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Issue 131 - January 2016 In this issue Events Calendar - P4 Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s On - P8 Hectic Host - P12 Food and Drink - P14 Fitness Tips - P16 Dulwich Charity Lunch - P20 Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Activities - P24 Shopping Page - P28 The Last Word - P40

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Welcome I absolutely love this time of year. Christmas (which I love!) is over and we have a wonderful New Year to look forward too. With that in mind, Lawrence Roullier White has produced a rather different shopping page this month. It’s all about donating not dumping; why not take a look on page 28. December was a fantastic month with so much on locally including the wonderful Christmas Cracker, which had East Dulwich really buzzing. We have news of the Dulwich Charity lunch which took place at The Palmerston in early December, raising money for our local charity Link Age Southwark. Find out how much we raised on page 20. The Last Word this month goes to our very own Sarah Pylas. Sarah works with me on the Around Dulwich blog as well as a couple of her own. Sarah recently published a cook book, find out more on page 40.

Welcome .................................................3 Events Calendar .....................................4 Noticeboard.............................................6 What’s On............................8, 18, 26 & 27 Around Dulwich ....................................10 Hectic Host.............................................12 Food & Drink.........................................14 Fitness Tips............................................16 Dulwich Charity Lunch ......................20 Children’s Activities...................... 24 & 25 Shopping Page.......................................28 Dulwich Picture Gallery..........................30 Horniman Museum...............................31 Pets Corner ......................................... 32 Dulwich Hamlet FC Update....................34 Financial Matters...................................36 SE22 Councillors ...................................37 Garden Talk .......................................... 38 The Last Word .......................................40 Index......................................................42 Around Dulwich | www.arounddulwich.co.uk Events | Childrens Activities | Fashion | Food & Drink | Home & Garden | Mind & Body

Dulwich Charity Lunch 2015

Remember that the events that miss our print deadline will be found at www.arounddulwich.co.uk as will many other stories. Happy New Year!

Angela Angela Burgess: Editor SE Magazines Limited

The Dulwich Charity lunch raised a fabulous £2,200 for Link Age Southwark (formerly Dulwich Helpline & Southwark Churches Care). The lunch, now in its 14th year, is held every December and is a fantastic way for local business men and women to meet up and get in to the festive spirit. This year the lunch was held at The Palmerston, who kindly closed the pub for the event. Over 55 local business men and women got together and had a great Christmas party.The organisers enjoyed great support from local businesses who donated prizes for the raffle and came

along and enjoyed the day. A big thank you to: Acorn Estates, The Clipper, Crunchers Accountants, Daisylets and Sales, Dulwich College Sports Club, Dune Hypnotherapy, Glazer Delmar, Gymboree, Helen Jermyn Photography, House of Colour, Lorna Clansey, MAC Support, Marcus Bishop Accountants, The Palmerston, Pickwick Estates, Property In, Push Studios, Rigby & Mac, Roullier White, SE Magazines, St James’s Place Financial Management, Stephen Shillito Design, Suzanne James Catering, William Bailey Solicitors & YiaYia’s Kouzina

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Events Calendar - January Monday

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New Year’s Day

Parkrun, Peckham Rye Park 9am, P8.

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Concert Series, first Thursday of every month see p8.

Lively Minds over 50’s Club, p8.

Forest Hill Women’s Institute, 8pm @ All Inn One

18th

12th

13th

Lively Minds over 50’s Club, p8.

14th

U3A Monthly Open Meeting, see p8

Popchoir Terms starts, see p13. Mums in Business, see p18.

19th

20th

15th

Dulwich Decorative & Fine Arts Society lecture, see p26 Dulwich Folk Dance Club, see p6. Dulwich Books Event see p26.

21st

The Goose is Out! Special Benefit Concert, see p26.

25th

Parkrun, Peckham Rye Park 9am, P8.

Organ Recital, Chris’s Chapel, p18 The Goose is Out! Singaround @ The Old Nun’s Head, see p18.

16th

17th

Parkrun, Peckham Rye Park 9am, P8.

Live Music @ The French House

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24th

Parkrun, Peckham Rye Park 9am, P8.

Pheonix www.biggerpicture.co.uk @EDT see p26. Nunhead Women’s Institute, 8pm @ The Old Nun’s Head

10th

Dulwich Opera Company see p18.

Honor Oak Peckham Women’s East Dulwich WI @ Women’s Institute, Institute, 8pm @ Upstairs at EDT from Dulwich Folk Dance Club, see p6. 7.30pm 8pm St Saviour’s The Askew Sisters The Copleston Church. @ The Old Nun’s Centre Head, p18.

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Dulwich Folk Dance Club, see p6.

Lively Minds over 50’s Club, p8.

Deadly in Dulwich, Dulwich Books see p26.

26th

27th

Lively Minds over 50’s Club, p8. FREE Beginners’ Session @ The Old Nun’s Head, see p26.

28th

29th

Dulwich Folk Dance Club, see p6.

Smart Business Networking with Cooking with Scissors. 6.45pm Upstairs @The Palmerston. www.cookingwithscissors.co.uk

Dulwich Books Event see p27.

The Goose is Out! Wizz Jones, City Ramblers Revival, Joe Wilkes @ The Ivy House,see p27.

30th

31st Parkrun, Peckham Rye Park 9am, P8.

Forthcoming Events Further details where available can be found in the News and Events pages 8, 18, 26 & 27. Please read as not all the events can fit on the calendar! 4 | SE22 - January 2016

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Get Fit, Have Fun, Meet People Take a look at the Dulwich College Sports Club website for many ways for the whole family to get fit, have fun and meet people in 2016. The sports facilities are superb including a newly extended weights room chosen by The Australian Rugby Team as their training facility for The World Cup and a Fitness Suite newly equipped with Life Fitness CV kit. See page 11 for a special Join Now Pay Later offer for our readers joining in January

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What’s On - Regular Monthly Events in January

Women’s Institute East Dulwich

First Wednesday at The Lodge, above East Dulwich Tavern, 1 Lordship Lane, East Dulwich, SE22 8EW. Meetings start at 7.30pm (please come along from 7pm). Membership is currently closed but if you wish to join the waiting list please email: join@ eastdulwichwi.co.uk & for more information visit: www.eastdulwichwi.co.uk

Forest Hill Second Monday at 8pm. All Inn One (in the restaurant), Perry Vale SE23 2NE.

Honor Oak First Monday at 8pm. St. Saviour's Church, Rehearsal Room, Brockley Rise, SE23 1JN. https://twitter.com/HonorOakWI.

Peckham First Tuesday from 8-10pm at the Copleston Centre, Copleston Road. For more details, please contact Jean Gibbins on 020 8851 1280 or peckhamwi@gmail.com.

Nunhead Third Monday. 8-10pm. The Old Nun’s Head on Nunhead Green. Our meetings are for members only, but you can attend up to three meetings as a guest. Even though we’ve only been active for few months we have reached our current membership capacity. We hope to expand in the future, but if you really can’t wait to join a local WI, a new branch has been set up in Peckham. Email peckhamwi@gmail. com to find out more. If you don’t mind a little wait to join Nunhead WI, please email nunheadwi@gmail.com to go on our waiting list.

