TheArtfulDogger

James on the 22nd Feb you told us that you live on Champion Hill, is your view of the scheme working tainted by this fact ? James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > PS. I live on Champion Hill and majority of our > car journeys are now longer but we're also making > fewer as a family as a result of the closure. So > all those streets we would have driven along will > be benefiting... Are you one of the well connected residents mentioned in the Southwark news article ? I suspect you have a biased reason for seeing this scheme work despite the views of residents outside of the narrow consultation roads being ignored (figure 8 , page 8 of the councils own report https://consultations.southwark.gov.uk/environment-leisure/championhilltrial/supporting_documents/Consultation%20summary%20and%20next%20steps%20v1.0.pdf showed only 135 were in favour out of 364 overall respondents ) Surly now, with reported evidence of increased pollution, journey times and cars using surrounding roads as a result of this ill thought through trial, it should be abandoned and the project manager who implemented it against the majority view should go back to the drawing board to look at traffic issues as a whole and not to the benefit of residents in a single road.

carlafindle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seabag Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > se22cat Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Seabag Wrote: > > > > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > ----- > > > and trying to get > > > > change for a camel is difficult sometimes. > > > > > > > > > Do you find people get the hump with you? > > > > > > This is a serious thread se22cat, please don?t > > derail it with silliness > > > Maybe se22cat's response was just a mirage. Is someone getting the goat over this ?

Colakid, it could be a mason bee , they hatch from a cocoon around the beginning of April and with the warm February we had some could be hatching early, normally very unlikely to sting and they lay their young in cracks or holes in walls, wood or similar Look them up and see if they are similar to the ones you saw

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KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This doesn't have to be exclusive, cash & card > together covers all bases. Agreed Card for Bigger things Cash for smaller things like a pint of milk, bacon sandwich or to pay your builder

You quickly learn not to eat yellow or brown snow You can also learn that a glass with half the contents missing means it's your tight mates round

Take them to a charity shop as they can resell them and get valuable funding

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James, I am still waiting for your response on the quietway (see above)

I am wondering if this is a case of forgetting where it was parked or something else ? http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,2010284

I'm curious , is Joanna Lesak the same lady who's project managing the CPZ projects ? If so it doesn't give me any confidence😥

Hi Nxjen As I understand it, the 50% figure is based on the petition that the businesses have been collecting, with a roughly equally split of local and outside ED postcodes gleamed from the over 8,000 signatures. Fairly good evidence to support the claim, which is more than the council have done to understand the demographics of shoppers and what effects a CPZ could have on local businesses. I still remember when sainsburys on dog kennel hill opened all those years ago, a large number of food business and others shut up shop due to the supermarkets competition, which has taken over 20 years to reverse. I heard Deadship Lane and other phrases used at that time, I guess different people heard different things. One of the options being consulted on at the moment by the council includes the CPZ being in operation on Saturday as well as during the week. In my opinion, what was presented was hardly scaremongering by the businesses but their genuine fear about the introduction of a CPZ and it's potential negative effect on our thriving and independent high street. Personally, after living here through the period after Sainsburys came along, I for one don't want to see local businesses being forced out of the area by yet another barrier for them, do you?

Hi James To reiterate my question, what are the design differences between the consulted on implementation of the quietway and what the council are now proposing to implement ?

Billaricay 😂

Hello James On the 30th Jan you said you were going to find out more about the proposed changes to the quietway We are still waiting for you to respond

I can only Herald that as an an outside Observer, I am glad to see Macros managed to Express their concern and is being a "Sport" about it Read all about it "Saturday Guardian section found on the dark side of the moon" 🤓

Sign of The Times when the Guardian has missing sections, maybe call for an Independent review or send out a message via The Telegraph about how it is making you hotter under the collar than The Sun It maybe that The Standard of the paper has just slipped.

Ed26 Isn't that the whole point of this consultation, the public voting on the councils plans and if the majority say no then (hopefully) it won't be implemented , and visa-versa if the majority say yes?

I was confused by the line "But those in favour include frustrated residents, who claim spaces are taken up by commuters travelling as from as far as Kent driving in to make use of spaces outside the overground station." When did East Dulwich become part of the overground ?

https://www.southwarknews.co.uk/news/exclusive-east-dulwich-parking-zone-plans-leave-residents-divided-and-traders-outraged/

I wonder if hilliam will* gave odds on this happening * there are other bookies you could bet your last pound on too

jimlad48 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hemingway Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > jimlad48 Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > first mate Wrote: > > > > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > ----- > > > > The introduction of 'commuter stalkers' as > > > another > > > > reason to proselytise for CPZ just seemed > > odd. > > > > > > > > Hemingway Wrote: > > > > > > > > > > I'm pointing out that in some areas, multiple > > > women told us how disturbed they were to > > discover > > > that random commuters were intentionally > > seeking > > > out their car to parallel park next too, > often > > in > > > the early dark hours and wait for them to > drive > > > away. I'm sure you can see how this may make > > > people uncomfortable, and how a CPZ promptly > > stops > > > it and agree that this is a definite > advantage > > of > > > a CPZ. > > > > 'Multiple women told us' - who is this 'us'? > Are > > you a Southwark Council employee or a > councillor? > > > > Us - a group of local residents who got together > to start the campaign for a CPZ and who spent > roughly 2 years building local support for one. > Part of our campaign involved contacting local > residents to seek their views and ask them to sign > a petition. We (roughly 25 active campaigners at > its peak) went door to door on several hundred > houses engaging with local residents, and hearing > their stories. We also then presented to local > councillors by effective use of local democracy. > > Overall we found multiple stories of concern from > residents, ranging from child safety issues > through to someone being delayed for their own > funeral. The commuter stalking was a common > complaint. > > I do not work for, and have no ties to Southwark > Council. Jimlad From what I'm reading, you are in favour of a CPZ and campaigned for one in your area as a cost neutral resident (no car so no cost to you) East Dulwich is a place you visit but don't reside in, but you seem to want to muddy the waters with your own brand of project fear! A CPZ may work where you live, but residents and businesses here should be allowed to make an informed decision based on locally researched fact and not fiction (council variety) especially in areas where parking is not a problem. I did laugh at your description of "commuter stalking", were the people involved going to work by car themselves, in which case fair game, or taking their kids to school, in which case should they be looking at public transport or walking as an option to assist with removing the "child safety" issues you also mentioned. Happy to hear your opinion on the subject, but you do seem to be too vocal to not have a vested interest imho

I heard a cat had called them out as an elderly person was stuck up a tree But I could have misheard 🤔

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > TheArtfulDogger Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Any idea when they are reopening after their > > refurb > > > > Really got the urge for Chinese as it is new > year > > today > > If I were you I'd get on a 176 and go up to > Chinatown- the food there is 'clean' and the atmos > is great at New Year.... Your answer is about as useful as a chocolate Chinese teapot uncleglen 🙄