Sydenham Town Forum

I have to take issue with Eagle on this [quote="Eagle" You can leaflet the apartments , but I suspect most will not want a noisy pub very close. I could , of course , be wrong. I cannot help thinking , from talking to others who have lived here all their life , that the people wanting to rebuild the ...

I might be interested too. I'm a semi-retired pro.
We could meet in cafe but always up for a beer if prefered.

When they pedestrianised the area around South Kensington Station, the contractors did exactly that. Filled in the holes with tarmac. Then they came back in the autumn and planted trees. If you plant a tree at this time of year you have to water it constantly. Plant it in the autumn and the rain ...

I agree with Paul. How many other professions ( apart from musicians )are expected to work for free?
Even amateur photographers should expect to be paid for their images.
I recently retired from the profession.

Hello R
I use a dentist in Beckenham which is not too far away.

Finn Dental Specialists
"Backwoods"
Kelsey Lane
Beckenham
Kent
BR3 3NE

020 8658 1230

They are very good, but pricey.

I use external hard drives connected to Macs to store and transfer image between computers. It may be different for PCs If you drag a file to the trash, you have to empty the trash while the drive is still connected. If you don't the file will disappear from the file list but not from the memory. I ...

Yes well said!

Hi Chelsey I have had a quick look at the V&A's image catalogue and found these three objects that were diplayed at the Crystal Palace and are now in the museum. All the other images are of CP related memorabilia and printed material. Plaster cast of the Effigy of King John in Purbeck marble, ca ...

No no! Don't watch either the film or TV versions. Listen to the original BBC radio production. It's funnier and the pictures are better!

This was not publicised very well, it's the first I've heard of it.
I will try to be there.

I often drive over this crossing after dark. The lights of oncoming cars, even if dipped, blind you because of the slope of the bridge. Pedestrians assume you can see them and cross before the traffic has stopped for them. On top of all this, strangers to the area approaching the crossing for the ...