Dulwich & District U3

Second Friday: Open meeting of Dulwich & District U3A. 2-4pm at St Barnabus Parish Hall – 23 Dulwich Village SE21 7BT. http://u3asites. org.uk/code/u3asite.php?site=678&page=1 8 | SE22 - January 2016

Peckham Rye & Dulwich Park parkrun Saturday mornings at 9am. The parkrun is a free weekly timed 5k run, which is open to all standards of runners; it is not a race. PECKHAM RYE start is near the Colyton Road entrance of Peckham Rye park and run three laps of the gardens. www.parkrun.org.uk/peckhamrye DULWICH PARK start is Queen Mary's Gate on the south side of the park. This is the entrance on the South Circular (A205), Dulwich Common. www.parkrun.org.uk/dulwich

Concert Series 2016

Robert Cohen and Elizabeth Burley 7 January, Time: 7:30pm Cost: £10 tickets include interval canapés and wine. St Christopher’s Hospice, Sydenham. Robert Cohen made his concerto debut at the age of 12 at the Royal Festival Hall. During 40 years of distinguished international career, he has been hailed as one of the foremost cellists of our time. Book and pay online at https:// supportus.stchristophers.org.uk or call 0208 768 4500 – money will be payable at the door. First Thursday of every month.

Lively Minds over 50’s club Tuesday 5 January - Welcome back quiz Tuesday 12 January - Laughter is the best Medicine with Marianne Martin Tuesday 19 January - The Flower Villages of Alsace with Chris Stewart Tuesday 26 January – Odd corners of London with Jo Livingstone From 12pm. St Faith’s Community Centre, SE24 9JQ, near Dulwich Station and Dulwich Village. For information please ring Elaine: 020 8299 6118 and leave a message.

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Hello from the other side... By Sarah Pylas

y husband bought me the new Adele album just before Christmas and I am obsessed with it! 15 years ago, I would have absolutely murdered Hello at karaoke, but now I just sing along in the car to my 6-year old at the top of my voice. Obviously, in my head, I sound just like Adele. Sadly, the biggest compliment I have ever received for my singing voice is that what I lack in talent, I make up for in enthusiasm. I think it is fair to assume that I won’t be auditioning for The X-Factor this year. Or, EVER. However, this realisation did not stop me from belting out Jolene and other party classics around the piano (ok, organ) at a friend’s annual Christmas do in East Dulwich. Hosted every year by local caterer, Tracey at Dolce Vita, it is the highlight of my festive social calendar. Although, it is The Dulwich Charity Lunch at The Palmerston that really signifies the start of the silly season for me. Over £2,000 was raised for Link Age Southwark and a great time was had by all. On my husband’s birthday, which conveniently (!) also takes place in December, we visited local eatery, Si Mangia, on Forest Hill Road. I enjoyed fresh gluten free spaghetti with arrabbiata sauce and washed it down with a glass, or two, of house red. Later that week, we met friends for Sunday lunch at The Dulwich Wood House, just next to Sydenham Woods. The pub has undergone a complete transformation and the garden has been totally overhauled to include heated garden huts. While the kids queued to visit Santa in his grotto, a live band played Christmas tunes in the background. I even resisted the urge to sing along! It was a magical day and the food was amazing. We will definitely be going back. All this over indulgence is probably what led me to

email my Slimming World consultant at the end of last year in a state of sheer panic! I rattled off all the mince pies I had stuffed into my face and all the wine I was filling my cheering glass with, and she calmly reassured me that all was not lost and I would be able to get back on plan. With every New Year comes fresh opportunity. For some, it is a chance to evaluate where they are in their personal lives and think about where they would like to be. For others, it is about health and fitness but for most, the passing of a year is a chance for reflection. Not to dwell, but to remember the good times and the bad. You can read our review of 2015 on arounddulwich.co.uk. Now January has arrived and it is cold and grey outside, it is understandable to want to hibernate until Spring breaks. However, there is much to look forward to this month. On 9-10 January, the Dulwich Opera Company is bringing Mozart’s classic tale ‘The Marriage of Figaro’ to King’s. We are also really looking forward to the ‘I Call Myself a Feminist’ event, celebrating the writing of 25 feminists under 30, organized by Dulwich Books at The Bedford in Balham on 14th, Visit our website for details of all local news, events and ticket information. You can also find us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter @arounddulwich.

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Hectic Host

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or many people the seasonal break does not happen, if it happens at all, until the New Year. Whilst many of us are winding down a huge proportion of us just get busier and busier on the run up to Christmas and then go straight into full-on entertaining mode. When the last guest leaves on New Year’s Day, and we flop down in front of a film, this is when we can really relax. However, having had a house full for over week it might be hard to concentrate on the various plot twists of ‘Sherlock: The Abominable Bride’ (BBC1 9pm New Year’s Day) whilst contemplating the recovery that is required in the rooms around us. Here are a few home-hacks that you might not have thought of to help make every Hectic Host’s life a little easier. I am not ashamed to admit it (although it might sound extravagant actually it is worth every penny) after I have washed all the spare bedding I drop it off to have it ironed. When I get the pressed sheets back I fold into one of the pillowcases the corresponding sheet, duvet cover and remaining pillowcases of the set so everything is kept together and can be stored ready for the next guest bed making. This saves hours of unfolding and refolding, looking for that missing item of bedding. Storing bulky things that are seldom used is such a waste of space. If you use a fold out sofa bed when you fold it back up do so with the duvet concertinaed inside. When you next flip it open all you have to do is bang a bit of life back into the rather sad, flattened feather article. I have also discovered that pillows can be squeezed into decent sized cushion covers, meaning you can make daily use of them on your sofa without hogging valuable cupboard space in between visits. If you received a batch of smellies for Christmas, resist temptation and pack them away for later use. Whilst guests in your home are not expecting a five-star hotel experience no one

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wants to be faced with a cracked bar of soap and the dried up dregs of a shampoo bottle. Pop a few essentials in a drawer or hamper so you can refresh your toiletries without any future frantic running around. Put a couple of spare loo rolls in the welcome pack too, believe me come that tipsy afternoon BBQ in the summer or that rainy night next December when you are making up the guest room or bathroom you will be glad you did. As you switch of the TV, put your glass down on the coffee table in front of you and muster all your energy to get you off the sofa and off to bed, don’t put a cork in the remaining red wine (it is the beginning of January after-all so you will probably never finish it) pour into into an ice cube mould and put it in the freezer. Next time you are cooking and your recipe requires a few tablespoons of wine, voila.

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Food & Drink Leek & Garlic Soup

Happy New Year!

f I could urge you all to stick to one resolution in 2016 it would be to shop seasonally, getting the best produce at the best prices, and in turn supporting British food producers. Despite much greater awareness of environmental issues in recent years less than 50% of the fruit and vegetables we buy are home grown. Unless you're after pineapples and mangos by shopping seasonally you should, generally find yourself buying British produce. As with previous years I hope that I can help to ward off any January doom and gloom by encouraging you to embrace these cold dark nights, and enjoying some good ‘soul warming’ food! This is certainly the theme for our January East Dulwich Supper Club, which we have named the “January Blues Basher” for good reason. Our starter of Leek & Garlic Soup with Prosciutto and Brick House Bakery Sour Dough Breads is included below. Trust me when I say this is a really spectacular soup. Roast garlic is absolutely amazing; so sweet and smooth. Roasting gives it a rounded flavour, wonderfully tasty and in no way pungent so don’t be afraid to go with two whole bulbs.

