Jenijenjen

I?m with FHRGP and have used the econsult service a few times. A couple of times it has necessitated a physical exam and I was contacted quite quickly to arrange for a face to face appointment. So I would recommend you start with econsult and if they think an examination is required they will call you in. It?s just a different way of doing things but I have to say I find it a lot less stressful than the pre Covid system. I?ve also used econsult a couple of times for minor matters which were niggling me but wouldn?t dream of making an appointment for and have received a helpful and reassuring response.

jazzer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Exactly what I was thinking, as it will be prime > land for redevelopment, but such a shame for the > school to go but I appreciate it's nit viable > financially to continue. > > A further thought, what was on the land before the > school? A large private house, Woodville Hall, was on the site at the end of the 19th century. In 1902, St Francesca Cabrini founded a mission school in Brockley but was given notice to quit by the landlord in 1910. On behalf of the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, an order she founded, she purchased Woodville Hall and a property in Honor Oak Road at a good price and moved the convent and school to these buildings. The school accepted only girls and was fee paying, attracting the daughters of wealthy Italians and Irish in London as well as pupils from overseas. Woodville Hall was extended and other surroundings buildings purchased. However, the original Woodville Hall remains and is Grade II listed. St Francesca Cabrini died in 1917 and was beatified in 1938. She is the patron saint of immigrants.

Two unexploded bombs were discovered yesterday by builders in Denmark Hill. One was rushed urgently to Dulwich and Sydenham Golf course where it was detonated. https://www.southwarknews.co.uk/news/unexploded-ww2-bombs-discovered-and-detonated-after-being-uncovered-by-denmark-hill-builders/?fbclid=IwAR2d8tr7ExtzMCr4XxwWR0xmVQ-TVTmmMLM-CYfcg-3sdFrw7i9oJHwPIUM

In a week or so?s time, it will be possible to go from Denmark Hill or PR to Faringdon then on to the Elizabeth Line to TCR and Bond Street

In that case, according to their website, they?ll be contacting you in July. https://www.southwark.gov.uk/council-tax/150-council-tax-rebate

Thanks, I was missing something

I may be missing something here but fledglings aren?t able to fly so I don?t see how a cat warning of its approach with a bell would help. It?s not just cats that they are at risk from, I?ve seen some horrible incidents involving larger birds such as magpies and crows.

Three adorable fox cubs with their mum last night in my garden. I wish they?d clear away the debris from their picnic.

Castleton Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I received a personally addressed letter today, > including a QR code! Asking me if I was interested > in science/nature! > > Link straight to JW.org > > I'm quite taken aback, anyone else got one? I received one during lockdown, I guess because lockdown must have curtailed their door to door activities. I was quite admiring of the initiative but not admiring enough to do anything other than put the letter in the recycling.

heartblock Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So Jenjenjen - > > 1. I do not think you or any pro-LTN activist is > my enemy, but you tell me that is what I think. Do > you not consider that to be trying to get me to > question my own reality? > I have no idea what you think and I really wouldn?t like to see inside your brain, or anyone else?s, to discover what they?re thinking. I only have your choice of words which have created an impression.

So just to be clear anything I post that is not in accordance with your views is gaslighting. Thanks for that.

The language you use certainly is that of describing an enemy. I haven't put any words in your mouth, just reacted to the words you've posted on this forum. As Waseley has implied, someone having opposing views to yourself is not gaslighting nor is it trolling, that other social media term frequently misused. ETA: Is accusing someone of gaslighting when in fact they're not gaslighting at all a form of gaslighting in itself ?

Heartblock: You see anyone who is pro LTN as your enemy so don't be surprised if this cuts both ways. Your constant wild accusations that everyone who is pro LTN lives in one of the closed roads and are in favour of them for their own selfish reasons is just plain wrong, frankly antagonistic, not backed up by any kind of evidence and has the effect of increasing support for the LTNs. Well done.

In my mind, ?The Lane? implies a not too dissimilar street to Lordship Lane in Ealing. Despite nearly 40 years living here now, can never get my head around LL as ?The Lane.?

Just saw Megan?s are attempting a rebrand of Lordship Lane with a sign they?ve installed saying ?Megan?s on the Lordship?. Hilarious.

The answer to your question is yes

Have you tried Shannon?s on Stansted Road? I was there last weekend and there was a large selection of plants though I couldn?t say for tomatoes specifically. Anyway, worth a trip. Or perhaps you could go the Internet route?

The word desperate might be more appropriate than brazen

Every candidate in every election, National and local, campaigns using their opposition?s weak and unpopular points so nothing new here. legalalien Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No one really knows why anyone else voted the way > that they did. But Labour certainly campaigned on > an anti- Tory platform rather than a pro-Labour > one - at least in the campaign literature I > received - so presumably they themselves saw the > potential in anti-Tory votes. It maybe makes it a > bit harder for them to claim a clear mandate for > some of their more controversial policies - but > that doesn?t really matter given they?re in charge > for four more years and no one can stop them, I > guess!

ab29 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Poor Londn. I wish people voted on local issues > rather than trying to punish tories. They did vote on local issues. There are many more local issues than LTNs

Despite what the pundits are saying, it?s wrong to think Labour has won locally because voters are angry with the central Tory government. Most who voted Labour did so simply because they prefer to live in an area with a Labour administration with Labour policies.

Admin made the first post on this thread saying ?The old thread [www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk] has been closed as it was getting too personal, too vindictive, too "wrong". Please keep this thread on topic.? Seems to me like they gave a reason

Have you checked your schedule of payments? You can do this online if you have an account on the Southwark Council website. I was a little late setting up a DD and now see that my first payment will be taken in May, each monthly payment increased to reflect the payments will be taken over 9 months now instead of 10.

I?m a fan of Pret and looking forward to the local one opening. Whether one prefers Pret or an independent is a matter of personal preference and Pret opening widens the choice. I actually prefer the friendly indifference of most Pret staff and the more spacious premises than the often cramped and smaller independent spaces.

Anyway, despite Rockets sensationalism and exaggeration, Southwark Council have confirmed they have not provided any facilities or equipment https://www.southwarknews.co.uk/news/id-like-to-see-them-take-over-the-whole-park-locals-react-to-peckhams-extinction-rebellion-encampment/