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Hello, my name is Amanda and I first came to the area 12 years ago to attend South bank university and am now starting a business selling in Waterloo a large range of cakes, cupcakes, and tasty treats. Thought I would join up on here to find out about interesting events in the area and let everyone know about my exciting new venture :)

Hi. I am Aaron and been living in SE1 for five years now and also first about 12 years ago. I really love the area and see how it is changing. If you want to be in touch, send me a message. A

My name is Peter and Ive been living in the area for just over two years now on Tooley street. Have just recently been made aware of this site trying to find a trustworthy washing machine engineer! Now hoping its gonna be quite usefull, informative and entertaining.

Evening all,

I'm Hrishi, moved into Long Lane about a month ago, though I've been fairly familiar with the area from earlier.

Interests include reading, travelling, exhibitions, museums etc.

Hoping to contribute as much as I take away from here. And oh yes, do get in touch for any similar interests.

Cheers!

hey everyone

I recently moved to bankside not long ago

looking to meet other people in the area to make friends and go out with etc

im 24, like pubs and music! and restaurants etc

if anyone else is local, around my age and wants to chill out or explore se1 let me know!

feel free to msg me

thanks

naz

hi everybody i was born in dixs place in bermondsey
in 1941 all my grandparents and parents came from all around i had my aunt clara and uncle bill who lived in neckinger estate we moved from bermondsey
to dagenham in essex in 1945 but ivery often went to see my aunt and uncle in bermonsey on several times when iwas growing up.

Hello SE1!
I'm Frank Britton, retired secondary school teacher, and I'm researching the life of my great uncle, William Hooker, who was born in 1880 at 89 Wickham Street, Lambeth. At the age of 31, following service with the Imperial Yeomanry in the second Anglo-Boer War, he emigrated to Australia. In 1914 he joined the Australian Imperial Force, and was subsequently wounded in France on 23rd February 1917. Repatriated to No 2 General Hospital, Fulham Road, Chelsea, he died of his wounds on 12th June 1917. According to his records, he attended Walnut Tree LCC School, and I wonder if the it's the same one still standing!!

Hi SE1 Forum,
We are your local fire station that covers nearly all of the SE1 area. We have taken to the forum to raise awareness about the plans to close Southwark Fire Station.

Hi there!

This looks like a great forum for those who live in or frequent the SE1 area. I'm the latter.

Has anyone also been on Talk London?

Another exciting forum - this one's for talking about issues that affect the whole of London - it's an online community created by the Greater London Authority, so a good place to have your say.

Nice to virtually meet you all.

I'm Suzy aged 43 and have lived in SE1 for nearly 7 years and I don't know anyone in the area! I also work in SE1 which is why I moved here. Just joined this site and find it interesting.