Food in Season Vegetables - Jerusalem Artichokes, Beetroot, Broccoli, Brussels Sprouts, Cabbage, Carrots, Cauliflower, Celeriac, Celery, Chicory, Garlic, Kale, Leeks, Mushrooms, Onions, Parsnips, Potatoes, Pumpkin, Red Cabbage, Shallots, Spinach, Swede, Turnips. Fruit & Nuts - Apples, Pears (late – Concorde, Doyenne du Comice, Conference and Winter Nellis), Rhubarb (forced), Walnuts Meat - Duck (end of season), Guinea Fowl, Hare, Partridge, Venison Fish & Seafood - Brill, Clams, Cockles, Haddock, Halibut, Hake, John Dory, Lemon Sole, Salmon (coming into season), Monkfish, Mussels, Oyster, Plaice, Turbot 14 | SE22 - January 2016

Serves 4. Less than 30 minutes preparation time 30 minutes to 1 hour cooking time Ingredients • 2 leeks • 2 whole garlic bulbs • 1L chicken stock (do make your own if at all possible – substitute for vegetable stock if necessary) • 650g potatoes – Vivaldis are my favourites (around 4 medium sized) • 1 tablespoon butter • Olive Oil • Salt • Cream or Crème Fraiche Method: 1) Pre-heat the oven to 2000C. Remove the ‘tops’ of the bulbs of garlic with a horizontal slice so that the cloves inside are exposed. Drizle with olive oil, wrap in aluminium foil and place in the oven for 30 minutes. Remove. Allow to cool and, with a firm hold of the base of the bulb, squeeze the soft, caramelised garlic into a small bowl. If you want to use prosciutto as a garnish, place the slices on a tray and bake for 10 minutes. 2) Remove the tops, or the darkest green leaves from the leeks. Slice the stalks in half and wash well (because leeks have many layers there may be plenty of dirt and soil in there). Finely chop into small pieces. 3) Peel potatoes and roughly chop into 2cm cubes. 4) Heat butter and a drizzle of olive oil in a large pot. Add chopped leeks and stir until softened, around 10 minutes. Add the litre of stock, the cubed potatoes, the soft garlic and a teaspoon of salt. Combine, bring to the boil then reduce heat to medium. Cover and allow to simmer for 30 minutes or until the vegetables have softened significantly. 5) In batches, pour the soup into a blender and process until smooth. Alternatively use a stick blender straight in the pot. Return to the pot on a low heat and add cream. 6) Spoon ladleful’s of soup into a bowl. Add a dollop of cream or crème fraiche, a piece of prosciutto and garnish with cracked black pepper. Email Suzanne with comments or questions: info@suzannejames.co.uk www.suzannejames.co.uk

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Fitness Tips

Five Compelling Reasons Why You Should Be Juicing Every Day

ver since I did a DNA test to understand what my dietary requirements are for crucial vitamins and other healthrelated factors, I’ve been starting the day with a vegetable and fruit smoothie. The test results told me what my requirements are for cruciferous vegetables, omega 3, vitamin B6 and anti-oxidants, and I now ensure I get a good proportion of my daily needs in a morning smoothie. It’s quick and easy to do, and a great way to start the day. Here are five reasons why I think you should be doing the same.

Increase Your Cruciferous Vegetables Examples of cruciferous vegetables include Brussel sprouts, broccoli, cabbage and kale, and (with the possible exception of the Brussel sprout), these can all be added to a smoothie. Cruciferous vegetables contain very high amounts of vitamin A carotenoid, vitamin C, folic acid, and fibre, and are also a good source of vitamin K. I use kale as a base for my smoothies, occasionally mixing it up with spinach for an extra boost.

Increase Your Omega 3 Omega 3 is a fatty acid that is essential to good health. Its benefits can boost positive mental health, and reduce the risk of cancer, cognitive aging, cardiovascular problems and inflammation. One of the best sources of omega 3 is oily fish (salmon, mackerel, sardines and to a lesser degree, tuna), but it can also be found in flaxseeds and chia seeds. You can add these seeds to a morning smoothie and they add texture as well as nutritional value.

Boost Your Vitamin B6 The richest sources of vitamin B6 are pork, turkey, beef, chickpeas, potatoes and bananas. Now obviously there’s only one of those foods that you’d want to add to a smoothie – the banana. The banana lends a slightly sweeter taste to the smoothie, and 16 | SE22 - January 2016

apart from B6, is also a great source of magnesium, potassium and fibre.

Ramp Up Your Antioxidants Blackberries, blueberries, strawberries, raspberries and cranberries are all excellent sources of antioxidants, and can all be added to a smoothie. I still buy them even when they are out of season for the goodness and taste that they bring. Any fruit or vegetable rich in vitamins A, C or E is a good addition –spinach contains lots of vitamin A and E, and oranges are a good source of vitamin C.

Just Add Almond Milk I use almond milk as a liquid for my smoothies. This is a good source of calcium and protein (although not as good as cow’s milk), but ideal if your lactose intolerant (as I found out in the DNA test). It also contains good omega 3 fatty acids. You could also add orange juice, but be wary of adding in too many fruits which can add calories and lead to blood sugar spikes. Leanne Spencer @BodyshotPT www.bodyshot-pt.co.uk

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What’s On - January Thursday 7 January: Dulwich Folk Dance Club 8pm-10pm. Callers – Jane Lowe & Michele Odell. St Barnabas Parish Hall, Gilkes Place, Dulwich Village, SE21 7BT. All welcome to join us. Contact Gwen: 020 8699 7032. Email: gagodwin@hotmail.com

Saturday 9 & Sunday 10 January: Mozart’s ‘The Marriage of Figaro’ comes to Kings Dulwich Opera Company are bringing opera’s classic tale to Kings on Saturday 9th and Sunday 10th January. Featuring some of Mozart’s most glorious melodies, the music will be performed in the original Italian with piano accompaniment. Music Director, Kelvin Lim, will be directing the performances from the piano, and brings a great deal of experience to the concerts having worked for many of the major opera companies here in the UK and abroad. Tickets are available on the door for both performances for a suggested donation of £10. www.dulwichoperacompany.org.uk

The Old Nun’s Head Friday 8 January: The Askew Sisters

Hazel and Emily Askew make a welcome return to the Goose. With fiddle, melodeon and song, their energetic and infectious music is always inspiring. Their latest album, In the Air or the Earth, won widespread critical acclaim, including the Spiral Earth Award for Best Traditional Album 2015. Tickets £7 (on the door only, no advance tickets). Door 7.45 pm. Floorsingers welcome. Real ale, good food!

Sunday 10 January: Singaround Another popular Singaround hosted by The Goose Is Out! All are welcome, whether to sing or to listen. It’s an informal and supportive atmosphere, so don’t worry if it’s your first time! Songs of any country or culture welcome. Starts 7.30pm, finishes whenever. FREE entry, voluntary donation at the interval to help cover the costs of running the Goose – we suggest £2. More information at: www.thegooseisout.com 18 | SE22 - January 2016

presents

W.A.Mozart’s

(The Marriage of Figaro)

In concert with piano accompaniment St.Luke’s Chapel, King’s College Hospital Denmark Hill SE5 9RS Tickets available on the door Suggested donation £10 All proceeds to the King’s College Hospital (KCH) Charity For full details please visit www.dulwichoperacompany.org.uk

Sunday 10 January: Organ Recital in Christ’s Chapel Dulwich James Perkins (Bradfield College) at 7.45pm. Admission FREE

Wednesday 13 January: Mums in Business Mums in Business are a group of mums in East Dulwich, South London SE22, who come together for support, networking and joint working. The meeting is free to attend (contribution of £2 towards drinks and nibbles is appreciated as this is administered by volunteers) and is intended to be a support group for like minded mums running or wishing to start their own businesses rather than a hardcore networking meeting.The group meets on the 2nd Wednesday every month at 8pm in the Daisylets office, 165 Lordship Lane (opposite Mrs Robinson) East Dulwich SE22 8HX. Please let us know if you would like to join us so the nibbles stretch round! email: claire@daisylets.uk

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“This is the second time in five years we’ve been in the top 1%, and we’ve never been out of the top 3% in that time,” said Principal Jane Fletcher.

