Fred — I have it on, erm, good advice that for every high there’s a low, and ecstasy’s low often comes two or three days afterwards. My wife used to work in mental healthcare, and she says 27 December is sadly a busy time.

I’m going to be a dad for the second time. Does that count as a positive story?

Apparently there’s going to be a feature on it in Junes ID magazine — has Hoxton finally come to Peckham i wonder? I bet we could outdo them in terms of funny haircuts and “urban edgyness” any day.

And the Sun and Doves are having a BBQ and Trojan records sale on Sunday — which is nice.

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As for positive stories, I assume Camberwell-online readers will have to take this into their own hands by logging off, going out and doing some positive things around the place.

Regarding street drinking outside Nando’s — isnt the building above Nando’s actually a homeless hostel still? I thought this was where a lot of the street drinkers lived… along with the Maudsley hospital up the road…

On a positive note — only 9 days til Camberwell Arts Festival

Also — this months Southwark Life had a massive feature on the development on the building on the corner of St Giles Road. A landmark architectural building that will be a child dev centre.

We really do have a lot of NHS buildings/orgs in Camberwell dont we…

A while ago there was apparently a hilarious mass brawl outside Nando’s, crutches and Special Brew everywhere. It really did stop the traffic.