Welcome to London Nunhead

very disapointed with a bo0ok byJOHN D BEASLEY,a lot missed out about the times in the 59s/60s,no mention of trams running down thye side of the rye ,up dog kennel hill to the elephant,wilsons fair,the open swimming pool,the salvation army playing in the streets on sundays,the chimney sweeps/rag en bone man,horse and cart rounds,coranation street party,s the camp over peckham rye for the itialian prisoners of war,the peacocks,in peckhanm rye , the family,s that went hop picking,the low decker buses,kids playing on the bomb sites, so much missed out, things that people remember,,could have put down to earth things,the everyday things us folks did,yes very disapointed, millsy

disapointed

Yes, I well remember Cutler's, otherwise known as "penny, ha'penny, tuppence" which referred to his sweetie box as he pointed out the different values of the contents. Used to wind him up by asking "how much is that one" which resulted in him repeating the "penny ha'penny tuppence" line while getting more and more aeriated at each new request. Used to love the little black aniseed flavour gums.

if you lived in Evelina road,you must have known the beven family,the pet shop,byfields the food shop,the water troft under the bridge,the bombsite by tapisfield road,the 173 bus,and the 243,bus,sylvia burrows.ayres bakers shop,cheeses the paper shop,the oil shop,charlie morgons rag en bone shop,betty the hairdressers, lots more info. email me.

back before family holidays abroad,in the 1950s there was not a lot of money about ,to take the kids and family on holidays,so in the six weeks school holidays,what did most families do ,they packed up there pots,pans,bedding ect,and shoved it all on trucks,vans,lorries,trains, or any form of transport they could find,and head off from nunhead, Peckham,and all over London,to the hop fields of kent,it was a great way to have a break from London,and earn some bear money,on the hop farms the farmer provided tin huts, and work to pick his hops,all the family mucked in pulling the vines down, and picking off the hop heads into the canvas troffs,each bushel picked,was money for the family,food was cooked on open fires ,metal grids and little ovens,you wore your cloathes for a week,till sunday,that was wash day,and washed your self in a bowl,or small iron bath,the kids went scrumping for fruit, and the parents went to the local boozer,,there were people from all over London having sing songs

when you walk around the nunhead area,you are walking the roads and streets of those that have passed on ,and loved and lived in ol nunhead in the 1950s onwards,there was charley morgon, mr Wilcox,johny and betty the hair dressers,the law brothers,my cutler,fred ayres,mr kimble,mrs cheese,mr soper,mr beven,mr and mrs evens,a lot has changed in nunhead over the years,but once nunhead was just like a little villiage,everyone knew everyone,kids played in the streets,women nattered at there garden gates,men went to the bookies,or boozers,the salvation army had there sunday morning parade around the streets on sundays,no shops open on sundays,rye lane was the hub of shopping,there was Saturday morning pictures for the kids,and rag en bone ,men up and down the streets,coal was delivered by coal trucks,and milk men delivered the milk,crime was not known back in those days in nunhead,when you see the old folks around nunhead,stop and ask them what it was like,its a lot different in todays wo

yes I knew cutlers,also law brothers,johny,s the barbers,and betty,s the womens hair cut shop,the bus station ,later a wine supermarket,funfair at kings arms later the open air swimming pool,3 pubs,man of kent,nuns head,pyro,can go back to the prison of war camp for itialians,the nuns housing,the trolly buses before being replaced with trams,low decker buses,horse troffs,the salvation army,the 3 picture houses,the tower,the odeon ,the gaulmont,I could go on all day about ol nunhead,en Peckham,its all gone now into history,

Hi Lesley, I remember you all so well

Doe's anybody remember the sweet shop in Nunhead called Cutlers ?? Lovely nut rock brittle. By the way I used to live at Tresco Road. My email address is

You can't get a cup of tea in Nunhead,not a cafe in sight!

EMERGENCY REQUEST / PLEASE SHARE

Hi, I am a single mother with my 3yo son Sacha. I just moved back to London 3 weeks ago but an unexpected event is forcing us to leave our temporary accommodation.

I am looking for a double bedroom to rent in a child-friendly house share in either of these locations; Brockley / Nunhead / Peckham Rye / Telegraph Hill / Crofton Park / Honor Oak

Sacha goes to Sunrise community nursery in Brockley.

£400 to £600 incl bills. (my budget is tight until I get a confirmed job)

Please contact me ASAP if you know of anything suitable.