Our students were in the top 1% nationally for progress made, and amongst the best schools in London.

The figures measure progress across eight subjects between Year 7, when students start secondary school, and Year 11, when they sit their GCSE exams.

Students make more progress at Harris Girls’ Academy East Dulwich than at 99% of other state schools in England, according to new figures released by Ofsted.

Top 1% in England for Student Progress

January 2016 news

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Find out more about how Harris Girls’ Academy East Dulwich has developed. Visit www.hgaed.org.uk or call Principal Jane Fletcher on 020 7732 2276 to arrange a personal visit. We have been in the top 3% of schools nationally for student progress for each of the past five years.

“This is testament to the expertise and drive of the senior management, coupled with the considerable talent and dedication of all the staff. Harris Girls’ Academy is a real jewel of a school in East Dulwich.”

Parent governor Simon Boghurst said: “This measure of being in the top 1% nationally encapsulates the entire student body, demonstrating that students will make significant gains no matter where their initial academic starting point is.

“Significant progress”

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BabyBallet

The award winning movement to music, dance & singing programme for boys and girls from 6 months upwards run with a fun, safe and caring environment. Classes in Dulwich. Call Stephanie 07809 148348. www.babyballet.co.uk.

The Baby Bear Club

Mum and baby classes for children under 5s, as well ad Dance classes and parties, at St Barnabas Parish Hall, 23 Dulwich Village, SE21 7BT. Contact 07825 710044 or e-mail Olya@theBabyBearClub.co.uk. www.theBabyBearClub.co.uk.

Baby Loves Music

Multi-Sensory Music groups for Parent and Baby in Nunhead. For more information email: amacgregor1.209@lgflmail.org.

Baby Massage

Baby massage classes provide quality time with your baby and a fun social occasion with other mums. You will learn a wonderful skill which has many benefits. Tuesdays SE19. Contact Jayne 02086534781, jayne@2prepare.co.uk, www.2prepare.co.uk

Baby Sensory

Award-winning, sensory-rich development classes; designed to support you and your baby from birth to 13 months. Regular exposure to an incredible range of sounds, smells, sights, textures, music and massage. Local classes see http://babysensory.com/ for more details.

Bea’s Baby Bop

Drop in music classes for babies and toddlers. Tues/Wed/Friday 3:30-4:30, Wed/Friday 11-12, Friday 10-11, Saturday 10:30-11:30, East Dulwich/ Herne Hill, www.beasbabybop.com.

Boppin’ Bunnies

Mondays: 10:15am (Mixed Ages), 11am (0 – 18 months). Exciting music classes for under 5s, led by professional musicians. Punk Me Up Ceramic’s Cafe, 34 East Dulwich Road, SE22 9AX www.boppinbunnies.co.uk.

Bumps and Babes

Meets on Fridays between 9.30 and 11.30 (drop in anytime) at St Faiths Community Centre, at the bottom of Red Post Hill, SE24. It is very informal, aimed at new Mums meeting up and getting ante/postnata/moral support from Alice and other mothers. Please contact Alice Yeates on yeatesa@

btinternet.com or 07831 225841.

Caterpillar Music

Exciting puppets, colourful percussion instruments, fun music making & favourite songs provide a captivating class for babies & young children!Contact:merrynkidd@caterpillarmusic.com. 020 8698 8439. www.caterpillarmusic.com

Gymboree

Classes are designed for newborns - 5 year olds, and are led by experienced and nurturing teachers. We run throughout the year at Gymboree East Dulwich. 184 Peckham Rye SE22 9QA. Tel: 020 3616 0033. Email: eastdulwich@gymboree-uk.com.

Dads & Littluns: Brockwell Park

Fridays 10.30am-12.30pm. Brockwell Park Childspace, Cressingham Gardens Tenant’s Hall, Hardel Walk, Tulse Hill, SW2 2QG. www.dadsandlittluns.co.uk.

diddi dance

Funky pre-school dance classes for girls and boys. Learn co-ordination, rhythm and great moves to funky songs and boost confidence. Classes in East Dulwich, contact Anne-Marie 07973 982790 for a free trial www.diddidance.com.

Dulwich & District Twins & Triplets Club, Baby & Toddler Group

1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month, 10-11.45am, Herne Hill United Church, top of Red Post Hill. karendelahunty@yahoo.com or 07799 861104.

Dulwich Library Babes & Toddlers

Thursdays 10.30-11.45 & 1.30-2.45. 368 Lordship Lane, SE22 020 7525 6220.

East Dulwich Youth Theatre

Drama for 5 to 12 year olds. Storytelling, scripts and drama games to develop confidence, creativity and self-expression.Small classes and ensemble working means everyone can take part. Thursdays after school at the East Dulwich Constitutional Hall. Call Helen on 020 8693 0102 or email: helen.stanley@yahoo.co.uk.

Funky Monkey Group

Keyboard classes Ages 5-11. Christ Church, Barry Road. Wednesdays & Thursdays. 01732 457100. www.funkymonkey.info.

If you are interested in attending any of these activities please phone first to check the details.

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HartBeeps

Mondays. Goose Green Community Centre, East DulwichRoad, SE22 9AT. 1.30pm Baby Bells - Suitable from birth to sitting. 2.30pm Baby Beeps Sitting to toddling Also Thursdays at St Barnabas Parish Hall, Dulwich SE21 7BT. 1.30pm, Baby Bells, 2.30pm Baby Beeps & 3.30pm Happy House toddling to 4 years, younger siblings welcome. http://hartbeeps.com.

Junior Sebek-Kha

Physical fitness & martial arts, 5-10 yrs. Herne Hill Methodist Church Hall, 155 Half Moon Lane SE24. Saturdays 2-3pm. 020 7737 2260. www.siaacademy.com.

La Jolie Ronde

French classes for 3-11 year olds, call Ginny Wadding on 07940 511034.

Little Superhero Training

Practice your Superhero moves! Tackle a Superhero assault course! Discover Superhero fun facts! Any Little Heroes, Boys and Girls aged 2 and a half - 6, Come along for a free taster session. Mondays and Fridays (term time only) @ St Barnabas Parish Hall, 23 Dulwich Village, SE21 7BT. Contact Lucy 07813791757, littleherocompany@gmail.com, www. littleherocompany.com

Lucy Sparkles

Monday, Wednesday & Fridays in East Dulwich. From 0-7 years. Outstanding drama, music and dance classes for young children. Check website for times and venues. www.lucysparkles.com.

Monkey Music

Various classes, see www.monkeymusic.co.uk or call 020 8764 5185.

for 0-5s, with live cello and musical instruments, songs, bubbles, scarves and a chance to dance! Classes in East Dulwich, Nunhead and Brockley. nimblearts.co.uk.

