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ruffers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A car is parked on the street. > > Is that it? Have I missed anything? No. Just a load of assumptions based on nothing except a posh car parked where no posh car should be (according to some) :))

DulwichBorn&Bred Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So no one knows for sure what it?s going to be? Seems not. But hey, a great excuse for the usual forum rambling (including mine), no? :))

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > these spaces should be on the far side of the car > park as far as I'm concerned. When you are > breeding you are at your most fit. Those of us in > our 50s and 60s have NO sympathy because we had to > get on a bus after having to fold up the push > chair with a baby under one arm and shopping as > well What a load of bollocks. Speak for yourself. I'm in my late sixties and did the folding up the baby buggy thing with shopping etc. I am delighted that these days people with cars and children have spaces allocated to them so that they can do their shopping without having to be stressed and worried about their children's safety. It is incredibly selfish for people who don't need them to park in spaces allocated for those with children and those with disabilities. I actually think there should be CCTV and fines, though I doubt it will happen because of the cost.

I'm hoping it's not going to be a Nandos. Apart from feeling sorry for the poor factory farmed chickens, Nandos always seem to have a really weird vibe (based on an admittedly very small sample of three). Anyway, there's one just down the road near King's.

Here it is: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=494872770969287&id=229752250814675

There's a video about the Docs still being made in England. Unfortunately I saw it on Facebook and I can't see how to link to it without linking to the post as well.

slims Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It belongs to a man who drives it now and then, > nothing to worry about. If this is true then I can't really see what all the fuss is about!

bsand Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Gypsies one of Hitler's untermenschen to be > liquidated. And your point is what, exactly?

Yes there's a battery recycling box in the Co-op in Lordship Lane.

?98 a month? I've just switched suppliers from Flow to Avro and I'm paying ?57 a month for gas and electricity in a three bed terrace! ETA: So I've nearly saved as much as your fifty pound one off incentive in a month (except I haven't, because I wasn't paying anything like as much as ?98 a month with Flow)

Huggers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Large brown paper bags for garden waste available > from library, leave outside front on any bin day. You aren't allowed to put soil in them though .....

Better to go on a few comparison sites, put in your postcode and annual useage, and see who is cheapest. Then look at customer service ratings. Also, sites such as Money Saving Expert give cashback in some cases if you switch through them (but even with the cashback you are not necessarily getting the cheapest deal)

Jakido Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Looks like there is a change of use planning > application to change it into a Nail Bar. That's bad news :(

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redpost Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "So where can cars drop off and pick up passengers > safely and within the driving regulations of > denmark hill station?" > > The nearest is probably fox on the hill car park, > but *shock horror* the passenger will have to use > their legs and actually walk/waddle a bit. Also when the lights are red. Done that a few times. You just have to be very quick.

James Barber was always very prompt and helpful in responding. James McAsh has only recently been elected but has already been very proactive in helping people on here, despite I imagine being on a very steep learning curve. I think you are being rather harsh.

ianjm Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's like whack a mole. Oh dear, I know I shouldn't, but that did make me laugh :))

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue, I am sure that can find conspiracy sites > where the UK is bending over backwards to > accommodate Russian interests too. Which we are. That isn't the point, is it? And to the best of my knowledge the site I linked to is not a "conspiracy site."

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Or advertise it free on this forum. Someone will > want it They probably won't if it's "more like grit" :)

When we passed on Sunday there were families with children sitting outside in there. Surely this rubbish is a health hazard, particularly for the children. Couldn't something be done from that angle (I have no idea what)?

DulwichLondoner: Surely the times of operation of a particular bus lane will depend on the traffic patterns during the day on that particular road/route? Which are quite likely to vary from road to road and depending on the time of day and direction of travel. Also, during those roadworks, the congestion was an absolute nightmare and I was more than once sitting on a bus near Denmark Hill station for a very long time because of vehicles going both ways trying - and failing - to pass each other. Gadge: You say "I think it's pathetic that you can not drop someone off at a station using a 10 second stop in a bus lane without receiving a fine." First of all, I cannot believe you could drop someone off in ten seconds. Secondly, bus lanes are there for a purpose, and consequently so are the fines. Once you start making exceptions to "drop someone off" you might as well not have the bus lane at all.

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > lavender27 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I think "Brexshit" sums it all up, I think I'll > > claim to have posted the sticker there, let's > the > > kid off the hook. Under this heading of this > > thread, "it made me laugh". (you did ask) > > > Some of the remainers put their "B****cks to > Brexit" stickers everywhere. > > This guy sells them - a nice little earner "Great > for a party or to wind up your favourite leaver." > :) > > https://www.euflagmafia.com/100_Bollocks_to_Brexit > _stickers_OR_choose_200_or_1000_UK_only/p5046194_1 > 7931967.aspx That's a bargain! Somebody gave me one on the anti Trump march. I think I might buy a roll :)) And then there is this: http://www.fuckofftape.com/buy.php

This is very interesting in relation to Trump's connections with Russia: https://secure.avaaz.org/campaign/en/shocking_truth_about_trump/?bLXOlab

What sort of waste are you talking about? Surely anything which isn't recyclable would go to landfill in the green bin?

apbremer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I understand from the grape vine that DE and the > leaseholders had reached agreement to redevelop > the site to provide flats (yes, including > affordable) and a supermarket (Waitrose/Aldi??) > but Southwark jobsworth planners have blocked it > as they insist of a "Community Pub", despite the > fact that no other pub operator would look at this > site, and pubs are closing wholesale every where. > God save us from the cretins who control us. Are you sure that this was not "Community Hub"? Something quite different from "Community Pub" http://www.octopuscommunities.org.uk/our-projects/community-hubs/what-is-a-community-hub/