Hi, I'm looking to trace any info on my grandmother who lived in Nunhead from 1948 onwards . She lived there most of her married life so I figure someone would know her and her husband / family. Her name was Harriet Rose Banks. She lived at 34 Nunhead Grove in 1948 with her husband James banks. They did have 2 kids in the 1950's named Jennifer and Ray. Any info on my grandmother at the time would be most appreciated. I'm collecting a family history from my mothers side of the family. Contact me at

The council wasn't very fair to some of the long term shop tenants a few years ago, doubling the rent and wanting fully repairing leases (£60k just for repairs!) then having scared them off, they sold the properties (having refused over the years, to sell to the existing tenants or do the necessary repairs !!)

Project scapes is a local garden services / landscaping company .. low overheads and great prices

Happy to help in all aspects of garden work

Luke

freddy mc,cleave lived in howbury road next to the alley that led to barset road,and freddy shaw went to aldeny, set up a diving school,he was my best mate in the 50/60s his dad kept pidgons,was a bookis runner,had a brother ronny,and sister minny,took over to aldeny his consul car,he married the aldeny girl,who I think had relations in nunhead somewhere,

its great to read your memories of barset road,do you remember some of these old residents,starting from number 1,upwards,david phillips,Kenny smith,my lot the mills,slilly dye,mrs web,the shaw family, ivy phillips family,sally the girl that went to Australia,genny harris s family,the wiffens,reggy the comic of barset road,the dutch family at the top of the road,brian and jean Beasley,jack and prym mullow,Charlie saul,johny single,patsy Crossman,raymond and reggy George,patsy denya,ayres bakery on the corner,in nunhead lane there was drapers the dress shop,the wet fish shop,wilcox the fruit shop,the oil shop,johny,s the barber,cutlers sweet shop,the co op,cheese,s the news agents,toms café,charlie morgons,the pet shop,the chemists,the bevons boys,the horse troff,the petrol station,want to know more,email me.

Hi, I read your search letter today. I lived next door to you nan in the 70s. Julie, Bill and our daughter Karen. I am writing a biography of all the houses I have lived in.

If there's anything I can help you with, please feel free.

I was born in 1939,and lived at 5 barest road, nunhead,after the 2nd world war in nunhead,things were tight for everyone,our house had no bathroom{we used a bungalow bath,kept outside on a nail on the fence}we had no inside toilet,we used the only one ,in the garden,no heating,torn up news paper,and poor lighting,we had no washing machine,only a water boiler,mum used a scrubbing board,a mangle in the garden,we had an ascot water heater,no fridge,we had a coal fire,no tv,and put overcoats on our beds to keep warm,my dad was in the army,and when the bombing came, we had to sleep in an Andersen shelter in the garden,we all got nits,mum used to work at the laundry in gorden road,my sisters and I had jobs by the time we were 14,to help out,beside going to school,we were not the only family that lived like that in those days,in the 50s in nunhead it was do not have, now days its must have,most people must have the latest gadgets,how we all have changed,?????

I knew jeany Harrison, she had mates ivy phillips,and Mi{nnie shaw,I called then=m the 3 witches,as I was about 14, they always hung around together,yaking the mick out of us boys{,me,pete mills} also freddy shaw,Charlie saul,freddy mc,cleave,and a few more,our little gang,ivy,s dad was a coalman,minnie,s dad was a bookies runner,he kept pidgons,and ivy,s family lived next to nutty reg,I know lots of history of barest road,nunhead,and Peckham, from 1940s to 1956,solooking for more ,contact me, cheers pete.

i have a photo from 1949 with our class of 11 yr olds at pixis hill on a weks school holliday with mr channel and mr howells so if you were at hollydale then you know them

the football club used to play on browns field just up by ividale rd and was linked to the pub by nunhean station wich was known as browns,my old man played for them at the same time as dennis and les compton who went on to play for england and arsenel, as well as england cricket

a blast from the past, freddy mac is still around ,i spoke with is sister a few months back freinds reunited, i was at school with alfy bevan older bro.the shaw family i new i think the boy went to live in jersey. phillips was that the coaleman.i lived in howbury rd

Bridget Ducker oh my goodness well I never. I remember you and Mrs Rixon thats a blast from the past.

are you the david that lived in number 1, barest road,i am peter mills of number 5,you knew lilly die,raymond and reggie George,remember on the other side of the road there was john,next to pat further up, Kenny,then johny single, next to my house, lilly,then freddy shaw, the ivy Phillips, the jeaney Sullivan, down the alley, freddy mc cleave, your dad was a posty, had a model railway in the back garden,you lived next to the smiths, so is it you david ,.