One O’Clock Club

Fun activities for children and their parents. Peckham Rye Park, SE15 3UA (next to café). 020 7639 2702. Cost: Free. Age: 0 -5 years. Tuesday 10am-12pm Stay and Play Wednesday 9:30am-12:30pm Childminders Group (term time only) Wednesday 1:30pm-3:30pm SEN Play Session (for children with additional needs. Term time only) Thursday 10-12pm Muslim Women & Children Group Thursday 1:30pm-3:30pm Stay and Play Friday 10am-12pm Stay and Play

Parents Photography Workshops

Hands-on workshops helping parents make the most of their cameras, run by a professional children’s photographer. Babies and pre-walkers welcome in class. Booking essential. Punked Up Cafe. Book at: www.timeformums.com or call 07753 533577.

Sing and Sign

Mondays through to Saturday. Call 020 7193 3696. www.singandsign.com.

Sparkle Music

Carefully structured and fun music classes for babies, toddlers and pre-school children in SE22. Please check the website for current classes. Contact Anna 0771 1238352 or anna@sparkle-music.co.uk.

Twinkly

Toes

Ballet

2-4yrs

Small, friendly day time classes, Wednesday 10.40am. Babies are welcome too! 020 8693 9111. 17 Blackwater Street, SE22. www.pushstudios.co.uk

Tuesdays @ The Goose Green Centre 2.35-3.10pm. Following the IDTA syllabus this class is geared to teach your pre-schooler the basics of Ballet, in the most exciting way to keep your child engaged! Contact Danni - www.gdnd.co.uk. 07904 424504.

Music for Little People

World of Little Adventures

Mum and Baby Fitness

Fun, friendly & educational music classes for 0-5 year olds. High quality, good value. The Goose Green Centre, East Dulwich Road, SE22 9AT. Contact Rebecca Vicary on 020 8852 0118 or www.musicforlittlepeople.co.uk

Baby Yoga and Toddler Yoga Classes in the East Dulwich Area. Please email yoga@wola.org.uk or call Hannah 07736 649 146 for class information.

Nimble Arts

Join Nimble Arts’ Becky every week for a NEW mixed age 45-minute interactive story adventure

If you are interested in attending any of these activities please phone first to check the details.

What’s On - January Thursday 14 January: Dulwich Decorative & Fine Arts Society illustrated lecture Shakespeare: the Plays in Performance and Art; 7.30 for 8pm, Kingswood House, Seeley Drive, SE21. www.ddfas.org.uk

Thursday 21 January

The Bigger Picture Film Club Presents

PHOENIX

Director Christian Petzold with Nina Hoss, Ronald Zehrfeld, Nina Kunzendorf

Thursday 14 January: Dulwich Folk Dance Club 8-10pm. Caller – Joyce Wood. St Barnabas Parish Hall, Gilkes Place, Dulwich Village, SE21 7BT. All welcome to join us. Contact Gwen: 020 8699 7032. Email: gagodwin@hotmail.com

Thursday 14 January: I Call Myself a Feminist Celebrating the writing of 25 feminists under 30. The Bedford, Balham. The Bedford 77 Bedford Hill, London SW12 9HD. Tickets from Dulwich Books, www.dulwichbooks.co.uk via email on: hello@dulwichbooks.co.uk or telephone: 020 8670 1920

Friday 15 January: Special Benefit Concert for Refugees at The Ivy House Ewan McLennan, Thomas McCarthy, Aimee Leonard & Emmie Ward, Gentlefolk. Everybody involved with this concert is giving their time for free, and all ticket money will go to “Help Refugees”, a small organisation which is getting help directly to the people who need it most, for example building shelters for refugees in Calais and providing floodlights and heating to cold wet refugees arriving in Lesvos. www. helprefugees.org.uk. Tickets £15/10 advance, £16/11 on the door (if any left). Door 7pm, live music starts 8pm. Pub grub, real ales. Tickets and information from www.thegooseisout.com

Thursday 21 January: Dulwich Folk Dance Club 8-10pm. Caller – Carol Hewson. St Barnabas Parish Hall, Gilkes Place, Dulwich Village, SE21 7BT. All welcome to join us. Contact Gwen: 020 8699 7032. Email: gagodwin@hotmail.com 26 | SE22 - January 2016

98 mins

Cert 12

2015

A disfigured concentration-camp survivor, unrecognizable after facial reconstruction surgery, searches ravaged post-war Berlin for the husband who might have betrayed her to the Nazis. 7pm Bar/themed snacks | 8pm Film Free raffle prizes courtesy of Rye Books & Push Studios Tickets £7 in person from: Push Studios, 17 Blackwater Street, EDT, 1 Lordship Lane & Rye Books, 45 Upland Road Or online from: www.thebiggerpic.co.uk

Upstairs at East Dulwich Tavern, 1 Lordship Lane, SE22 www.thebiggerpic.co.uk

Thursday 21 January: Deadly in Dulwich 7pm With Fiona Barton and Ann Morgan. Dulwich Books, West Dulwich. Tickets are £10, include cocktails. Dulwich Books, 6 Croxted Road, Dulwich SE21 8SW. www.dulwichbooks.co.uk via email on: hello@dulwichbooks.co.uk or telephone: 020 8670 1920

The Old Nun’s Head

Monday 25 January: FREE Beginners’ Session

If you’ve always wanted to be able to join in an instrumental session in a pub or at a festival, here’s your chance! All welcome, and we will be learning a tune an evening by ear, so you don’t need to be able to read music. Bring your own instrument. 8pm. More information at: www.thegooseisout.com

What’s On - January Wednesday 27 January: Cooking with Scissors An opportunity for local business professionals to meet, make new contacts and gain new business. Meets on the last Wednesday of every month, upstairs at The Palmerston, 91 Lordship Lane, SE22 from 6.45pm – 8.45pm. Free admission. To find out more or register your interest in attending, please email: sbn@cookingwithscissors.co.uk

Thursday 28 January: Dulwich Folk Dance Club Burns Night. 8pm-10pm. Caller – Crys Rothon. St Barnabas Parish Hall, Gilkes Place, Dulwich Village, SE21 7BT. All welcome to join us. Contact Gwen: 020 8699 7032. Email: gagodwin@hotmail.com

Thursday 28 January: Helen Dunmore 7pm Helen launches her new novel Exposure. Dulwich Books, West Dulwich. This is the publication date

of Helen’s new book and tickets are £10.00 and include a glass of processo. Dulwich Books, 6 Croxted Road, Dulwich SE21 8SW. www. dulwichbooks.co.uk via email on: hello@ dulwichbooks.co.uk or telephone: 020 8670 1920

The Ivy House

Friday 29 January: Wizz Jones, City Ramblers Revival, Joe Wilkes Finally getting the wider recognition he deserves, Wizz Jones has influenced many well known guitarists with his unique acoustic guitar style and eclectic repertoire. City Ramblers Revival have their roots in the fifties skiffle group The City Ramblers, regulars on the Six Five Special (older readers may remember it!). Joe Wilkes is a singer/songwriter described by Rock ‘n’ Reel Magazine as “a major talent”. Tickets £10/8 advance, £11/9 on the door (if any left). Door 7pm, live music starts 8pm. Pub grub, real ales. Tickets & information: www.thegooseisout.com

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Shopping Page - Clearing out after Christmas

Donate - Don’t Dump! 2

Lawrence Roullier White finds out where to go with what,

and discovers that you might come home with something special too.

