by Around Dulwich | Sep 12, 2019 | News
It’s been a perfect start to the season for Gavin Rose and his squad with three wins out of three, sadly this winning start ended with a one – nil away defeat to Hemel Hempstead in mid-August. However, heading into September, the team sits in the top half...
by Around Dulwich | Sep 6, 2019 | News, People, The Last Word
Maya is the Head Chef at Babette in Nunhead, SE15. How long have you lived in the area? I moved to South London from Brittany 15 years ago. Since then I have lived in Herne Hill, Brixton, East Dulwich and now just near Peckham Rye Park. What brought you here? I moved...
by Janine Winlaw | Aug 30, 2019 | Home and Garden, News
Hydrangeas are gorgeous shrubs – their large blousy heads create abundance and colour into late summer, often taking on pinky hues in autumn, with dried seed heads adding winter structure too. They can be broadly categorised into two species, including Asian...
by Around Dulwich | Aug 29, 2019 | News
During the close season, there have been dramatic changes to the squad at Dulwich Hamlet with only a handful of those featuring last season remaining. After the pre-season games, the team looks very strong and should be looking to challenge for a top table, in not...
by Leanne Spencer | Aug 28, 2019 | Health & Fitness, Mind and Body, News
I want to talk about some of the better alternatives to BMI. I’ve heard this number bounced around quite a bit. It stands for Body Mass Index, and it is an equation (based on height and weight) that is done to give you a rough indication of whether you are overweight,...
by Around Dulwich | Aug 26, 2019 | News, Schools
Matt Neil, teacher at Alleyn’s Junior School, tells us how to encourage sharp thinking skills in our children. How many uses are there for… a brick? I recently showed my form a picture of a house brick and asked them to think about different possible uses for it. The...
