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Incognito - "Always There", featuring the haunting vocals of Jocelyn Brown.

Glad someone else also listens to Dave Onetone (soulcentralradio.co.uk) on a Saturday and Sunday.

So here we go with the second Bobby Womack track of the day, on a 7in, "Daylight" and going all the way back to 1975, 46 years ago when I was just 15, and many, many moons ago.

Bobby doing it with Ron Isley, what a track. Bobby Womack and Ron Isley, Tryin' Not To Break Down

There was a stand inside DKH Sainsbury's today.

and all that carbon being sent into the atmosphere (that's what makes them go bang and make such bright colours in the sky), all during a climate emergency.

https://www.communityheartbeat.org.uk/

thanks for that, looks as though the website needs updating.

The web page states that the central London (Trafalgar Square) branch is closing down, but Each Dulwich and Battersea branches will remain open. See below. "Dear Natural wine lovers ​It is with a very heavy heart, but also a lot of happy memories, that we have taken the tough decision to close the doors at Terroirs Central, for good. It has been an amazing journey, and we have made so many friends along the way. We?d like to extend a huge thank you to everyone who has supported us over the last 13 years?from our amazing team to our beautiful guests, we literally couldn?t have done it without you! For anyone panicking about charcuterie withdrawal, or a natural wine fix, rest assured that Terroirs East Dulwich and Soif (Battersea) will continue to trade as normal and the teams there, supplemented by some familiar faces from central, will look forward to welcoming you." ​

try two rr's as in Terriors

Going two for two, and taken from the much under rated and stand out LP "In our lifetime" by Marvin Gaye, "Love party"

So as another weekend looms, we need some banging tunes for the ritual going home for the weekend. From deep within the pile of tunes, to brighten up a very cold but sunny Friday morning, take a listen to this wonderous instrumental track my the late, great Marvin Gaye, "T plays it cool"(unedited)

Does Harris Academy Primary on LL have one? If not that may also be a viable option?

And now getting seriously funky with Curtis Mayfield and Move on up.

Going back to 1993, its time for a right banging tune, so here's Show me love by Robin S aka Robin Stone.

Hi Monica, have pm'd you with some helpful details.

Kings are doing walk ins, it has moved from the Dental School to the far end of the hospital, just follow the signs along to the corner of the "old" car park (being re-developed), turn right, head towards the new buildings and then sort of turn diagonally left and you'll come to a yard with an entrance door. Inside it is bright, but unlike the set up in the Dental School, didn't seem as friendly as the first two vaccinations, don't let that put you off. You now self time yourself in the rest area post vaccination, before leaving.

More from the Gap Band, taken from the LP Gap Band 8, Keep Holding On.

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Railway stations with AED's, defibrillators List%20of%20stations%20with%20life-saving%20defibrillators.pdf AED's located across London, It does NOT seem to be complete. https://www.heartsafe.org.uk/aed-locations

Forest Hill Road Group Practice has one, you'd hope that other surgeries do as well. In terms of a list, I think The London Ambulance Service has a list of registered AED's. It is not only having one, but the cost of their sitting, ongoing maintenance and charging so AED's are always serviceable when needed to be used.

From deep within the soul vaults, a perfect track for Going Home For The weekend, Burn rubber on me, by The Gap Band, taken from the LP Gap Band 3.

Peckham was a shopping destination probably 50 years ago when it had "proper" shops on Rye Lane (see previous posts). Look at it then and compare it to now (there is no comparison to the changes it has ben through). People in and from Peckham work hard and have never had it easy, it has always been a struggle, gentrification is the last thing it needs, it will continue to drive out the originals. And - anyone remember when the council installed pop up bollards in Hanover Park which were never used/worked. Another dumb ass scheme concocted by cllrs to control traffic. Let the buses now run as they always used to.

East Dulwich and the surrounding area has a wide array of retail food outlets, some better than others, some cheaper or expensive than others, we all have choice dependant on our personal shopping budgets. Shopping for general items revolves around any of the big four supermarkets (even better if what they have and what I need is of on a special offer), Lidl or Aldi for speciality items i.e. jams or Polish honey or spices or dried herbs etc. We have a number of local bakers (not cheap) but IMO far better than 99% of the in store supermarket produced bread, a number of butchers - you take your choice, fruit and veg - generally from Sainsbury as IMO quality is better than the other supermarkets, again you pay for what you need, but given that have not been disappointed in the past by fruit or veg from Lidl. I've only ever used home delivery for two reasons - bulky items or when I was ill and homebound, otherwise I much prefer to go to the shops and select the items I need as opposed to those items I want. And if they are out of stock either forgo or try somewhere else. I find shopping is a balance between freshness, cost, availability and convenience.

What a banging track to start your journey going home for the weekend, Enjoy.