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  Thread: Local handyman wanted
Post: RE: Local handyman wanted

I need one too (sorry if the thought of a response got you excited Chipcity) the person I'm looking for is a general handy person for small/light jobs. Current need is around hanging doors! Would love...
Merlin Offered, Wanted, Lost & Found 2 6,987 04-09-2013, 08:28 AM
  Thread: Black and white cat - Devonshire Road
Post: Black and white cat - Devonshire Road

On my way up Devonshire Road a few minutes ago I saw what I thought was a cat basking in the sun. Sadly, the cat appears to have been hit by a car and then moved to a flower bed. If you are missing a...
Merlin Wider Topics 5 5,904 17-09-2012, 04:39 PM
  Thread: Managing Agents/Estate Agents experience
Post: Managing Agents/Estate Agents experience

I am hoping to let my 2 bed flat in Forest Hill whilst I trot off to try a new life in Devon - after 40 odd years of living in a 10 mile radius of my birth I think it is time I tried something a bit d...
Merlin Offered, Wanted, Lost & Found 0 2,420 17-09-2012, 09:57 AM
  Thread: Honor Oak pet shop
Post: RE: Honor Oak pet shop

I wasn't impressed by the animal welfare in the HOP shop - and felt that way when the shop was located in Dartmouth Road previously. I saw a range of cat photos above the till and the owner informed ...
Merlin Offered, Wanted, Lost & Found 15 15,479 06-03-2012, 05:29 PM
  Thread: Over run by Dogs Poo in the Forest Hill area
Post: RE: Over run by Dogs Poo in the Forest Hill area

I thought the rather attractive* 'yellow squatting dog' demonstrated that mess had been cleaned up by whatever department/team are tasked with such things - it's supposed to shame dog owners into feel...
Merlin SE23 Topics 6 7,628 16-01-2012, 03:34 PM
  Thread: Missing cat
Post: RE: Missing cat

I do love a happy ending!
Merlin SE23 Topics 8 7,954 28-12-2011, 04:32 PM
  Thread: Parking on Devonshire Road
Post: RE: Parking on Devonshire Road

I think parking on pavement is a bad idea for Devonshire Rd, I live slap bang in the middle and don't think it is the same width all along the road - and there certainly isn't room for both modes of t...
Merlin SE23 Topics 48 45,417 04-11-2011, 09:47 AM
  Thread: Parking on Devonshire Road
Post: RE: Parking on Devonshire Road

Just in case I need to clarify that statement - I mean the traffic and parking is horrendous. Not that the road is full of seasoned chicken, or that seasoned chicken cooks are the only ones frequentin...
Merlin SE23 Topics 48 45,417 02-11-2011, 12:01 AM
  Thread: Parking on Devonshire Road
Post: RE: Parking on Devonshire Road

I think it's really cheeky too. Once a 'charming' white van man clipped me (that is a whole other story!) and I pulled over to avoid blocking the road, the woman who had put cones out came out of her ...
Merlin SE23 Topics 48 45,417 01-11-2011, 11:56 PM
  Thread: Parking on Devonshire Road
Post: RE: Parking Devonshire Road

Seems like a sensible solution for the FH end of Devonshire Bella. Maybe everyone could employ the same practice as the woman at the HOP end who puts out traffic cones?!?!?! I know parking in Devo...
Merlin SE23 Topics 48 45,417 01-11-2011, 09:14 PM
  Thread: Name Plates Missing on War Memorial @ Livesey Memorial Hall
Post: RE: Name Plates Missing on War Memorial @ Livesey ...

Hopefully the name plates have not ended up in the hands of the people responsible for this: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-15088885
Merlin SE23 Topics 6 7,036 12-10-2011, 08:26 PM
  Thread: Postal problems
Post: RE: Postal problems

I don't have your package NHB, but I do have a HB letter for someone in Devonshire Road (I live in Tyson) and even more worryingly another letter, also for them, which was supposed to be signed for bu...
Merlin SE23 Topics 37 34,555 09-10-2011, 09:07 PM
  Thread: Postal problems
Post: RE: Postal problems

'Return to sender' or 'Not known at this address' only really work if the letter gets to the correct address in the first place (the one on the envelope)
Merlin SE23 Topics 37 34,555 22-09-2011, 05:50 PM
  Thread: Postal problems
Post: RE: Postal problems

