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  Thread: 76-78 Honor Oak Park (ex Old Bank)
Post: RE: The Old Bank to become a Domino's Pizza?

May I suggest that everyone who originally sent in objections [u]does[/u] write in again - I have had several experiences that have shown me that this is very important. It is very common for a de...
psyche9 SE23 Topics 736 623,299 13-12-2011, 08:36 PM
  Thread: Walking whilst reading
Post: RE: Walking whilst reading

I haven't noticed this particularly but I have noticed, for some considerable time, an idiotic lack of consideration for any fellow passengers on the pavement afforded by people plugged into mobil...
psyche9 Wider Topics 12 10,420 16-11-2011, 07:44 AM
  Thread: 76-78 Honor Oak Park (ex Old Bank)
Post: RE: The Old Bank to become a Domino's Pizza

Now please don't anyone accuse me of not listening to anyone else's views. I'm listening but I am just expressing my own. I think some people on this forum have a remarkably optimistic view of the ...
psyche9 SE23 Topics 736 623,299 19-10-2011, 11:22 PM
  Thread: 76-78 Honor Oak Park (ex Old Bank)
Post: RE: The Old Bank to become a Domino's Pizza

I think it is good that people take an interest in what businesses move into their area. There are two good pizza delivery places very near this site and I don't see why a large chain selling not very...
psyche9 SE23 Topics 736 623,299 19-10-2011, 08:16 AM
  Thread: Duncombe Hill?
Post: RE: duncombe hill?

I would love to live there - if I had more money it would be my street of choice. Great views .. well, maybe not so much lower down but even then, just a 2 or 3 minute walk to one of the prettiest an...
psyche9 SE23 Topics 14 19,938 19-08-2011, 06:19 AM
  Thread: People's Day
Post: RE: People's Day

I go every year and have never had a problem - I think it is an amazing day. I have always left late afternoon, however, and I tend to like slightly wussy things like tea dance tents. The park ...
psyche9 Wider Topics 23 21,394 09-07-2011, 06:48 AM
  Thread: Knock-out music
Post: RE: Knock-out music

I find talking more soporific than music, so, yes, Radio 4 - except that if am having trouble sleeping it has become World Service by then. I used to listen to World Service on digital but they put on...
psyche9 Wider Topics 6 6,487 05-02-2011, 10:49 AM
  Thread: Oyster machine at Honor Oak station
Post: RE: Oyster machine at Honor Oak station

I've had similar problems at Denmark Hill and Crofton Park - initially I was told it was my fault, although I knew it wasn't, but when I complained online I was told there had been machine errors and ...
psyche9 SE23 Topics 8 8,889 20-11-2010, 11:40 AM
  Thread: Petrol thefts
Post: RE: Petrol thefts

That is really annoying for you. When we had our old car we used to regularly get our fuel line cut so petrol could be rained (this was back in the 90s) and had to replace the fuel line with a stronge...
psyche9 Wider Topics 19 16,230 21-08-2010, 05:12 AM
  Thread: Sydenham Hill Roadside Shrine
Post: RE: Sydenham Hill Roadside Shrine

The dumped cars, abandoned marquee and so forth were there when the heiress owned the place. Earlier in the year there was a lot of workmen there (I take a lot of interest in it and secretly regard it...
psyche9 Wider Topics 10 10,432 10-07-2010, 08:30 AM
  Thread: Fares increases
Post: RE: Fares increases

I have been in the situation (fortunately, not now) where an extra pound a week on fares - or on anything - made a difference. A change that seems small to me now isn't necessarily small to others. ...
psyche9 Wider Topics 58 46,137 17-10-2009, 07:08 AM
  Thread: Church submits planning application for CP cinema
Post: RE: Church submits planning application for CP cin...