1) St Christopher’s Hospice Shop, 59 Lordship Lane SE22, is run by the wonderful Pam Lawrence. Pam’s keen eye ensures that once she knows your taste any objet you might like will be gleefully pointed out. The St Christopher’s Hospice Shop further up the Lane is fantastic for large furniture, perfect projects for the urban upcycler. 2) Traid on Rye Lane, SE15, is more than worth a trip just to wonder at the spectacular windows, high fashion styling meets 20th century club kids’ couture. 3) Maria Silva, Area Manager of ALD Life which has 5 local shops, says style savvy South Londoners are snapping up old LPS and framing the covers as artwork. 4) Drop off clothes at The British Red Cross Shop on London Road, SE23, and the money raised will help the charity’s work with refugees amongst other causes.

5) Lisa Flanagan, Manager of The Sue Ryder Shop on London Road, SE23, and Carly Stevens have a reputation for fabulous vintage finds like these rare retro radios. 6) Mind Shop on Grove Vale, SE22, has an interesting selection of travel books. Buy a book at random and then decide whether to go or not. 7) Enterprising Gokcen Erdin, Manager of the Oxfam Shop on Half Moon Lane, SE24, is establishing the shop as a destination for rare vinyl. 8) Almost opposite Gavin Monaghan, Manager of the Oxfam Book Shop, has created the perfect oasis in which to while away a few weekend hours. 9) Marta Gross de Bethencourt, Manager of Mary’s Living & Giving Shop on Lordship Lane SE22, prides herself on the store’s selection of fashionable women’s wear. 10) Gemma Juma, Director of Link Age Southwark, says if it is time that you have then you could consider spending some providing volunteer support for some of the area’s older people.

Please send new product ideas through to Lawrence at: Lawrence@roullierwhite.com 28 | SE22 - January 2016

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Dulwich Picture Gallery Exhibition: The Amazing World of M. C. Escher UNTIL 17 January 2016

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Gallery Film: Screenings Bar opens at 7pm and screening at 7.30pm Tickets £9, £7 friends - includes a glass of wine and snacks. No allocated seating

84 Charing Cross Road (1987) Cert PG /100 mins Monday 11 January

Friends Events Tickets and information are available from the Friends Desk, by phone or online: 020 8299 8750 (10.00am – 4.00pm) friendsticketing@dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk www.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk

UCL Art Collection

Directed by David Hugh Jones with Anne Bancroft, Anthony Hopkins, Judi Dench and Maurice Denham. A humorous script-reader in New York sees an advertisement in the Saturday Review of Literature for a London bookstore doing mail order, and begins a very special correspondence and friendship with the book-seller at 84 Charing Cross Road.

Thursday 7 January 10.30am-12 noon £25, Friends £20 includes coffee

Family Sundays

This museum, home to art from as early as the 1490s, is linked to the Slade School of Fine Art, the first school to admit women into the life room. There are works by artists such as Dora Carrington and Gwen John, and the tour covers the highlights of the collection.

On the first & last Sunday of every month families with a gallery ticket can enjoy a range of free drop-in activities. 2-4pm Sackler Room or Gallery.

Lunchtime Concert Series

Join our pilot sessions for parents and carers with children from 6-18 months. Experience the delights of our collection tailored for you and your child, allowing sensory exploration and interactive discovery in a safe and relaxed environment. Booking required.

Visits

From Blues to Bach 1.30-2pm/Christ’s Chapel January 13, 20, 27 Enter from the cloister in Dulwich Picture Gallery. Free lunchtime concerts with talented students from local schools who will both entertain and impress you with their musicianship.

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Mini-masterpieces

Dulwich Picture Gallery Gallery Road, Dulwich, London SE21 7AD www.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk

Horniman Museum & Gardens Exhibitions & Displays

London's Urban Jungle

Animal Kingdom

Jamrach & the Victorian Exotic Animal Trade

Until 6 March 2016 An interactive display of mesmerising Natural History images by artist Jim Naughten, brought to three dimensional life through stereoscopic photography. Featuring mounted skeletons and wet specimens from various Natural History collections, including the Hornimanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s. FREE ENTRY.

Until Sunday 22 February 2016 Charles Jamrach was one of Victorian London's leading dealers in exotic animals. This display explores his role and impact in the exotic animal trade and upon popular culture in Victorian times. Objects from the Horniman's collections as well as prints will offer an insight into how exotic animals came to be such a familiar sight in Britain an d how the trade operated. FREE.

(Stereoscopic Images of Natural History)

Project Tobong Until 10 April 2016 A series of theatrical portraits of the Ketoprak Tobong Kelana Bakti Budaya, one of the last remaining nomadic theatre troupes in Yogyakarta, Java, taken for this collaborative photographic project led by British artist Helen Marshall with Indonesian artist Risang Yuwono. Supported by Arts Council England and the British Council. FREE ENTRY.

The Big Garden Birdwatch

Collected and Possessed

Hear it Live!

Until 24 January 2016 A unique exhibition of Mark Fairnington's paintings alongside their inspiration, taxidermy treasures from our stored Natural History collections. Mark Fairnington is a British painter whose work explores the lineage of animal and plant painting, and its relation to how humans understand the natural world. Over the past five years he has been exploring the Horniman's natural history specimens; looking into hidden spaces in our collection and painting the objects he has found. This project has been funded through Art Happens, the Art Fund's crowd-funding platform. artfund.org/arthappens FREE.

Farmersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Market

Every Saturday, 9am - 1.30pm A locally sourced, locally sold farmers' market selling vegetables, meat, bread, flowers, hot food and much more in our glorious Gardens.FREE ENTRY

Sunday 31 January, 11am - 3.30pm Join in the UK's biggest birdwatch by helping us to count different birds in the Horniman's Gardens. There'll be plenty of other activities during the day, including bird walks and making bird feeders. FREE. Tuesday 26 January. 3.30-4pm A live performance on our 1772 Kirckman harpsichord in the Music Gallery. Everyone welcome. FREE.

Online: Tea Trail London

Tea Trail London is a new web app launched by the Horniman exploring the heritage of tea in London through three unique trails: Tea Through Time, World Tea Tastes and Taking Afternoon Tea. www.teatrail.london Please go to: www.horniman.ac.uk for information on regular activities including Art Makers, A World of Stories, Busy Bees, Discovery for All and Hands on Family Workshops.

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Pets Corner

New Year: New Pet Diet

ost of us face 2016 with a host of resolutions in mind, a number probably involving a note to self about calorific intake and pursuit of moderation in all things. I suggest adding another line to that fridge magnet list and take a good look at your pet’s diet, because there is more than a grain of truth in the adage, ‘you are what you eat’. Obesity, diabetes, gut and pancreatic disease are all increasingly afflictions of the modern pet, and diet is thought to be a major factor. As a behaviourist, I see hyper dogs and vicious cats morph into sweet biddable pets overnight, once a change in diet has been made. Let’s be clear, cats are obligate carnivores, they need to eat meat. Not any old meat, but fresh, as close to live and kicking as possible. Look inside your cat’s mouth, these are teeth for piercing and tearing, not for grinding vegetables. In the wild cats would eat some carbohydrate from the undigested stomach contents of prey, but this would account for around 5% of their diet, not the 30% that is the norm in many packaged cat biscuits. Some proprietary cat foods are excellent, but it is wise to check the label on the packaging. Ground up bits of animal and fish do not count. Beaks, feathers and trotters may all get thrown into that category and will be called meat and animal derivatives. Sure, the animal attached to those body parts may have been passed fit for human consumption, but when did you last eat beaks on a regular basis? There is no such thing as a vegetarian cat, so why do we consider it okay to feed cats a main diet of biscuits? Plant protein concentrates and various types of grain or sugar beet are routinely used as biscuit bulking agents. These may raise the overall protein content of the product, but is it the sort of protein a cat was ever made to digest on a regular basis? No, is the answer. The quality of protein will always trump quantity. All those extra, unnecessary carbs simply get turned into