I've got exactly the same issue. I get letters for the same flat and door number but not the same road. I put them back in the post box or if feeling energetic go and deliver in person. I suppose...
Merlin SE23 Topics 37 34,555 19-09-2011, 09:55 PM
  Thread: Riots in London
Post: RE: Riots in London

Having a criminal record not only impacts your vocational choices, it impacts on the way you are viewed (even within your family), it can also dictate the countries you are permitted to visit.
Merlin Wider Topics 110 96,358 11-08-2011, 10:29 AM
  Thread: Riots in London
Post: RE: Riots in London

I'm not sure that these 'Daily Mail' prisons really exist. Having your liberty taken away, not having freedom of movement, not being with loved ones, following rules and routine etc is a punishment, ...
Merlin Wider Topics 110 96,358 11-08-2011, 09:14 AM
  Thread: Riots in London
Post: RE: Riots in London

Dear Dartmouth, I know this isn't the time or place to focus on this, and I may get insults as a result, BUT ..... Animals do not loot shops, this is not 'animalistic behaviour'. This is human behav...
Merlin Wider Topics 110 96,358 09-08-2011, 02:40 PM
  Thread: Fox Deterrents
Post: RE: Fox Deterrents

http://www.lewisham.gov.uk/myservices/environment/animalwelfare/Pages/Deterring-foxes.aspx From Lewisham Council Twitter page.
Merlin Wider Topics 8 8,503 08-08-2011, 06:36 PM
  Thread: Fox Deterrents
Post: RE: Fox Deterrents

The idea of your garden being used as a urinal by either foxes or husbands is not nice - especially with children using the space. If you google (or any other search engine) 'natural deterrents for...
Merlin Wider Topics 8 8,503 08-08-2011, 07:13 AM
  Thread: Fox Deterrents
Post: RE: Foxes in Honor Oak

Apparently human urine is the best way of stopping foxes using your garden as a toilet. Male urine is a more effective deterrent than the female kind. Ask the gentleman of the house to sprinkle his...
Merlin Wider Topics 8 8,503 07-08-2011, 04:08 PM
  Thread: Muggings from Honor Oak Park station and down Forest Hill Road
Post: RE: Muggings from Honor Oak Park station and down ...

I think people of all social classes have the ability to commit crime - they might just approach the act differently. It is important to recognise that not everyone on a low income commits crime, s...
Merlin Wider Topics 18 18,337 02-08-2011, 02:33 PM
  Thread: Chicken bones
Post: RE: Chicken bones

What really drives me mad is the spitting! it is so disgusting .....
Merlin Wider Topics 19 14,237 27-06-2011, 10:56 PM
  Thread: Unsuccessful burglar - Black man with a machete
Post: RE: Unsuccessful burglar - Black man with a machet...

On Friday the police knocked at a hostel for young people (In Lewisham) to ask if all our residents were ok as they were seeking someone chasing a young man through gardens/street with a machete. Are...
Merlin SE23 Topics 23 24,843 27-06-2011, 10:53 PM
  Thread: The Life of Brian
Post: RE: The Life of Brian

That was exactly my concern - but she's pals with the RSPCA so I'm sure they will re-house her! I saw the 'Lisa' post too ... about the young, funny, Rugby playing chap her brother met.
Merlin Wider Topics 17 16,379 28-04-2011, 03:20 PM
  Thread: The Life of Brian
Post: RE: The Life of Brian

Has anyone seen Piglet? a BBW wandering around the forum ........
Merlin Wider Topics 17 16,379 28-04-2011, 12:53 PM
  Thread: Bizarre: Parrot Sighted in Forest Hill!?
Post: RE: Bizarre: Parrot Sighted in Forest Hill!?

http://www.independent.co.uk/environment/nature/alien-parakeets-days-could-be-numbered-2274064.html Enjoy them while you can :huh:
Merlin Wider Topics 15 13,979 26-04-2011, 11:45 AM
  Thread: Lewisham Homes and Glendales
Post: RE: Lewisham Homes and Glendales

