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I don't really see the point of stopping services short at SB. In reality, who is choosing to ride to SB and then continuing their journey from there?

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ...would you want delivery > trucks upto six times a day... > > Louisa. I know it may attract people from other areas but what is the real liklihood of six deliveries a day? The rate of stock turnover would have to be phenomenal for six separate deliveries to be required.

get the FCC and get off at blackfriars then get the 63

I wonder if it is linked to the French Cafe on Forest Hill Road, I love that place on a Sunday morning. Strange website address, I've never seen an address end simply .co

whoops, Underhill Road, not sure why I wrote East Dulwich Road!

Hello, just wondering if anyone else is having a powercut on East Dulwich Road or just me. None of my trip switches have flipped?

I must confess, I liked looking in the ED deli, but I never actually bought anything there. It was always extortionately overpriced. Tins of tomatoes especially used to blow my mind!

Argh down again :(

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Absolutely DulwichFox. We walked to school because > streets were safe, we ate homemade dinner for the > most part and we played out in the streets. All > things of the past. > > Louisa. You crack me up Louisa, you bemoan that kids playing on the street is a thing of the past despite only recently venting your frustration of exactly that happening at Peckham Rye. I am seriously beginning to think that your posts are a knowing parody. http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,1275804,1275943#msg-1275943

I did it, it was fun, but not worth the money. Literally over in seconds.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-24629300 Exciting times ahead if the Police Station/Iceland goes to Waitrose (just dont tell anyone in the "buying a property is impossible" thread!)

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Unlike Jeremy, I believe Rye Lane will change > drastically in the next 5-10 years. I believe the > retail rents will go up with the influx of > residents from outside the area and the existing > 'cultural'-centric shops will slowly be forced > away, as a result the demograhic will get, shall > we say, paler. Except for the fact that I am sure I remember reading somewhere that most of the businesses in Rye Lane own their buildings. Apparently years back, Peckham was the desired route for High Speed 1 (ie the line into St Pancras. British Rail bought up all the properties under compulsory purchase rights. When the route changed they sold most on cheaply to the existing tennents so it seems unlikely that rents will push them out. If anything, it will be commercial developers who are willing to buy up the properties, knock them down and then rebuild, but that is a much slower process. There was even an episode of Desmonds about it http://www.channel4.com/programmes/desmonds/4od#2922212

This from the Southwark website, although given that they think there are 6bn Christmas trees in uk who know how reliable any of their info is!! ------------------------------------------------- Real Christmas tree collections Each year approximately six billion trees are used to celebrate Christmas in Britain, sadley only 10% of those trees end up being recycled. This January make the most of your Christmas tree and help the environment at the same time by recycling your tree. Choosing to recycle your Christmas tree in Southwark ensures that your tree will be composted and used as a soil improver for agricultural purposes around the country. There are three easy ways to recycle your Christmas tree in Southwark If you have a food and garden waste collection, real Christmas trees can be collected as part of your normal household collection service. Simply remove any decorations and its pot or stand and place your tree next to your brown bin ready for collection. If you do not have a scheduled food and garden waste collection service you can book an ad-hoc collection and arrange for your Christmas tree to be collected. Simply telephone 020 7525 2000 or email the environment team to book. From 6 to 31 January there will also be real tree collection sites at the following places around the borough Reuse and recycling centre on Devon Street (off Old Kent Road) Belair Park Peckham Rye Park Southwark Park

63/363 to Peckham Rye, train to Victoria, Victoria line to warren street and walk. Given where you are starting I wouldn't waste time with any options which require you to walk to Lordship Lane

This thread suggests they didn't have the correct planning permission. Not sure if there is any truth in that though. http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?30,1136810,1142528#msg-1142528

my understanding is that southwark collect the bins from your property and return them to within your boundary. That is what they do on underhill road

logging out and sending the link appeared to work despite it being the same link... strange. The link was being embedded in FB if that helps?

I am trying to send a link to a friend from the forum http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?30%2C812227 When I click that link it takes me to the desired post, yet when my friend clicks it it just takes him to the front page of the forum. Anyone have any idea what is going on and how I send a link tot he forum?

This forum seems to be the place to do it!

If I dont trust where I am and I have a manbag, I always tend to ensure my foot or chair leg is through the handles/strap so that it cant be easily taken away. Am sorry to hear yours was stolen.

I dont subscribe to any religion, and am often am incredulous at the beliefs of others, but that is their choice. Who are we to argue, I think particularly Uncleglen it is not helpful to link the Tabernacle to Westboro on the basis that they are both baptist. That would be like saying East Dulwich is the same as the former East Germany as they both have the word "East" in them.

The trees don't bother me so much. It's more the size and volume of weeds currently growing out of all the pavements near where I live. It's as if you are walking through the amazon on the way to the bus stop. I regularly pull the weeds out from the pavement infront of my house, others don't and I think the council probably has bigger issues on its mind!

Excellent post from THEHERNE. It sounds like these changes will be for the better. Will you be keeping the quiz on a Sunday night, I go almost every week and love it!

Indeed, I actually blocked a yellow box on my driving test and still passed, precisiely because someone turned in infront of me blocking the space that existed as I pulled into the box. Unless they have video evidence, they will find it extremely difficult to charge you and they know it. Refuse to pay on these grounds. lesalden Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The law says when entering the box you must have a > "reasonable expectation" of being able to leave > it. If someone nips in front of you from ED Grove > then your expectation has been frustrated. Seems a > good defence to me.

These dont seem to be getting any better, Underhill Road and East Dulwich Road are particularly bad at the moment.