I think the objection to a cinema some years back was about the proposal to build a very depressing aircraft hanger-look 'leisure complex' on site of the old Crystal Palace. I don't feel that campaign...
psyche9 Wider Topics 39 36,896 19-09-2009, 10:44 AM
  Thread: Tell Me About SE23 Please
Post: RE: Tell Me About SE23 Please

Living in South East London is like being in wonderful a secret club, albeit with a vast, vast membership, that north londoners tend to sneer at without knowing anything about. This is basically becau...
psyche9 SE23 Topics 28 25,075 19-09-2009, 07:19 AM
  Thread: SE23 v SE22
Post: RE: SE23 v SE22

Is the woman in white still around? If I am thinking of the same woman, she wore wings and believed she was an angel. I haven't seen her for many years though - I work in Se5 and used to see her most ...
psyche9 Offered, Wanted, Lost & Found 122 127,747 26-08-2009, 07:14 PM
  Thread: Horniman Museum and Gardens
Post: RE: Horniman Museum and Gardens

They could reconstruct the seven wonders of the ancient world in Lewisham and the first response would be ' there'll be no-where for anyone to park'. PS: I am sympathetic to people who live near 'at...
psyche9 SE23 Topics 293 273,780 07-08-2009, 06:12 AM
  Thread: Bricklayer's Arms, Beckenham
Post: RE: Bricklayer's Arms, Beckenham.

There is a pub in Beckenham called the Jolly Woodman that I love. (You can read up on it on aforementioned 'beer in the evening'. Normally I avoid places called 'the jolly' anything, but this place is...
psyche9 Wider Topics 2 4,200 23-07-2009, 05:49 PM
  Thread: A Cinema for Crystal Palace?
Post: RE: A Cinema for Crystal Palace?

I think once you get a car (we've got one but I don't drive) you do tend to base your social life around it more - because, yes, it is convenient, warm, and nice to take your world with on the way. I ...
psyche9 Wider Topics 14 17,966 13-07-2009, 06:35 AM
  Thread: A Cinema for Crystal Palace?
Post: RE: A Cinema for Crystal Palace?

I stand at that bus stop in all kinds of weather, and really don't see what the problem is.
psyche9 Wider Topics 14 17,966 11-07-2009, 07:04 AM
  Thread: How to Dispose of Large Items?
Post: RE: How to Dispose of Large Items?

The ?15 service is very efficient - just used it. They will take fly tipping away for free, of course.
psyche9 Wider Topics 6 6,802 11-07-2009, 07:02 AM
  Thread: Blythe Hill Fields
Post: RE: Blythe Hill Fields

In my day dogs ran around biting me and my small friends, and we all played in dog crap, and none the worse for it
psyche9 SE23 Topics 44 49,864 25-06-2009, 05:52 PM
  Thread: Children in Pubs
Post: RE: Children in Pubs

One very recent example of what I find annoying: 2 children having a roller-skating race round and round my table last weekend and - after half an hour - when I asked if they could do this somewhere ...
psyche9 Wider Topics 143 118,208 12-06-2009, 05:49 AM
  Thread: Which is your Favourite Pub in SE23?
Post: RE: New Pub in SE23?

Glad you like the Blythe and the Sun & Doves too, Tersie, but remembering the outcry a few years back from some of the faces who drink in the Chandos, simply cos the windows were made marginally more ...
psyche9 SE23 Topics 66 70,259 23-05-2009, 11:44 AM
  Thread: Which is your Favourite Pub in SE23?
Post: RE: New Pub in SE23?

I quite agree, Oryx. I have to say I preferred the East Dulwich bars before they went the way they went - and find it slightly puzzling how anyone could like them now - but that is probably my age ...
psyche9 SE23 Topics 66 70,259 23-05-2009, 07:01 AM
  Thread: Brockley Jack
Post: RE: Brockley Jack

OK, thanks for the tip - they must have changed things then, as when I went it was just after they created the garden and there were signs on every table in the garden saying things like 'this is a no...
psyche9 Wider Topics 18 15,764 14-05-2009, 06:02 AM
  Thread: Brockley Jack
Post: RE: Brockley Jack

I stopped going and so did all my friends. The reason being we like having the odd cigarette, and seeing a lovely garden being constructed at the Brockley Jack for first time, only to find it was non...
psyche9 Wider Topics 18 15,764 10-05-2009, 08:10 AM
  Thread: Dogs on Buses
Post: RE: Dogs on Buses

Don't ! Am going to that vet today with my cat - I definitely do not want to find any snakes or spiders on that bus.
psyche9 Wider Topics 20 18,391 08-05-2009, 07:11 AM
  Thread: Serial attacker lives in HOP or FH?
Post: RE: Serial attacker lives in HOP or FH?

