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		Thread: Planning: Nursery at Liphook Crescent Post: RE: Planning: Nursery at Liphook Crescent I haven't checked this website in a while but I see that this planning permission was granted. That's great news. Many congratulations to the owner of this wonderful new business.	newcomer	SE23 Topics	666	536,012	07-12-2010, 04:58 PM
		Thread: Forest Hill Pools Post: RE: Forest Hill Pool (continued) Foresters, did you get a reply to your q re the steam/sauna facility? Although they are 'nice to have' facilities rather than 'must have', it would be good to know if it's something that's still being...	newcomer	SE23 Topics	2,074	2,036,692	18-03-2010, 05:28 PM
		Thread: Planning: Nursery at Liphook Crescent Post: RE: Liphook Crescent planning application I've got to admit - when I first read this post my initial reaction was "oh good" because the nurseries in F. Hill are so horribly oversubscribed and we really do need more. I was recently laughed out...	newcomer	SE23 Topics	666	536,012	18-03-2010, 05:15 PM
		Thread: Royal Mail Delivery of Packages Post: RE: Royal Mail Delivery of Packages Oh, I'm glad that it isn't just me that this has happened to. I rarely work from home but, when I do, I work in a room that is right beside the front door. During the 'snowy' period earlier this year...	newcomer	SE23 Topics	33	35,786	02-03-2010, 01:04 PM
		Thread: Forest Hill Rail Station Post: RE: Forest Hill Rail Station Thanks for the news re the lighting FHSoc.	newcomer	SE23 Topics	761	705,417	03-02-2010, 03:48 PM
		Thread: House prices in Forest Hill - are they *definitely* on the up? Post: RE: House prices in Forest Hill - are they *defini... House prices will be on the up as well though- especially as the ELL has now become a reality (almost). So there's a lot of overhyping, but probably also some 'natural' price inflation in the area. ...	newcomer	SE23 Topics	48	56,680	03-02-2010, 03:15 PM
		Thread: Forest Hill Rail Station Post: RE: Forest Hill Rail Station Who should I ask/tell about lighting on the steps on the Perry Vale side exit of the station? The lighting is not great and it can be hard to see the steps in front of you in the evening, especially w...	newcomer	SE23 Topics	761	705,417	02-02-2010, 05:06 PM
		Thread: East London Line Post: RE: East London Line Great, thanks everyone. Not long to go!	newcomer	Wider Topics	281	296,294	26-01-2010, 06:33 PM
		Thread: East London Line Post: RE: East London Line Does anyone know if this is still on schedule? I heard a provisional date of 23 May for the ELL coming to Forest Hill - is that accurate?	newcomer	Wider Topics	281	296,294	25-01-2010, 02:19 PM
		Thread: Forest Hill Pools Post: RE: Forest Hill Pool (continued) Thanks Foresters - will def try to attend this if I can. By the way, on a related note, I've only just read some of the suggestions re 'single sex' changing rooms. I can understand that having som...	newcomer	SE23 Topics	2,074	2,036,692	25-01-2010, 02:13 PM
		Thread: What's it like to live in Forest Hill? Post: RE: What's it like to live in Forest Hill? We moved here from Angel about 2 years ago and so far we absolutely love it. We've met loads of local families, who are now our friends (which was a total change from Angel, where we barely knew e...	newcomer	SE23 Topics	36	66,216	20-01-2010, 03:56 PM
		Thread: Oyster Cards and FH Station Post: RE: Oyster Cards and FH Station I had some of the same issues with Oyster - apparently the problem is when you don't 'touch in' and 'touch out' with every journey. When you touch in at Forest Hill, the Oyster doesn't yet know ho...	newcomer	SE23 Topics	114	109,633	12-01-2010, 04:52 PM
		Thread: Fireworks + teenagers Post: RE: Fireworks + teenagers In Ireland the sale of fireworks is strictly limited - so the main way to see fireworks is to go to an official organised display. These are usually great fun, and really help to foster a community s...	newcomer	Wider Topics	14	11,775	10-11-2009, 03:53 PM
