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There will be cameras strategically placed within the zone, as with the CC in town, but I daresay one could sneak around the backstreets avoiding Barry Road, Lordship Lane etc and not get nabbed

That'll kill the evening sun on Bruno's seating area

Why is this a thread?

I'm with Redjam. No-one is going to get knocked down. It's a lovely neighbourhood venue and it's nice to see folk quietly enjoying life.

That's the one! Well remembered. Bony Fido Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > kford Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > GBK was a short-lived bar called The East > Dulwich > > Bistro or similar; watched the 2006 World Cup > in > > there > > There was a place called Dulwich Brasserie in > that location, next door to another bar

A taste of what traffic lights at the junction of ED Grove and LL would be like

GBK was a short-lived bar called The East Dulwich Bistro or similar; watched the 2006 World Cup in there

The crossings' reds aren't on for as long as they would be for the two ways at that junction, which would presumably also have a right filter green from LL plus an all-green pedestrian cycle. Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > kford Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Traffic will be backed up to Heber Road with > > lights there > > People said there would be problems with the two > (then) new pedestrian crossings in Lordship Lane, > but to the best of my knowledge there haven't been > any issues?

Traffic will be backed up to Heber Road with lights there

It's been scuffed and has had bricked dislodged by turning trucks a bit, but not smashed like that for as long as I can remember.

It's really pummelled. Looks like a Transit has hit it, by the numerous smashed body panels that are left behind.

sally buying Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Because of Khan car values in London and on the > resale market because of the ulez are scrap only. > > I have the same problem. No one wants them. ULEZ brought in by one Boris Johnson, in 2013

More phone use too

Month-long refit

Yep, confirm it's gone. Name removed and empty. Real shame, as Tim and his team ran a nice little hang-out there.

Clearing or renovating?

Really urgent legal docs finally arrived, postmarked Dec 10th, plus a replacement credit card ordered Dec 3rd. Shocking.

Great idea, rch

I researched this a few years ago after being caught in one; you're allowed in for 20m or so, for turning tight left, for example. https://blog.greenflag.com/2015/the-boom-in-bus-lane-fines-how-to-appeal-a-ticket-or-pcn/

Ginnie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does anyone know why the Southwark recycling > centre on the Old Kent Road is not accepting any > of the regular materials that go in your blue > recycling bins? I took a car full of cardboard > there and was told that it had to go in the > household waste section. I don?t understand the > logic of this when there is so much extra > cardboard around to be recycled due to all the > home deliveries being made. The recycling truck has always taken our oversize cardboard waste, if left next to the blue bin

They take the disco 4 lights to upgrade disco 3s. If it's an early disco sport, probably the same.

If it's a discovery, it's common. Removed with a screwdriver slotted between light and tailgate

Cora Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > With so few places as the bad weather draws in > couldn't the cinemas show ongoing old classics - > twice the shows but half the audience? I know it's > the bigger picture for the organisation but would > be so sad to see it go.... Odeon is doing this soon, ?5 tickets to see 80s classics like Dirty Dancing and Back to the Future on the big screen

'03 MINI mini

There's a decent Mini with a council destruction notice on it on Cranthrew Road