I went to holidale school,and then Peckham rye secondary,i was in mr warrens class,brian Beasley was my cousin,jeeny was his sister, I had a girlfriend called Eileen ellis when I was at Peckham rye school,i can tell you loads about old nunhead, from 1946 to 1957,if your interested,contact peter on,

My Grandfather, William Charles Taylor ran A bakers on Nunhead Lane in the 1920s does anybody have any information or photographs as I am researching my family history.

I would be grateful for any information or memories you might have.

My email is

Front extension porch has leak directly under window. Either window seal or flat roof cause of problem.

nunays lordship lane 10 mins walkhead bit crap for shops realy theres alw

not much here bit crap realy

Hi,

I have been searching online for bits and bobs related to my family history and when I came across this, the name's rang a bell in my head. My Nan was best friends with your sister Kathy as she lived on Barset Rd too, along with my grandad and all their children (my mother included). They later moved to Beer & Wine, which is the home I remember my grandparents in and remember Kathy from when she would come round to do my Nan's hair still in the 90s!

My Nan was called Alice Harrison (Hodges) married to Donald and their children were: Jean, Pat, Eileen, Richard, Christine (My mum) and Martin.

Hi,

I have been searching online for bits and bobs related to my family history and when I came across this, the name's rang a bell in my head. My Nan was best friends with your sister Kathy as she lived on Barset Rd too, along with my grandad and all their children (my mother included). They later moved to Beer & Wine, which is the home I remember my grandparents in and remember Kathy from when she would come round to do my Nan's hair still in the 90s!

My Nan was called Alice Harrison (Hodges) married to Donald and their children were: Jean, Pat, Eileen, Richard, Christine (My mum) and Martin.

i grew up in barset road in the 40s to the 60s, peter mills from number 5,are you still around, silver burrows,barry jarvis,freddy mc cleave,charlie saul,raymon and reggie george,lilly dye ,arther macney,david phillips,freddy bevan,ronny shaw, or anybody that knew me, love to hear from you,pete.

want any history of ol nunhead in the 40/50s then contact peter on,

alo you new people of nunhead,here is a bit of historyof the ol place,barset road was where i was brought up,in the 1940s nunhead had low decker buses,the 243,it had bomb sites and horse troffs,all the street traders had horse en carts,in nunhead lane there was wilcox the fruit en veg shop,kimbles the chemist,hynes bakers{now ayres}charley morgons rag en bone shop,soapers wet fish shop,cutlers sweet shop,cheese the paper shop,co op grocers,to name a few,iin barset road you had the philips,smith,mills,dye,shaw,harrisons,the george family,the crab family, webs,single,saul,denya,bet there all gone now, mthe piro was run by alf en mable,my dad,{tommy mills}was the pot man,there was a crumpet factory in gorden road,as well as the bagwash doss house,up top of lindon grove was the capsul factory in solomans passage,next to the nuns head pub was the nuns housing,there was wilsons fair at end of nunhead lane,so ol nunhead is seeped in history,need to know more about nunhead or peckham,contact

The best road to live on in Nunhead is Harlescott Road. Its a lovely road, neighbours are friendly and its a short walk from Peckham Rye and Nunhead Cemetry. Houses are great value for money.

Can anybody remember Nunhead Football Club played in the Istmian League same time as Dulwich Hamlet.

Nunhead had an excellent goalkeeper named Eric Mulley.

If you remember give me a shout on e'mail

I knew a girl who lived near the Waverly Arms Pub wh alos went to Brockley central School, shoe wouldbe over 80 now.

Is she still around, if so make contact as I also went to BCS about the same time as you.

e'mail

I knew a girl who lived near the Waverly Arms Pub wh alos went to Brockley central School, shoe wouldbe over 80 now.