The guy who drives around in a battered green van - does the van have something about pipes or piping written on the side? ie. looks like a van that once belonged to a company. i got followed by a van...
psyche9 Wider Topics 144 117,121 30-04-2009, 09:33 PM
  Thread: The Railway Telegraph
Post: RE: The Railway Telegraph

Hi Pam That sounds really fantastic - good luck with the venture. One thing I really like about this pub is the great garden. I am a smoker and garden-lover and very few places round this area h...
psyche9 SE23 Topics 34 33,890 01-04-2009, 07:00 AM
  Thread: Feedback on proposed name
Post: RE: Feedback on proposed name

I agree that 'The Sauce Company' is better than Gourman. Some names have the ability to irritate so much that I avoid the product. Gourman would be one such.
psyche9 Wider Topics 16 12,917 18-03-2009, 07:42 AM
  Thread: New Coffee Shop
Post: RE: New coffee shop

Regular opening hours during the potentially lean times when a new business opens seems to me to be one of the most important factors in its success. At least, that is what I have seen around Crofton ...
psyche9 SE23 Topics 4 7,376 26-02-2009, 06:50 AM
  Thread: Post
Post: RE: Post

No post in crofton park area for last 3 days!
psyche9 SE23 Topics 24 23,393 05-02-2009, 07:26 AM
  Thread: Accident during police chase in Dartmouth Road 16/12/08
Post: RE: Accident during police chase in Dartmouth Road

I saw the immediate aftermath of accident, as was on bus going from Brockley Rise to Crystal Palace that got stopped - I carried on on foot past the scene, not knowing what was going on til I got ther...
psyche9 SE23 Topics 6 10,732 19-12-2008, 08:10 AM
  Thread: 10 reasons not to emulate East Dulwich
Post: RE: 10 reasons not to emulate East Dulwich

Apologies for my grammer in first sentence 'my memories *are* different'.
psyche9 Wider Topics 22 30,313 09-12-2008, 08:19 AM
  Thread: 10 reasons not to emulate East Dulwich
Post: RE: 10 reasons not to emulate East Dulwich

My memories of Lordship Lane, going back to 1975, is different. It certainly was not a fashionable area that wealthy young people moved into, but ('but' may not be the apposite word, 'so' might be bet...
psyche9 Wider Topics 22 30,313 09-12-2008, 08:17 AM
  Thread: Greyhound Pub Fire
Post: RE: Greyhound Pub Fire

I haven't got a problem with new buildings around it, just that those particular new buildings, from the drawings shown, are unimaginative and ill-suited to that site. Better suited to Life on Mars. T...
psyche9 Wider Topics 28 28,267 05-12-2008, 07:46 AM
  Thread: Greyhound Pub Fire
Post: RE: Greyhound Pub Fire

I used to go there in the 1980s and it was just how I liked places: scruffy but beautiful. Then it kind of got done up (in done-down kind of way) and some - not all - of the lovely interior was destro...
psyche9 Wider Topics 28 28,267 03-12-2008, 06:58 AM
  Thread: 10 reasons not to emulate East Dulwich
Post: RE: 10 reasons not to emulate East Dulwich

I like East Dulwich and Honor Oak and my own dear Crofton Park, and Sydenham and Crystal Palace and Catford and downtown Lewisham. Surely it is lovely to get on a bus and go to these interes...
psyche9 Wider Topics 22 30,313 29-11-2008, 08:49 AM
  Thread: Snowing!
Post: RE: Snowing!