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fat, and we wonder why our cat is getting porky? Our dogs fare no better. Unlike their wolf ancestors, they are opportunistic scavengers, not pure carnivores, and have evolved enzymes to digest carbohydrate in a way wolves cannot, but they still have the lupine short gut, and dentition, of the meat eater. So, if morphology is anything to go by, dogs have developed to digest starch if need be, but overall are designed to consume flesh. The convenience of kibble, together with clever marketing, persuades many of us that we are feeding our pets a quality diet. There is no doubt that our infinitely adaptable canine chums may appear to thrive on kibble but, as one eminent Vet explained to me, it is like feeding your kids chips with everything! Just take a look at your cat, is he getting fat despite eating very little? Is your pooch itchy, flatulent, irritable, edgy and unpredictable? Diet may be the culprit. A healthy pet has well formed, firm to hard stools; anything less should prompt dietary investigation and a visit to the vet. As responsible pet owners we have the opportunity to make informed choices for our pets, it doesn’t have to be hard - you just have to know where to look and how to read the labels. Do some research and discover the high quality options available. A place to start is: www.allaboutdogfood.co.uk/

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Dulwich Hamlet FC - News

Hamlet progress in FA Trophy

he club have continued their progress in the FA Trophy and will now have the novel opportunity to take opposition from up North, in the form of the winners of the Burscough vs Guiseley replay. Back at the tail end of November, Hamlet faced Margate at Champion Hill. The last time the two sides met back in April saw Dulwich defeated in the play off semi-finals, despite Margate’s consequent promotion there was clear recognition that there was potential for an upset. With the visitors largely dominating the first half, Freddy Ladapo received the ball on the edge of the box before placing the ball into the far corner of the net. Hamlet had attempts on goal to no avail but it was the final twenty minutes that saw the game turned on it’s head. The instrumental Ashley Carew, who has provided so many goals this season from set pieces swung a free kick into the penalty area, a poor defensive header saw the ball land to centre half Ethan Pinnock who promptly slammed the ball under the diving keeper to make it one a piece with fifteen minutes left on the clock. Euphoric celebrations broke out throughout the crowd and as the supporters belted out song after song, it was suddenly it was Hamlet themselves looking like the team from a higher division. Forward Ryan Moss, against the club he had only recently left, had an opportunity to show his former employers what they were missing but headed wide from Jordan Brown’s cross. Murrell-Williamson and Dean McDonald were too denied as the game approached added time. Forward came Nyren Clunis as he entered the penalty area and knocked the ball past his

opponent, the defender slipped and as he hit the ground handled the ball. The referee had no hesitation in awarding a penalty and what was surely the last chance of the game. Silence fell amongst the crowd of nearly 1500 as they nervously awaited the kick, Ashley Carew showed no nerves however, slotting home to send Hamlet into the 1st round proper. Some big names awaited Hamlet in the next round draw as the Conference National teams entered the fray but there was disappointed among some supporters when Hamlet discovered their opponents. This time it would be Hamlet who entered as favourites with an away tie at Bury Town from the Isthmian South. A professional performance saw Dulwich progress once again with goals from Clunis and Moss seeing out a 2-1 victory, providing the club with a rare test against northern opposition on 16th January. • Saturday 9th January – Enfield Town • Saturday 16th January – Burscough or Guiseley (FA Trophy) • Saturday 30th January – Harrow Borough Particularly in the winter months, please do keep an eye on the clubs website for fixture changes due to adverse weather or Cup commitments. www.pitchero.com/clubs/dulwichhamlet Dulwich Hamlet Supporters’ Trust info@dhst.org.uk | 07951 640099 @dhstorg

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Financial Matters

The Beginning Of The End: The Annual Tax Return

s we begin our journey through January 2016, it may well be the end of the beginning or indeed the beginning of the end, for the tax return. In truth who really cares? However, the thousands of tax payers who have yet to file their selfassessment tax return should have a view. There is less than 30 filing days left until the dreaded 31st January deadline. However, 31st January is often misrepresented as solely being the deadline for online filing of tax returns. Whereas in truth the date has three features: 1) The filing deadline for personal tax returns. 2) The deadline for the payment of any outstanding income tax and national insurance for the tax year that ended on the previous 5th April; and 3) The deadline for making the first payment on account of income tax and national insurance for the current year. This will only be applicable if a taxpayer had a self-assessment liability greater than £1,000 in the previous tax year. Taxpayers who miss the 31st January 2016 deadline will be subject to a fixed £100 penalty. This will also apply even if the taxpayer had no income tax liability. In addition to the late filing penalty, the following penalties apply to late submission of tax returns: • From 3 months late: taxpayers will be charged an automatic daily penalty of £10 per day up to a £900 maximum. • From 6 months late: taxpayers will be charged additional penalties which are the greater of 5% of tax due or £300. • Over 12 months late: there are additional penalties based on the greater of 5% of tax due or £300. In serious cases this penalty may be increased up to 100% of tax due. Where the income tax and national insurance are paid late the following penalties will be triggered: • 30 days late: 5% of tax due

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• 6 months late: 5% of tax outstanding at that date • 12 months late 5% of the tax outstanding at that date These HMRC penalties for late submission and late payment is designed to lift the submission of tax returns from its current position of 92% achieved on 31st January 2015. Furthermore, tax payers may consider submitting their tax returns before the peak experienced on the last two days. Last year, 979,256 tax returns were filed on 30th and 31st January. Self-assessment filing of tax returns is 20 years old in the UK, yet the annual nagging of tax payers to submit their tax return on time continues. The evidence does not appear encouraging or positive for the Chancellor’s proposals to have every self-assessment taxpayers submit quarterly tax returns by 2020. Such a goal may be more idealistic than realistic. Quarterly tax returns are the flagship of the Chancellor’s digital tax revolution, which saw HMRC publish ‘Making Tax Digital’ on 14th December 2015. Perhaps it may not be the beginning of the end for the tax return. Taxpayers reluctant to comply with the current single annual tax return can now look forward to the quarterly tax return. The tinted glasses worn by our Chancellor may allow him to echo that being an online system should not present taxpayers with any additional burden. That may well be a truth but will it motivate taxpayers to engage with the tax system? If the Chancellor is correct then this could well signal the beginning of the end of apathy for tax return submissions. For our Chancellor, time will tell. In the case of taxpayers yet to submit their 2014-15 tax return, time may well tell as we skip through to 31st January.