Is she still around, if so make contact as I also went to BCS about the same time as you.

e'mail

sorry just seen message sent SORRY BRIDGET that better lol x

hi briget I remember your family in barset rd if I am correct there was philip and there was charlie-chas who think was the youngest barbara i think was the oldest and beryl , and thinking back briget you was the youngest sister ?? i maybe wrong and i remember your mums name but its gone from my brain while sending message do you remember my friend steven smithson just along from you his mum was called doris and sister marion hope all ok love Roy

Hi my name is Ronnie lambert , lived in peckham from 1966 to June this year ;;; I would love to hear about WILSONS fair and and other old stuff that went on there ;; we lived at 24 new James court from 1966 till 2012. My mum dad and sister lived with us ;: alas all gone ;; I want to hear about the old pubs and the open air pools. We had a big family of lambert aunts and uncles ;; my mum was a Byfield she was o d of TEN the last sister died this year at 100 ! They came from bemonsey ;; did anyone know them ? My e mail is

hi I REMEMBER THE DUCKERS IN BARSET RD A LARGE FAMILY THERE WAS BERYL DUCKER BARBARA AND CHARLEY AND PHIL AND JUST ALONG FROM THEM WAS MY BEST MATE STEVE SMITHSON CROSS THE RD WAS ANN FRENCH AND OPP THE DUCKERS WAS AND OLD BOY CALLED REG WHO GOT DRUNK ON SUNDAYS AND INVITED US IN FOR DRINKS UNTIL HE FLIPED OUT AND WE WOULD ALL RUN OUT AND NEAR ANN FRENCH WAS SILVIA BROWN

Hi

Just used 007 handymen based indulwich- would def recommend them! They painted our hallway stripped our floorboards and sorted out our rodent problem! Google for their details.

Jay

Brockley/ nunhead

Would be keen to talk abouy the old days of Peckham Rye Lido of the cinemas in Rye Lane.

Mail me on

I remeber all the places mentiond including the 'flicks' Towr annexe.

It was our saturday night visit with fish and chips after with a walk across peckham rye.

very interested about Roberts Capsule Stopper co - do you know its history and when closed.

Vivid memories of Jones & Higgins, Holdrons and of course Jerome the photo shop.

I lived on the Honor Oak Estate ans many times a vist to the Kings Arms pub when I was old enough, after a day at Wilsons Fair.

There must be more memories to share.

Charles Mail Me

I recall knowing a young lady many years ago named Betty Miles, she used to line in the Nunhead area. I wonder if anybody knows whether she is still around.

mail me on

I looked around but couldn't found any petshop. Please help me to find one, I need pet lolll :)

i lived in barset road in the 50s ,i knew a david phillips who lived at number 1,his dad was a postman,he lived next to mrs smith,then there was my family in number 5,next door was lilly dye,over the road was ramond and reggie george,so is it you david, or someone with the same name.

i lived in barset road in the 50s ,i knew a david phillips who lived at number 1,his dad was a postman,he lived next to mrs smith,then there was my family in number 5,next door was lilly dye,over the road was ramond and reggie george,so is it you david, or someone with the same name.

Jeff Latouche did some work for me, and I'm afraid I can only describe him as a complete cowboy. He was unreliable, did a poor job, wouldn't give me a receipt (cash only!), and wanted to have an argument about everything. Terrible.

ohhhhh sounds good , i wonder when they will get there site up and running.

hold it in back room of the waverley arms sure they will help you ..

My sister used to live in barset rd 52.dont know if you new them kathy +nobby clark.used to drink in the man of kent.

HI Bridget are you in touch with her. I love to get in touch. So many memorys. Do you remember the ferguson, mark grant paul marsha she was a good friend. Roy mathews i believe he runs the family butchers along nunhead lane.

knew Dawn well.She lives in Hastings now.

I grew up in nunhead untill the 70s i lived in tappesfield road, i went to peckham rye school. my sister live in barset rd with her husband. kathy and nobby clark. i remember the lady that lived below my sister mrs swan. acouple of doors away lived a man called charlie his dad had no legs. do you remember the peirce family linda sandra moony cant remember the rest. i knew a girl called dawn lorman who lived in nunhead grove. opposite the man of kent pub.

Did anyone know my family.

They used to have one, but sadly it has expired. The shop in Nunhead is still going strong. So sad that the Penge and Beckenham shops have closed. I remember their marvellous shop in Bromley Market Square, which closed some years ago, and has been replaced with yet another coffee chain outlet. Not a change for the better!

