"Thanks Jel. Good idea. I'm going to resurrect my old Singer sewing machine… it's the Blitz spirit, as Dame Vera Lynn has reminded us…"
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Suspicious weird doorstep caller
Started this discussion. Last reply by Diana Ferguson Jan 14. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Hello everyone, I would like to share details of something that happened at about 6pm this evening, 3 January, in Queens Road.I was upstairs and heard my letter slot snap very quietly a few times.…Continue
tree surgeon
Started this discussion. Last reply by Diana Ferguson Sep 1, 2019. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Hi I don't need one immediately but I will soon be looking for a knowledgeable, reliable and reasonably priced tree surgeon. I would like to have the canopy of trees that overhang the back of my…Continue
Aviva Community Fund for the tin tabernacle?
Started Sep 13, 2017 0 Replies 0 Likes
For some reason Aviva have me on their mailing list and this slapped into my inbox this morning:…Continue
Latest on Shaftesbury Hall "Tin Tabernacle"?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Richard Matz Mar 25, 2017. 5 Replies 0 Likes
Does anyone know what the situation is on this? As far as I can work out, the Samaritans are through to stage 3 of their application for National Lottery funding of £500,000 but this hasn't been…Continue
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Diana Ferguson replied to Emma Killick's discussion CORONAVIRUS - Local Support
"Thanks very much Sarah. This really is the time to be creative and inventive with ideas! Dx"
Diana Ferguson replied to Emma Killick's discussion CORONAVIRUS - Local Support
"Hi everyone. Lots of useful ideas from phone-ins on Woman's Hour this morning. It's well worth a listen if you are able to do so on catch up.
We don't know what exactly will be coming down the line to us, and in a sense looking out…"
Diana Ferguson replied to Emma Killick's discussion CORONAVIRUS - Local Support
"Please keep donating to food banks. These people need help too, as do the homeless who are in a particularly vulnerable situation."
Diana Ferguson replied to Emma Killick's discussion CORONAVIRUS - Local Support
"This is a great idea. We all really need to pile in and help each other. I've had a few thoughts that I'd like to contribute:
• I'm just in the age group that might need to self-isolate, so I can't offer to buy groceries,…"
Diana Ferguson replied to Diana Ferguson's discussion Suspicious weird doorstep caller
"Yes I read the account of an incident in Clarence on the Facebook group page. The man in that case was wearing a light on his hat/head so he could blind the security light and not be recorded or recognised. This wasn't the same as the person…"
Carla Francome replied to Diana Ferguson's discussion Suspicious weird doorstep caller
"Other people mentioned something similar on Facebook... must have been doing the rounds.."
Diana Ferguson posted a discussion
Suspicious weird doorstep caller
Hello everyone, I would like to share details of something that happened at about 6pm this evening, 3 January, in Queens Road.I was upstairs and heard my letter slot snap very quietly a few times. There was no loud knock, it sounded almost as if the wind was moving the flap. I went downstairs to check and, through my open venetian blind, I saw a young, slim black man outside my door. I gestured “What do you want?” and he indicated that he wanted to talk to me. He was holding a cloth bag and I…See More
VGB replied to Diana Ferguson's discussion tree surgeon
"Hi Diana, we used Steve Hooper recently for the same kind of work (including for a cherry) and were very happy with the results: www.stevehoopertreework.com/what-we-do/tree-surgery/"
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tree surgeon
Hi I don't need one immediately but I will soon be looking for a knowledgeable, reliable and reasonably priced tree surgeon. I would like to have the canopy of trees that overhang the back of my garden thinned and other cutting back done. It would also be good if the person knew about pruning fruit trees: plum and cherry.There are recommendations on the site but they date from three years ago so I'd like something more recent. I'm also going to try Capel Manor. Thanks.See More
Diana Ferguson replied to Jess Alavi-Ellis's discussion Found lovebird - is yours missing?
"Good luck Jess. Without sounding totally cynical, if someone does rock up claiming to be the owner be cautious. I don’t know what these birds sell for but it’s not impossible that some individual could claim to be the owner in order to…"
Diana Ferguson replied to Jess Alavi-Ellis's discussion Found lovebird - is yours missing?
"Any joy finding the owners Jess? Can you take a picture and use it to circulate some flyers? I don’t know anything about birds but I wonder how far lovebirds might fly. Hopefully the owners are local. I don’t have a cage but the RSPB…"
Diana Ferguson replied to Jess Alavi-Ellis's discussion Found lovebird - is yours missing?
"Yep, def sounds like a lovebird with that colouring. Also if it's that tame it must belong to someone. I suppose you could try the local police to see if anyone has reported it missing… or the RSPB. Are you OK feeding it?"
Diana Ferguson replied to Jess Alavi-Ellis's discussion Found lovebird - is yours missing?
"I've looked on Google. The green parakeets have long tails and are pretty much green all over. Lovebirds have much shorter tails, red faces and a flash of blue feathers in the…"
Diana Ferguson replied to Jess Alavi-Ellis's discussion Found lovebird - is yours missing?
"Maybe take a pic and put up notices around the area? A lot of people won't be looking at this site or have access to it. A bit of a pain, I know – I have a wandering cat so I know about circulating flyers!"
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- At 20:33 on December 12, 2016,
Bronwyn Platten said…
- Hi Diana,
Just getting the hang of this website and left a message for you - hope you can see it but I would be happy to meet up informally to chat about being creative and painting.
- At 22:44 on July 21, 2013,
Mary Blake said…
Hi Diana
Thank you for offering to join the herb-tending brigade if the scheme goes ahead at Bowes Park Station.
I don't know about the area around the tube, have you asked Haringey what plans if any they have to beautify it?
- At 13:34 on November 17, 2010,
Richard McKeever said…
- Hello Diana
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