You didn't miss much - I was out in it with two suitcases - it was slushy, freezing and nasty here, not really settling - though travelling by train back from York that night there was a belt of thick...
psyche9 SE23 Topics 5 6,672 01-11-2008, 02:15 PM
  Thread: Duffing
Post: RE: Duffing

I don't think 'going down to East Sussex' is the same as 'going down to Kent' duffing-wise, but that is just my view. A liking for cats doesn't qualify one as a duffer - don't worry! - unless coupled ...
psyche9 Wider Topics 61 55,090 08-09-2008, 06:58 AM
  Thread: Duffing
Post: RE: Duffing

I think sensitivity to excessive noise is a duffing characteristic (re the volume control in cinemas). I find noise persecutory these days. No sooner have I found a quiet spot to sit down (it is, ...
psyche9 Wider Topics 61 55,090 05-09-2008, 06:37 AM
  Thread: Duffing
Post: RE: Duffing

Duffing list: the aforementioned slippers, shed, radio 4, shipping forecast. Also: Dr Who, libraries, church flower-arranging, gardening / allotments, going down to Kent, caravans and camping, kni...
psyche9 Wider Topics 61 55,090 16-08-2008, 03:26 PM
  Thread: Where are the free cash machines?
Post: RE: Where are the free cash machines?

I think they areasking about cash machines at Brockley Rise, so Forest Hill Station is quite a way. The post office is the only free cash machine there. Sainsbury's in one direction and Crofton Park ...
psyche9 SE23 Topics 15 14,797 12-08-2008, 04:42 PM
  Thread: Forest Hill Library
Post: RE: Forest Hill Library

Whoops, I meant to type 'inured'
psyche9 SE23 Topics 105 111,950 12-08-2008, 07:05 AM
  Thread: Forest Hill Library
Post: RE: Forest Hill Library

I loved the library. I thought it was beautifully restored, the equipment was wonderful and, early on a Saturday, it was quiet, with plenty of seats should I have wanted to sit and read. I agree th...
psyche9 SE23 Topics 105 111,950 12-08-2008, 07:01 AM
  Thread: Where are the free cash machines?
Post: RE: Where are the free cash machines?

It is particularly badly served for cash machines, I agree. I live near there, and during the day the post office is fine - out of hours, you've got a 15 minute walk to Crofton Park one in one direc...
psyche9 SE23 Topics 15 14,797 11-08-2008, 06:31 AM
  Thread: SE23 link in DNB Life of the Day
Post: RE: SE23 link in DNB Life of the Day

She's just on the top page. You have to log in and search
psyche9 Wider Topics 2 4,657 10-08-2008, 06:29 AM
  Thread: Housing market
Post: RE: house price recession

Dylan, you sound like a nice neighbour to have, but having the occasional barbeque is nothing for neighbours to complain about. If they live next door to Horniman gardens they must be used to some noi...
psyche9 Wider Topics 45 50,120 02-08-2008, 04:56 PM
  Thread: Baited food? Watch out round Waldram
Post: RE: Baited food? Watch out round Waldram

You could be right about a theory: I think there are foxes around with urban mange, so maybe someone is feeding them with medicated meat.
psyche9 SE23 Topics 6 8,213 21-07-2008, 05:57 AM
  Thread: Advice on grass
Post: RE: Advice on grass, in SE23

I mean you'll need to water at times when re-seeding. The new grass seems Ok through dry spells, but hard to judge, as the dry spells have been few and far between this year.
psyche9 Wider Topics 8 7,767 20-07-2008, 09:15 AM
  Thread: Advice on grass
Post: RE: Advice on grass, in SE23

Different types of grass seed are sold at Shannons- I bought the multipurpose by Evergreen which has done well in our very shady garden with poor soil (the garden has a lot of heavy clay sub-soil brou...
psyche9 Wider Topics 8 7,767 20-07-2008, 09:13 AM
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