The URL was www.ayresthebakers.com

Hi Peter.I remeber most of them things in Nunhead,as kids my brother and I worked in the bagwash on weekends.We lived in Carden Road,As a teenager I meet up on the Rye at Toms cafe ,we all had moterbikes or cars,but you could not do the same today.It was good times in Nunhead and Peckham.

there is now it is growing all the time

Dose any 1 want to play poker in nunhead ??

dose any one want to play poker in nunhead ??

hellol go in the waverley arms pub they mite be able to help you the to a fuction room and its free

there is a loveley pub called the waverley arms in ivy dale rd cheaspest drinks round the area quiz nites on a monday live music on sunday and it got the best fuction room ive ever seen with its own bar and mens toilet best of all the room is free u sud pop in and tell me what you think good family fun pub:)

yer there is a loveley pub called the waverley arms in ivy dale rd cheaspest drinks round the area quiz nites on a monday live music on sunday and it got the best fuction room ive ever seen with its own bar and mens toilet best of all the room is free u sud pop in and tell me what you think good family fun pub:)

Hi, I am a (female) MSc student studying human development at Birkbeck University in conjunction with the British Association of Psychotherapy. I am looking for a newborn or soon to be born baby which I need to observe for 1 hour per week within the home for 18 months. I can supply a letter of reference from the university. If you are interested in taking part in this mutually rewarding study, please contact Sarah Vaughan for an initial chat on **** ****1 or by email on

y is there not more ppl drinking in the waverley arms ?????????

Hiya.. me and my partner are looking to rent a 1-bed in Nunhead as soon as possible.. the rental market's gone mad and there are very few properties out there. Please email me know if you know of anything coming up or available now.

Thanks.

Amanda

Hi Ally

I teach a Hatha Yoga class in Nunhead at Ivydale School, Ivydale Road, SE15. Its a short walk from Nunhead station and the classes are every Monday evening, 7.30pm to 8.45pm.

Email me on

Can anyone tell me about the Jones' family that lived at 29 Stanlay House. Nunhead.

would love to have any info

Ken

Hello!

There is a Hatha Yoga class on Monday evenings, 7.30pm -8.45pm, ivydale school, Ivydale Road

Contact:

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hi, would love to get back in touch with people I used to know,,,,, lived in barset road in 60s and early 70s before moving to peckham,, went to hollydale school, can remember mrs rixon head teacher, There used to be wet fish shop and next door gift shop run by same couple used to play with there daughter , remember petrol garage run by mortons ,, used to hang around with their daughter paula, she had brother raymond, would love to hear from all who remember me

No you haven't chosen the wrong side - its nice and quiet in Borland Rd. There were loads of "local" shops in Cheltenham Rd, including a post office, a green grocers and a butchers, a dairy ... but everyone headed off to sainsburys and they closed. If you want shops, pubs, etc ... perhaps forest hill rd is nearer.

Evelina Rd used to be really great 30 years ago ... there was a laundry, a nicer bakers, 2 greengrocers, an offlicence, a petshop, a cobblers, a recordshop, a tea rooms, an aquarium shop, antiques centre, clock shop, photographers, an optician, gift shop ... etc. To add to the village feel .. there was also an old horsetrough that the council removed and replaced with an ugly recycling bank.

Hi,

Kitto Rd is great. Lovely parks,no chavs or few gangsters. The rail station is exactly 7 minutes away from the station.

Nice public school down the road. The hill view is brilliant,quite leafy surrounds. Two shops not to far away. Great community activities in the newly opened cafe opposite the park.

I am moving from East Dulwich to Nunhead but I understand that all the life is happening on Nunhead Lane or Evelina Road, while I will be in Borland Road...

Apart from the Ivy House, is there anything else around there?

I noticed all the shops on Cheltentham Rd that were closed over the weekend, seem to be shut also during the week. Not a chemist neither?

I really like the flat and being near the park but need some advice also on safety in that particular area. Did I choose the wrong side of Nunhead?

Don't Know which end of Bellwood Road you refer to I've not been there since 1974, but at one end was the Vicar's house and the Church Hall, at the other end Ivydale road school and a derelict house since 2nd world war most of the house were built after the 2nd WW

I asked him to repair my roof. The first problem was to get him to send me a quote - I had to pester him for umpteen times. The next problem was getting him to turn up. He was completely unreliable - on several occasions he said he would be coming and then didn't turn up, no phone call, nothing. When he did come he skimped the work, was hardly there and the price was exorbitant for the amount of work. AVOID

Hi

Just to let you all know that I can look after your cats (and other small animals) over the Easter hols. in Nunhead. Take a look at my website

www.thecatsitter.co.uk for further details. Thanks

There's another great pub closer to you on Dennett's Road called 'The Telegraph at the Earl of Derby'. You can easily walk to Queens Road or Brockley stations, which are getting the East London Line in May, plus Nunhead station which is on the Thameslink and also goes to Victoria. Night buses run down the old kent road, but you'll have to walk from New Cross - there are a few - the N172 springs to mind. You have got Telegraph Hill park nearby with sweeping views of the capital. Nunhead high street has 2 butchers; a great bakers and a first class fishmonger. Cheaper than East Dulwich and minus the pretension.

