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Rianoo

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I have noticed that some parks around South London give opening times on their gates although they generally seem to be open earlier than that. Does Dulwich Park stick to its 8am opening time ? The reason I ask is that it is fully gated unlike others.
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Southwark made cutbacks to people opening up/closing their parks a few years ago so they can't be everywhere at once.


The smaller parks are sometimes the last ones to close but it doesn't always work like that. I've been thrown out at 4pm in the past.

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? It has gates all the way round. They gradually go round at the closing time for the time of year finishing with the gate by the car park (useful to know if your usual gate is already shut and you don't fancy climbing over).


Rianoo Wrote:

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> @Sue

>

> The front gates at P Rye park do shut but there

> are no other gates so you can just wonder in

> around the back. Probably why there were loads of

> tin foil cups in there this morning !!

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  • 2 months later...

John - original act talks of permitting the MWB to close the park "between such hours of night as the Board may from time to time prescribe". You could interpret this to mean dusk to dawn, but it's a little vague.


Perhaps there is more in the papers relating to the gift by the Governors of the Estate.


https://www.thegazette.co.uk/London/issue/25533/page/5530/data.pdf

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