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Our cat Suki has gone missing from Keston Road near Goose Green. Please let us know if you see her anywhere or can check your sheds and gardens. You can contact us me on 07980308743 or [email protected]. Thanks Chris -
By markdanielallen · Posted
Our car was stolen from in front of our house on Scutari Rd, SE22 last night. Black S Max If anyone sees it around please get in touch. I'm currently on phone to police and insurers. Mark - 07793591921 -
Honestly, the squirrels are not a problem now. They only eat what has dropped. The feeders I have are squirrel proof anyway from pre-cage times. I have never seen rats in the garden, and even when I didn't have the cage. I most certainly would have noticed them. I do have a little family of mice which I have zero problem about. If they stay outside, that's fine with me. Plus, local cats keep that population down. There are rats everywhere in London, there is plenty of food rubbish out in the street to keep them happy. So, I guess you could fit extra bars to the cage if you wanted to, but then you run the risk of the birds not getting in. They like to be able to fly in and out easily, which they do. -
Ahh, the old "it's only three days" chestnut. I do hope you realise the big metal walls, stages, tents, toilets, lighting, sound equipment, refreshments, concessions etc don't just magically appear & disappear overnight? You know it all has to be transported in & erected, constructed? And that when stuff is constructed, like on a construction site, it's quite noisy & distracting? Banging, crashing, shouting, heavy plant moving around - beep beep beep reversing signals, engines revving - pneumatic tools? For 8 to 10 hours a day, every day? And that it tends to go on for two or three weeks before an event, and a week after when they take it all down again? I'm sure my boys' GCSE prep won't be affected by any of that, especially if we close the windows (before someone suggests that as a resolution). I'm sure it won't affect anyone at the Harris schools either, actually taking their exams with that background noise.
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