Dog Kennel Hill , East Dulwich, Adventure Playground has an intimate newly built music studio situated on its grounds. It has musical equipment there. It's fantastic!!!

You can take a train from Nunhead station and it's only 2 stops away.

Contact Patrick (Manager) on: 0207 274 6197.

Good luck and welcome to Nunhead!!!

Hello, i am moving to Nunhead in early 2010 and am very much looking forward to it. I need to find a studio space to play and record drums. Can anyone help? Thanks, John

at peckham rye school i was in mr warrens class,i was at nunhead lane school, bid you know the bevans in nunhead lane,also i worked as a baker for fred ayres bakery,my dad drank with charlie morgon,at the piro,did you know sylvia burrows,or the people who run the pet shop in nunhead lane, .pete.

bert is my brother, violet was my mother{passed away}tommy mills was my father, doreen and edna are my sisters.

Did anyone see what happened yesterday evening?

The Restaurant Nunhead, Pampered Chef event Thursday 19th November 12-2.30 come along and get some cooking tips as well as sampling some pampered chef goodies. £30 gift prize draw

You must have been at Hollydale Primary..I rememberBarry Jarvis,Sonia Simpson and I think Brian Beasley was my country dance partner when we were in the juniors!!!I was at the school from Sept.1946-July1953 and lived at 49 Evelina Rd.which my grandparents had rented since about 1910 or12,having previously been in Tappesfield Rd. by Nunhead green.The last member of the family moved away in 1974.I've lived in Worthing for 25 years,married with 2 sons and see dear old Nunhead from time to time as my elder son lives in Dulwich!Can you remember any more names?If you were at Hollydale,you will remember Mr.Draper,Mr.Channel and maybe a few more on the staff??All the best,Christine Middleton(was Chandler-Honnor)E-mail

Hi Majella,

I don't know if you've found a cleaner, but there was a lady that used to clean for us, her number is ********1. don't know if she's still into it, but there is no harm in trying. She was really trusthworthy.

I am looking for a mother that has basic experience with computer and office job. The work is 5 hours a week and flexible.

If you would like more information about the job please email me at

Good day, i live in Nunhead. i am looking for a local cleaning job for a few hours a week. I am extremley reliable, trustworthy and an excellent cleaner with high standards.

So if you need any help with any cleaning or odd jobs to be done please let me know. I also hold a fullclean drivers licence and have my own transport too.

I was born in the UK and have live in London for many years.

Hope to hear back from you.

Please drop me an email to discuss further.

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Just curious - is the old apartment building showing on Google Satellite map as Station Court, Gibbon Road right by the Nunhead Station still there or has it been redeveloped into nice homes?

If it has been demolished and rebuilt with nice homes at its site, does anyone know how long ago the redevelopment was? I am just curious how out-dated those Google Satellite Maps are.

Just curious - is the old apartment building showing on Google Satellite map as Station Court, Gibbon Road right by the Nunhead Station still there or has it been redeveloped into nice homes?

If it has demolished and rebuilt with nice homes at its site, does anyone know how long ago the redevelopment was? I am just curious how out-dated those Google Satellite Maps are.

The green flower pot looks a bit sad though - one wispy plant trying to survive in there!

The newest looking one is the latest addition to the street. The other two were added to the street on spare land after number one was built! Hence they had to have a number that related to their position in the road. We have a new house in our street number 30a because it was on land between 30 and 31!

I grew up in Nunhead and do cleaning in Nunhead and Dulwich. I charge £10 per hour and am an excellent cleaner. I am reliable, trustworthy and can provide first class references having worked for discerning clients. I have experience of gardening and housekeeping also.

Thank you for your time. For further details if you require My email is :

I'm looking for a window cleaner (2nd floor) and a damp specialist in Nunhead?

I walk passed these houses every day on my way to get the train - And I just dont understand why these houses are numbererd this way. They all appear to be single dwelling houses. Though the large one on the end looks newer. But then when I look at 1 and 1A they also look a bit different from the rest of the houses on the road.

So -can anyone tell me why? its soooo bugging me!!! and I just cannot find any info on the internet.

Thanks

I'm looking for a window cleaner (who can do 2nd floor windows) and a damp specialist in Nunhead? Can anyone help?