I live in an ex-LA flat 'managed' by Lewisham Homes - they are in my opinion something grass wouldnt grow under (is that polite enough to get past admin?) Even the caretaker moans about awful Lewis...
Merlin SE23 Topics 6 7,193 04-04-2011, 01:53 PM
  Thread: Proposal to close Kirkdale Adult Education Centre
Post: Proposal to close Kirkdale Adult Education Centre

http://www.lewisham.gov.uk/NewsAndEvents/News/ConsultationStartsOnKirkdaleSite.htm I have enjoyed a number of evening classes at Kirkdake, and if you have too please have your voice heard.
Merlin Wider Topics 13 13,170 28-03-2011, 04:50 PM
  Thread: Clever cat of the Shipman/Siddons/PerryVale/Woolstone rd square
Post: RE: Clever cat of the Shipman/Siddons/PerryVale/Wo...

There was an Old Lady. There was an old lady who swallowed a fly I don't know why she swallowed a fly - perhaps she'll die! There was an old lady who swallowed a spider, That wriggled and wiggl...
Merlin Wider Topics 43 33,831 14-02-2011, 11:19 PM
  Thread: Clever cat of the Shipman/Siddons/PerryVale/Woolstone rd square
Post: RE: Clever cat of the Shipman/Siddons/PerryVale/Wo...

Are you testing my nursery rhyme knowledge? I don't know why she swallowed a fly -she didn't learn her lesson though, she then swallowed a spider to catch the fly .... Where is Zimmerman when y...
Merlin Wider Topics 43 33,831 14-02-2011, 11:14 PM
  Thread: Clever cat of the Shipman/Siddons/PerryVale/Woolstone rd square
Post: RE: Clever cat of the Shipman/Siddons/PerryVale/Wo...

This is a serious matter Jon :unsure:[/i] I remember once [i]There was an old lady who swallowed a fly[/i] and look what happened there .......
Merlin Wider Topics 43 33,831 14-02-2011, 04:24 PM
  Thread: Carnival Against The Cuts, 19th Feb
Post: RE: Carnival Against The Cuts, 19th Feb

I've come back to this a bit late but in answer to your post Brian - Yes, EMA was not available in 'our day' but it is available now and it is the difference between a less affluent/supported young pe...
Merlin Wider Topics 19 16,019 14-02-2011, 09:49 AM
  Thread: Carnival Against The Cuts, 19th Feb
Post: RE: Carnival Against The Cuts, 19th Feb

I don't think PSF's posting is either of those things (blinkered, biased) Most people realise that savings need to be made but there may be an issue with the speed, depth and severity of this action....
Merlin Wider Topics 19 16,019 13-02-2011, 06:26 PM
  Thread: The downside of road improvements!
Post: RE: The downside of road improvements!

1 - the surface is fantastic (like driving on velvet) 2 - the reduction/removal of a speed deterrent has a safety implication Profuse apologies for caring about road safety and lives
Merlin Wider Topics 13 10,824 19-01-2011, 02:10 PM
  Thread: The downside of road improvements!
Post: RE: The downside of road improvements!

The road I live in has recently been resurfaced - it was a bit inconvenient at the time, but is like driving on velvet now (not that I've ever driven on actual velvet, but you get the picture!) The o...
Merlin Wider Topics 13 10,824 18-01-2011, 10:15 PM
  Thread: Great Opportunity for Community Groups @Horniman
Post: Great Opportunity for Community Groups @Horniman

Free Community Projects Workshop with Our Objects 12th February 2011 @ The Horniman Museum The Learning Team at the Horniman Museum would like to invite anyone who leads a community group to a...
Merlin SE23 Topics 0 2,797 14-01-2011, 07:57 PM
  Thread: Where are the gritters?
Post: RE: Where are the gritters?

