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Thanks for letting me know :)

Any one know why my post was deleted ? re Labour councillors knocking on doors. Thanks.

Did Labour Councillors knock on your front door today ? *Peckham Rye Labour campaigning session this Saturday * Asking questions on my doorstep appears to be easier than listening to my answers ! If you can't suffer the latter please refrain from doing the former. :o

fredricketts Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Most of the indigenous people, who live in Dulwich > are of C of E religion, and to that extent, so are > most of the English people. Part of that religion, > was that Sundays was a rest day, and no one used > to work, time out day, with the kids etc, which I > happen to believe in, now the council is > multicultural, we have to put up with changes that > suite other cultures, to the detriment of our > indigenous culture. I am sure that most home > owners in London, do not want a market on their > doors steps, with all the noise and hassle that > markets create, and especially opening on a Sunday Sunday may be 'a day of rest' in Britain but it hasn't been observed by most Brits for a very long time and as shops are allowed to open on Sunday, surely this argument is lost already, no ? I don't have a strong view on the market opening on Sunday, like most people not inconvenienced by the market, I thought it would be great but I hadn't considered the impact on those living nearby, which must be considerable. 'Non-indigenous' people aren't responsible for Sunday becoming like every-other day in Britain, most Brits in-fact no longer attend church and are mainly indigenous :o :)

Hi all, I hear Northcross rd market is expanding, where should potential new stall-holders apply to the 'waiting list'? The market was looking very small last weekend or is it me? Thanks, Je