LordshipPain

It's interesting how local businesses and the people that own / work in them are not considered part of the "community". The dictionary says "a group of people living in the same place" as the principal definition. Why are we forced to accept a secondary definition where those who don't live in social housing, the vast majority of people in East Dulwich, are told to shut up?

If weeds are allowed to grow for too long they lift pavements and create obvious tripping hazards. Obviously removing them from your wall and/or garden is unacceptable.

Where are our resident pro-regime astroturfers to tell us all the court's decision was completely what they wanted?

Purely coincidental that there would be lots of Labour voting students living there.

There seem to be a number of head boys and head girls on here that just cannot deal with others having any kind of opinion or emotion on the severe congestion that is being deliberately caused; Dulwich Village is also closed. This site is a joke. If you have an opinion be prepared to be put in your place by the bossy know-it-alls that answer EVERYTHING.

Why is it that two or three people think they have the right to talk down to everyone else on every thread?

Why does the council require their street cleaners to leave blue bin bags (which are full of doggie poo bags) on the pavements to be ripped open by foxes and birds when they are regularly not collected for two or three days? It is disgusting walking down the street to see, or have to stand next to at a bus stop, this: This

Jim1234 if property is theft then how should it "belong" to them?

Stepped out of my garden on Underhill Road (neighbours have overgrown bushes so visibility is very poor) just as a cyclist on an electric bike - not a Lime bike but clearly his own bike - whizzed past on the pavement shouting expletives at a car that was not going fast enough over the speed bumps for the cyclist's liking. If I had been half a second earlier, with my dog, I or the dog would have been seriously injured as he was going full pelt. He had on the lycra and a helmet. No apology or even acknowledgment.

The empty shop that used to be The Dulwich Beer Dispensary on the corner of Lordship Lane and Melford Road has squatters in it. They moved in over the weekend - Sunday I think.