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Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alec John Moore Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > > However, I seem to recall that when Somerfield > was > > revamped a few years ago they had a small fresh > > fish stall. That may well have closed due to > lack > > of patronage. That is a shame and it is > > interesting that Moxons seems to be surviving > > further up the Lane. > > xxxxxxxx > > Yes, they did have a fresh fish stall. The fish > looked fine to me. The stall didn't last long. > > I have no idea why it was removed, but maybe - > just maybe - the people now buying their fresh > fish at Moxons didn't want to be seen shopping in > Somerfield. > > Just a guess ..... > > Oh, and *Bob* and Silverfox, :)) And they had a meat and a Deli counter too.

Bit late but he should have been able to get it today. Pensions paid into Bank accounts are paid in the Friday before the Monday Bank Holiday . Not sure if the PO is open tomorrow so he might have to wait till Tuesday.

curlykaren Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I had the same story from two men on my doorstep > tonight...free broadband because the area had an > exchange upgrade and had I had the literature from > talk talk explaining? I didn't even take chain off > the door but they were pretty overfriendly, if > they are trying to make a living then they are > probably going the wrong way about it. I had the same two guys too.Both young the first said it was his first time!then introduced his manager who looked even younger and scruffier than him he couldn't even talk properly all slurs and mumbles ,also just holding scaps of paper.Ijust told them I was quite with what I got thanks and they went .

kford Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Camberwell New Road was cordoned off from Brixton > Road to Vassell Road including John Ruskin Street, > with police shooing everyone away. Saw an > ambulance park up at the junction of John Ruskin > Street, but didn't see any smashed cars. Seemed a > bit over the top to shut the entire road down, > unless it was someone running around with a gun or > a knife. Two seperate accidents one in Camberwell New Road the other at Elephant & Castle both fatalities would not call that " bit over the top".

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damzel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If holes are only around waist area it might be > caused by your t shirt rubbing on youur jeans > button whilst doing the washing up... That's what > caused mine I have the same ,my friend also and we think it is the jeans but more likely the belt on them (if you wear one) We dont have a problem with moths.

Eating on public transport should be banned (particularly take aways) only then will our buses and trains be food litter free.

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SimonM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In Peckham Rye Park this morning and saw Ms > Mallard swimming around the island with her ten > (count 'em, ten!) fluffy ducklings. They are cute > but of course she will be lucky if 3 or 4 make it > to maturity. Mother Nature can be one hard-faced > bitch sometimes...There was a heron at each end of > the island but neither at that time showed any > interest. Interestingly, 9 of the ducklings were > the usual dark brown shade, but the 10th was more > a golden brown, cafe-au-lait.. Only 9 today:(

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