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Oh, poor you.

This link should help: https://www.recyclenow.com/recycling-locator

That much is obvious.

I’d have gone for ‘scorned’.

I was going to post this in the Lost/Found/Stolen. The government shelled out £2.7m for photos of the King for public buildings but take-up wasn’t enthusiastic. But they won’t let on which institutions said yes or no. Has anyone seen one of these portraits locally? I’ll be on the lookout from now on. Over 46,000 public bodies spurned offer of free King Charles portrait | King Charles III | The Guardian

What year is it on your planet? 1925?

What’s really amazing is those who expect society and the built environment to be organised solely for their convenience because they choose to drive a car. A lifestyle choice (for so it is for most drivers) that impacts negatively on us all.

Try emailing Cllr Smith and asking him. Instead of posting rhetorical questions on here seeking validation of your opinions.

So, it was a general crime prevention type leaflet? Not specific to Dulwich Village, not referring to rising crime and certainly not referring to LTNs or road layout changes?

What exactly did this leaflet say?

This is not a given, the only evidence for this is your unsubstantiated claims. I will ask again: can we see a copy of this leaflet?

Thanks! I knew I’d seen one somewhere but couldn’t recall where. Is it just me who always reads the new royal cipher as C3PO?

Antonio’s in Lewisham but it’s probably almost as far.

It doesn’t matter what you claim to be guided by, you are speculating on the reasons for the closure of this business, something which you have denied. l have never run a small retail business but I worked in many when I was younger. Have you ever run a cheese shop?

Not that you’re speculating or anything.

If your earlier posts were not speculation re the closure of this business, then I’m Edam. And if cheese shops are a generically good business model, as you stated, I’m sure another fromagerie will take its place. It’s a wonder to me there’s not one on every corner.

No, I do not. But I’m not speculating as to the reason, you are.

Do you actually know why the shop closed?

It was a reference to a much mocked Liz Truss speech. About cheese.

Cheese Block, Mons and Heritage formed a cheese triangle.

It does not say “vulnerable car users”. It says: Patrolling targeted areas, highlighting vulnerable vehicles That is very different. I presume “vulnerable vehicles” means those unsecured or likely to be targeted (spates of crimes against particular makes and models seem to occur from time to time). https://www.metengage.co.uk/Content/LocalLookup?__RequestVerificationToken=CfDJ8Nmm_5cXbUhKrvNqLscSU1yTxHl2s2dlNuMf-9dCAUZkSFsh-PnmPvO2SmfJKmIxssNZKuC7gJPI5oM2nV7myMQndh-9-kLDg8-15S0nqYwpvs4j9I_wSNiNkjDlQG13-4yyddWQP__0OrAVYcMY2HI&Lat=51.450531&Lng=-0.0853887&lookupAddress=Dulwich+Village%2C+London%2C+UK

Apart from the fact that you have no idea why this business has closed, the notion that cheese shops are somehow an economic barometer belongs in the small world of Liz Truss.

Is this an attempt at satire?

“furry friends welcome”. Great, I’ll drop the cat off when it opens. And next door’s rabbits.

As I asked you previously: exactly when and where? Can we see this leaflet? What exactly were you told? The SNT officers in our ward do sometimes distribute their newsletter door to door and I would imagine the DV team do likewise. SNTs will also conduct targeted patrols of problem areas or to address specific criminal behaviour. But the latest Dulwich Village SNT newsletter (it’s available on the DV SNT twitter feed) makes no mention rising crime, LTNs, road layout changes etc. Nor is there any mention in the DV SNT social media posts. I don’t doubt that the police and PCSOs in the DV team make efforts to speak to people locally and give crime prevention advice. However, your claim that you were told by one of these officers that crime was rising due to changes in traffic management, this to me rings as untrue.