KalamityKel

A BIG bag of mini cheddars and a cold can of "full fat" cherry coke didn't do me too bad the other morning... just the tummy tho i fink me brain is way past any quick fix solution ;-)

Dopamine1979 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > the-e-dealer Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > BHG doesnt say why she asks maybe he groped her > or > > dropped something valuable. > > She called him handsome. "handsome" is rare... ya know :p

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According to southwark planning 120 odd people have been sent consultation letters/notification on 7th feb... anyone actually recieved anything? Ive not nor neighbours... James barber- you've gone rather quiet on the matter...

Does it just work on hangovers or general rundown: /overworked/emotionally drained st!ttyness too? Now THAT would b a miracle cure!

EDL - When you search planning applications on the Southwark Council website nothing else comes up for 106 Lordship Lane nor any indication of appeal which would appear on the original application.

I would simply urge any forumite who are/will be effected by the proposals and objected to the last application - if you are still against the plans - to submit an objection to planning (or of course if you're in favour to say something too). You may have done so the last time but you need to do it again for this "new" application even if your concerns and comments are the same as before. It's very easy for those who don't live anywhere near to the site to fail to see the implications of the development as it is also easy to think you can't be bothered to go through it all again or think it's going to be passed by planning this time so there's no real point in doing anything - if you don't do anything then you'll only have yourselves to blame if it really does go through and you're not happy about it.

with prettier pictures and colours on the plans :-|

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jennyh Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's hellish, now spending 2 hours a day > travelling to and from nursery in Dulwich. Have > tried so many routes but all lead into the same > few roads which are rammed!! Anyone got a secret > way? Have even tried going via nunhead but takes > ages too. TWO hours? Really? :-s

LadyNorwood Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You obviously didn't live near enough Annette > Curtain - it's a Lloyds Bank not a Barclays where > the staff know me by name (along with all the > other shops round here); I get the same treatment in HSBC on Victoria Street (Westminster) but I don't live there... dunno what that has to do with how wonderful (or not - depending on opinion) a particular area is if that what your point is? *shrugs*

if it's not been "validated" how/why is it displayed on the website?

first mate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > James, > Thank you. How many residents requested the > brighter white lights, and were they all residents > on the road in question? Is it possible to see the > original submission- who was it sent to and when? > > I ask because having a bright white light shining > into the bedroom is going to be pretty oppressive > and may interfere with the sleep of some- the > lights are more or less at bedroom window height, > so perhaps this could also be taken into account > before a final decision is made? It is the sort of > issue that one would hope all the residents in the > street would be asked about. > > It is great that the issue of paving is being > addressed. Much of the existing paving is in good > order, it just needs to be lifted, the substrate > level adjusted and then relaid. The use of tarmac > looks awful and this breaks up really quickly and > does not work as a permanent solution. Simply > relaying existing paving would be the best way of > dealing with trip hazards. First mate the request was certainly submitted by residents of the street with the dark areas within the street the main focus of the request - in particular the alley ways, places where trees dominate the lighting area (blocking out light from the lamps). The street had been the target of several burglaries in a short space of time and it was felt that replacing lighting to slightly brighter than current would help act as future deterrent, hence the submitted request to the council. It is also currently noted that many residents would rather walk in the road which is better lit than the pavement not only to avoid the trip hazards from tree roots but to feel safer. I'm sure once the ball starts rolling with the implementation of the scheme and residents have been informed, that there will be an opportunity for input and discussion. This is/was, after all, based simply on an initial request for work to be done from a completed and submitted form from residents.

Interesting... who are the 124 neighbours that have been consulted? No one in the vicinity that's for sure! "Neighbours consulted on planning application 14/AP/0280 This page shows neighbours and local groups who have been consulted on the application. For details of how to comment on the application please click here. Application Details Documents Consultation Click here for statutory and internal consultees Total number of neighbours consulted: 124 Consultation Letter Sent Neighbour"

LN I think Otta was just generalising... You'd be surprised for a relatively "dead" forum that is WDF in comparison to here how many of those on this forum are also over on that one and not just in the names they use here.

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi KK, > I'm afraid I don't know about the Lister centre. > Bit away from East Dulwich. > Not THAT far away surely?! Would have thought it an important "secret" (not suggesting by you) being kept from the public...

James, whilst not a ED or ward issue this does effect all Southwark residents... There's rumours of the Lister drop in centre closing could you confirm either way? Would be interesting to know your views.

so choc aint a food eh? ... can't be bad then :))

so you haven't reported these nuisance (NOT malicious) calls at all? The police can approach the woman and go through various things especially establishing if she's ok and all that. I would have thought it being more responsible to report it than to ignore it - just say, in whatever confused state she may get herself into, there's one time when she really does need help and you aren't able to distinguish between normal calls and not normal calls? Having official awareness could make the difference. OR if you really don't want to get involved then have the number blocked on your phone.

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The cheap glasses I stupidly bought from Tesco's > optician. Bits keep falling off. buying "expensive" ones are just as bad... minus the justification "well they were cheap what did I expect"

I'm more confused with marshmellows... what's the deal!?!

Tomdhu have you considered contacting the police? Surely this is the more mature approach rather than having a quite unnecessary cat fight on here (as it's sooo not as entertaining as you seem to think it is)?

aquarius moon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > KalamityKel Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > > Inconvenient perhaps but it's not the end of > the > > world or indeed forever. I'm sure bus users of > > these routes can cope for a few days! > > > So I'm assuming you are not a user of this bus. If > you were, you may think differently. > > It's not just a couple of stops, but most of the > route. > > And after working all day, pouring with rain, > freezing cold, it actually does feel like the end > of the world. Now now no need to throw "you clearly don't use the route" comment at me. Yes I do thank you very much. It's only for a short time for goodness sake! Yes it's an inconvenience but hardly the end of the world. If you didn't have the luxury of a bus route in that area you wouldn't be soft in thinking on such dependence. Surely it is good road works are happening to improve the area and prevent possibly longer term issues which, god forbid, could result in the route being affected for much longer. PeckhamRye I appreciate the grumble of being soaked through after a long days work and then find the route is disrupted - happens to us all- although I think disappointment rather than inconvenience is more apt here :-)

Peckhamrye Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No 343s were running from Peckham Rye to New Cross > Gate today at 5.00pm - the inspector told me it > would be like that until 6.30. Incredibly > inconvenient. Inconvenient perhaps but it's not the end of the world or indeed forever. I'm sure bus users of these routes can cope for a few days!

Why would shutters help? Planes fly overhead no?