		Thread: Swine flu vaccine for pregnant women Post: RE: Swine flu vaccine for pregnant women Many thanks essjaygee, this is really helpful. So Pandremix definately includes both squalene and thiomersal. I'll try to speak to my GP and will let you know what she says about pregnancy.	newcomer	Wider Topics	24	27,635	04-11-2009, 08:56 PM
		Thread: Swine flu vaccine for pregnant women Post: RE: Swine flu vaccine for pregnant women Thanks all I thought this link was interesting. http://www.healthkey.com/sns-ap-eu-germany-swine-flu-vaccinations,0,3110562.story German politicians and high-ranking govt employees are getting a a...	newcomer	Wider Topics	24	27,635	03-11-2009, 11:56 AM
		Thread: Swine flu vaccine for pregnant women Post: RE: Swine flu vaccine for pregnant women PS, RussB, I found the CDC link you posted really interesting. The two key points from my point of view seemed to be: "1. Does the 2009 H1N1 flu shot have mercury in it? There is no evidence that ...	newcomer	Wider Topics	24	27,635	02-11-2009, 01:53 PM
		Thread: Swine flu vaccine for pregnant women Post: RE: Swine flu vaccine for pregnant women Thanks everyone for your input. Roz, I am completely in agreement with your sentiment on this one. The crux of the problem is that I feel I have inadequate information at the moment to make any so...	newcomer	Wider Topics	24	27,635	02-11-2009, 01:46 PM
		Thread: Swine flu vaccine for pregnant women Post: Swine flu vaccine for pregnant women Does anyone know which is more risky: a) getting swine flu while pregnant; or b) getting the swine flu vaccine while pregnant? I've heard all sorts of horrors about the vaccine, in particular ...	newcomer	Wider Topics	24	27,635	28-10-2009, 07:52 PM
		Thread: Forest Hill Rail Station Post: RE: Forest Hill Rail Station Thank you! That sets my mind at rest. I also checked with one of the workmen this morning and they said something similar - they said the structure is meant to be safe for 100 years without any attent...	newcomer	SE23 Topics	761	705,417	28-10-2009, 07:40 PM
		Thread: Forest Hill Rail Station Post: RE: Forest Hill Rail Station This morning, while waiting for my train, I had a look at the structure so far for the new lifts. It could be my imagination but some of the girders (if that's the correct word) for the structure ...	newcomer	SE23 Topics	761	705,417	27-10-2009, 01:59 PM
		Thread: Church submits planning application for CP cinema Post: RE: Church submits planning application for CP cin... Michael's idea of a cinema in Louise House is a fab one. Great location (convenient to both FH and Sydenham) and an ideal way to end the day after a long swim... Does anyone have the contact detai...	newcomer	Wider Topics	39	36,964	21-09-2009, 02:30 PM
		Thread: Flight Paths over SE23 Post: RE: Flight Paths over SE23 Although I accept that it's hard to escape aircraft noise when living in London, the aircraft noise does annoy me (especially in these summer months, when I sleep with the window open) and so I'd like...	newcomer	SE23 Topics	72	70,350	02-09-2009, 06:26 PM
		Thread: Horniman Museum and Gardens Post: RE: Horniman Museum and Gardens I should add that I did attend the cook out, but left about 4 when it started becoming really crowded, so I'm not objecting to the idea of the cook-out per se. If it moved to Crystal Palace it would S...	newcomer	SE23 Topics	293	275,177	13-08-2009, 11:05 PM
		Thread: Horniman Museum and Gardens Post: RE: Horniman Museum and Gardens I agree with roz on this one. Although the cook-out is a nice idea, it has become a victim of its own success and has outgrown Horniman Gardens. It now needs to find a more suitable venue. Last year ...	newcomer	SE23 Topics	293	275,177	13-08-2009, 10:56 PM
		Thread: Uses for unwanted Quality Street? Post: RE: Uses for unwanted Quality Street? Use them in chocolate brownies! I did this at the weekend actually - though I used Celebrations rather than Quality Street- and it worked really well. When you make the tray of chocolate brownie mix j...	newcomer	Wider Topics	6	7,329	05-01-2009, 06:27 PM