David Frederick FCCA Principal Marcus Bishop Associates Chartered Certified Accountants

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Slashing Youth Services By 73%

outhwark Council is consulting on slashing its expenditure on providing Youth Services from £3.3m to less than £1m each year. Councils face stark choices with central government grants to councils being cut yet again. But focusing a 73% cut to the Youth Service on top of cuts to this service over the last four years seem shortsighted. It risks things like the local Peckham Rye Adventure Playground being significantly less available or even closed. Diverting teenagers with real activities can be critical especially with rising knife crime. If you think the council needs to look harder to make savings elsewhere please sign the petition http://tinyurl.com/ppy4nz5

Winter Reading Challenge Southwark has just launched this new challenge for children aged 4-17 on Monday 29 December running through to 31 March. The challenge is to read 10 books over 13 weeks. To join in the challenge children need to be a Southwark Library member, complete a logbook. They have the opportunity to win prizes. Good regular reading habits profoundly improve children’s life chance. Even preschool children being read to by family members makes a significant difference. So I really welcome this challenge and hope you take part if you have children. Going to one of our great local libraries would make a great New Years resolution…

London National Park City The idea is to make London a Park City accentuating the amazing amount of open spaces, trees and wildlife areas London has. This campaign has cross political party support across London. Sadly Cllr Rosie Shimell and I have not been able to get Cllr Charlie Smith to sign up to this idea. Without all three East Dulwich ward councilors agreeing we can’t join in. To be honest I thought this was totally uncontroversial! If you’d like to know more: http://www.nationalparkcity.london/ward_support or contact me with your thoughts.

Struggling Thirteen months ago a lady was knocked over by a hit and run at the junction of East Dulwich Grove and Lordship Lane. She is still recovering. A cyclist was knocked over by a lorry at the same junction a short while later. Despite lengthy hospital stays and a long convalescent period which has not yet finished, their suffering seems to be insufficient for this junction to be upgraded by TfL or Southwark council. I’ve visited the site with council officials and am still trying to get agreement about making it safer. It would really help if you signed this petition to show people want this junction made safer ASAP: www.ipetitions.com/petition/safer-lordship-lane

M&S This is not just a building nightmare this is an M&S building nightmare…the saga continues. The builders have been illegally building late into the evenings so we’ve organised a legal notice to stop doing this so residents can get some sleep. The site has now been made safe – it was accessible to children contrary to basic building H&S laws. The owners have now admitted they are building 10 flats – which is contrary to the approved plans and national policies about social housing. Whether you love or hate the idea of M&S coming to East Dulwich - and I personally like the idea - the way it is happening should be deeply embarrassing and is contrary to all stated M&S ethics. If you think they should do better tell their CEO marc.bolland@marks-and-spencer.com and please copy me.

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Garden Talk

A Garden Room With A View

t’s not just men who need a cave – women need somewhere to retreat too. Have you heard of “she-sheds”? That’s the new lifestyle trend and I’m definitely fantasizing about it. Or it could be your teenage children who need to be contained at the end of the garden…you know, away from the house but still within boundaries? Whatever the reason, there are a few points to consider before embarking on “project garden room”.

What do you want it for? If you are going to use it as an office, art studio, playroom, gym, music room, to be used all year round, you’ll need heating, insulation and electricity. I would recommend then to avoid the cheap option and go for a proper garden studio which start at 15K and go up to 40K or more for bespoke, high end buildings.. If it’s a shed to potter around, informal play room, or a summer building you’re after then a customized sturdy shed (starting price £500/£600) will do the trick.

Impact on the garden The smaller the garden, the nicer the shed needs to be, as you’ll look directly onto it. It won’t feel rural, but a stylish courtyard in between house and shed, with a small tree in the middle, say, can look striking. Thoughtful placing is key to enhancing your space. A long thin garden can look broader with a shed spanning the back, while an L-shaped structure or putting the shed to the side creates depth. A monopitch roof with lower eaves at the front also makes the shed look further away. It’s also a good time to rethink the space around the shed, perhaps adding a pergola or deck for evening sun, or some garden lighting. A path, whether straight or serpentine, can create a nice visual connection between shed and house. Also think about orientation, balancing where the shed’s shadows will be cast. In any case your shed should blend with the landscape and be integrated within the planting and the whole garden, and not look like it landed from space. Consider the materials used for the shed carefully. Cedar cladding is stunning and weathers beautifully. A green roof will also help. If your shed is made with treated softwood which will therefore come in a rather unattractive brown, bright orange or green, paint it black! Black provides 38 | SE22 - January 2016

a great backdrop for planting and works in both contemporary or more traditional settings. Doors and windows help break up the façade, but too much symmetry can look a bit like a Wendy house. Finally the right planting will be key to frame, screen and soften the façade.

Council & Dulwich Estate planning permission In broad terms, outbuildings are considered permitted development and do not require a planning permission as long as you meet the conditions and limits. These are very clearly stated on the Southwark Council website, on this link: www.planningportal.gov.uk/permission/ commonprojects/outbuildings/miniguide However if your property belongs to the Dulwich Estate, even if the Council doesn’t require you applying for a planning permission, you must apply for permission to the estate Scheme of management. The application takes a minimum of 6 weeks and you will have to provide a sketch with measurements, levels, an elevation and materials proposed. In my experience as long as you put a reasonable proposal forward and show that you have carefully considered the impact on your neighbours and the planting surrounding the garden room, the permission will be granted. However you should never buy or commission it before the permission has been granted. Barbara Samitier - Garden Designer www.barbarasamitiergardens.co.uk

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The Last Word – Sarah Pylas

arah Pylas is a local writer and blogger, who has been sharing stories about Greek/ English family life on her blog, Grenglish, since 2011. Since then she has written for The Huffington Post, various online parenting websites, SE22 magazine (see page 10) and is resident content writer on Around Dulwich! Sarah has just published a book of Greek meze, soups and dip recipes with her sister-in-law ‘Secrets from Yiayia’s Greek Kitchen’.

How long have you lived in the area? 7-years ago I moved into my boyfriend’s (now husband!) flat on Barry Road, then we moved to Thompson Road, which is possibly the shortest street in ED, when I was pregnant with my son. We moved up the hill a bit towards Honor Oak almost 4-years ago.

What brought you here? Love.

Do you belong to any groups? I belong to the East Dulwich WI, which has brought so many brilliant women and opportunities into my life.

The best meal I’ve ever had… I had an amazing meal at Pedler on Peckham Rye recently. It’s a great place to go with friends – yummy food, buzzy atmosphere and lovely staff! I also visited the newly refurbished Dulwich Woodhouse before Christmas and enjoyed a superb Sunday lunch with the family! Highly recommend going.

Where is your favourite place to eat? Si Mangia on Forest Hill Road is a family favourite. They make fresh gluten-free pasta to order, so it means I can tuck in with everyone else instead of picking at a salad.

Your favourite place to go for a drink? I love to share a litre of Muscadet from the tanks at Toasted, but the rioja at The Palmerston is my absolute favourite.

Where’s your favourite place to walk? One Tree Hill. The views are incredible.

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What is your favourite shop? Ooooh, I have two! Through the Trees on Zenoria Road and The Dulwich Trader in West Dulwich are both fab.

And the last thing you bought there? I bought birthday gifts for my sister, my mum, both of my sister-in-laws and my mother-in-law all from The Dulwich Trader! Through the Trees is somewhere I go when I want to treat myself although it is dangerous, as I always want everything! Nick has a great eye.

Best bargain you’ve ever landed… My house! There is no way we could afford to buy it now. House prices in the area are insane now.

My secret ambition… It’s no secret, but to successfully launch the Greek range of dips from our book and see them on shelves in all good supermarkets would be the dream! That, and appearing as an extra on Eastenders. ‘Secrets from Yiayia’s Greek Kitchen’ is available on Amazon now for £7.99 www.yiayiaskouzina.co.uk / @yiayiaskouzina www.grenglish.co.uk / @grenglishblog

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