My car and I were gritted last night in Devonshire Road on our way home (just after midnight) Tyson was closed except for access but was re-opened this morning.
Merlin SE23 Topics 44 37,853 21-12-2010, 11:57 AM
  Thread: Road closures in Forest Hill
Post: RE: Road closures in Forest Hill

When I mentioned cat litter it was not with the suggestion that the council take it up as an option - I was referring to domestic use. Many householders clear their own paths and steps, if my experie...
Merlin SE23 Topics 58 55,386 05-12-2010, 11:56 PM
  Thread: Road closures in Forest Hill
Post: RE: Road closures in Forest Hill

ooooh, and be mindful of using salt Andrewr. It is great for melting snow but when the temp drops again the water freezes and you are back to square 1. Grit, sand or even cat litter is useful (and be...
Merlin SE23 Topics 58 55,386 05-12-2010, 10:42 PM
  Thread: Road closures in Forest Hill
Post: RE: Road closures in Forest Hill

Tyson didn't get any additional attention, I live there and would have noticed! I think Sir Steve avoids getting anything special done in Tyson to avoid claims of favouritism (if the people in Crowma...
Merlin SE23 Topics 58 55,386 05-12-2010, 10:38 PM
  Thread: Stray fat black and white cat Devonshire Road
Post: RE: Stray fat black and white cat Devonshire Road

Can't say I've ever been impressed with the RSPCA and their 'support'. I think you did a very kind thing Pico, you obviously have a good heart :thumbsup: A local charity that might be able to advi...
Merlin SE23 Topics 6 8,144 02-12-2010, 04:44 PM
  Thread: Share your talents with Forest Hill
Post: Share your talents with Forest Hill

Dear all, fancy showing off your skills to the FH nation? get involved, looks like a good use of some empty spaces :thumbsup: Now, what can I do ......... :confused: http://popupforesthill.wor...
Merlin SE23 Topics 1 3,520 08-11-2010, 03:34 PM
  Thread: Anyone goign up One Tree Hill to watch the fireworks?
Post: RE: Anyone goign up One Tree Hill to watch the fir...

Don't worry, I'm sure your wife will protect you :) (being of the braver gender)
Merlin SE23 Topics 2 5,243 05-11-2010, 03:27 PM
  Thread: Are you searching for a member of your family?
Post: RE: Are you searching for a member of your family?

I found a brother I didn't even know I had on 'Genes Reunited'! what problems that created :( be careful one and all ...... (and TV people - I'm not interested in a spot on Jeremy Kyle!)
Merlin Wider Topics 1 3,200 25-10-2010, 09:25 PM
  Thread: RSPCA - Free Cat Neutering Offer
Post: RE: RSPCA - Free Cat Neutering Offer

Not every exchange of views, however different, is a quarrel. I think we had finished. An open and frank discussion such as this CAN help animals as it might encourage readers to think about the iss...
Merlin Wider Topics 19 20,693 26-09-2010, 02:27 PM
  Thread: RSPCA - Free Cat Neutering Offer
Post: RE: RSPCA - Free Cat Neutering Offer

If you would like to follow either of the links you will find the details yourself. I also believe I stated 'free or low cost' I can afford vet treatment for my furry friends and assure you they a...
Merlin Wider Topics 19 20,693 26-09-2010, 12:45 PM
  Thread: RSPCA - Free Cat Neutering Offer
Post: RE: RSPCA - Free Cat Neutering Offer

Silly, ignorant, rose tinted glasses ..... you are clearly not in a great mood with me today Piglet *hug* My address is already known to a few animal shelters and charities, as much as I'd love to ...
Merlin Wider Topics 19 20,693 26-09-2010, 12:05 PM
  Thread: RSPCA - Free Cat Neutering Offer
Post: RE: RSPCA - Free Cat Neutering Offer

And please don't be rude about pigs Piglet, pigs don't drop litter - people do :) Funny that you should use 'pigs' in a negative way considering your username. Feeling self loathing? want a hug?
Merlin Wider Topics 19 20,693 26-09-2010, 11:17 AM
  Thread: RSPCA - Free Cat Neutering Offer
Post: RE: RSPCA - Free Cat Neutering Offer

You're half right Piglet, I am a member of the public but I'm not ignorant. Both my cats were neutered/spayed and the little darlings came from CHAT (Celia Hammond Animal Trust) who do not routinely ...
Merlin Wider Topics 19 20,693 26-09-2010, 11:11 AM
  Thread: Noisy neighbours
Post: RE: noisey neighbours!

I'm with Oryx (not physically!) working with socially excluded people for the last 20 years the single must infuriating statement I have ever heard is 'those people' - it gives me tourettes! :cursing:...
Merlin Wider Topics 41 41,310 23-09-2010, 08:48 AM
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