo travel bag we could borrow so that we can take our bugaboo bee instead? Thanks a million! Laura and Paul

Hello I am a summer babies mum and am looking to borrow a bugaboo travel bag today if possible for a 2 week holiday with our 9 month son Marlo - just found out the buggy i had planned to take is broken so it is all rather last minute. Thanks a million! Laura and Paul (9 months)

Our T25 campervan was stolen from outside our house on Upland Road overnight. The immobiliser was on and there was no sign of any glass on the road, so it was probably lifted directly on to the back of a flatbed lorry. Bast*rds! Pic attached in case anyone can help. Please be aware of and report suspicious behaviour in our neighbourhood. Non emergencies on 101. I should say that I was v impressed with the response by the Met police this morning.

A recording of the driver was played on the Adam and Joe show on 6music earlier in the year. He told passengers alighting at Peckham Rye to "take care.....love you!"

DM may well be on a wind-up, but unfortunately his/her comments are how many motorist in London think and behave.

Very sorry to hear that Lizzee. Thanks for the warning.