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Eileen, Does this mean that the structural survey investigating internal steel/concrete corrosion has now been done and the structure has been declared safe for at least another five year? Regards John

nxjen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > BB's post 5.14 am this morning clarifies ownership I suggest you look at the plan I uploaded several months ago that shows the legal boundaries. John K

http://www.southwarknews.co.uk/news/cat-ripper-strikes-in-dulwich-as-two-pets-found-mutilated/ The one possible East Dulwich cat has now become two again. The killer is a male? John K

Can't have an infringement on an un-adopted road. It's a civil matter. It's also ant-social. You support this? John K

Yes, it provides access to the builders yard. It is not a commuter drop off point. John K

That is the Martell Road incident. John K

You mean those SNARL items that are nowhere near East Dulwich? I would like to know if there have been any fox incidents in our area. John K

Can you give details on the attacks on foxes? Thanks. John K

> the land is private Which is why the original poster should not be using the private road as a convenient commuter drop-off point for the car. John K

Can you also confirm that there has been only one potential incident in the East Dulwich and Nunhead valley? John K

5.1.1 The Stage 1 and 2 Risk Assessment undertaken of the proposed development in accordance with the EA guidance, Pollution Potential of Cemeteries, R&D technical Report P223?, has identified the site as having a groundwater vulnerability rating of ?very low to low?. However, as the predicted total number of annual burials is above 100, the site falls into a ?proposal with high risk? We've been through this before on the other thread round about the time someone was claiming body liquor would be running along Forest Hill Road. There I posted: 1. the references to the adjacent bore hole reports 2. the contour topography 3. the potential ground water contamination boundary map. The conversion to "potential high risk" is strange. Can you let us know: 1. Who wrote the report 2. The exact wording the promotion from "very low to low" to "high". John K

Thanks for the update. That means there has been one potential incident of the East Dulwich and Nunhead valley. John K

lilolil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The date on the Croydon advertiser link is 26th > January. Things have moved on since then. A cat > was found last week in Pellatt Road with similar > injuries. You will be aware that there have been two potential incidents reported locally. You can read about them higher up the thread. John K

jacks09 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've tried to follow this thread but it's pretty > harrowing - just to be clear are we now saying > this lunatic is "operating" in and around SE22? Your post seems to have been overlooked. If you check the Croydon Advertiser article http://www.croydonadvertiser.co.uk/8203-MAP-bodies-dead-mutilated-cats-Croydon/story-28348890-detail/story.html you will see that the SNARL incidents are a long way away from the East Dulwich and Nunhead valley. John K

Best way to stop them is not to park, even with engine running, in a non-adopted private road. John K

I still can't find the Lewisham map. It might not exist and might be a confusion with the Croydon Advertiser map. The South Norwood ARL data that underpin that map are interesting. John K ===================================== ?Missy - Found in Chapel Walk in Coulsdon on December 3 with no head or tail ?Oscar - Found in Thornlaw Road in West Norwood on November 21 with no head or tail ?Ukiyo - Found in Dalmally Road in Addiscombe on September 23 with his belly slit ?Amber - Found in Threehalfpenny Wood in Shirley in October with no head and tail ?Unidentified cat tail - Found in Robson Road in West Norwood in December with similar cut wounds ?Three unnamed cats - Found in New Addington from October and September this year and October last year. Police are investigating as criminal damage. ?Unnamed cat - Tail found near home in Exeter Road in Addiscombe in July 2014. ?Boo - Found around two years ago with belly slit open on Dartnell Road. ?Unnamed cat - Leg and tail with 'clean cuts' found in Norbury Avenue in Thornton Heath on October 20. ?Unnamed cat - Tabby cat found decapitated in Coxwell Road on January 18. ?Unnamed cat - black and white cat found decapitated in St Aubyns Road on January 18. ?Louie - returned ?returned home to Chaucer Gardens, Sutton, with leg severed and scratches to body on January 19. He was put down days later suffering with infection. ?Leo - found without a tail near his home in Benhill Wood Road, Sutton, on January 21. ?Two foxes - one decapitated on Stoney Lane on January 18 and a fox with its belly slit on Tennison Road bridge on January 21. Other cat deaths and injuries were also reported to the group but without locations.

How are you getting on with your FOI documents? Ready to share? John K

Do you disown "Lewis Schaffer" and all his false statements? John K

Who are the "A-team contract managers"? John K

Who are the Southwark Council "A-team contract managers"? Someone has to contract manage a "management company". John K

I have found the Croydon incident map: http://www.croydonadvertiser.co.uk/8203-MAP-bodies-dead-mutilated-cats-Croydon/story-28348890-detail/story.html I have been told there is also a Lewisham map but I can't find it. Can anyone provide the URL? John K

Southwark Council is a "legal fiction" That doesn't and can't do anything. Correct questions: What is the name of the Southwark contract manager for the Fusion Contract? Who will be the contract manager for the new contract? John K

Blanche Cameron Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dear all, > I'm grateful to the administrator of the east > Dulwich Forum for registering me on here. I am > part of the Save Southwark Woods campaign team > that has been working to protect and preserve the > woods and graves of the Camberwell Cemeteries for > the future. Do you disown "Lewis Schaffer" and all his false statements? John K

Here is a large scale plan that shows the individual houses. The thin line is the straight line. The thick line is the actual line. Anyone worried should contact Thames Water. John K

rabbitears Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > this is an entity that owns a huge > swathe of south east London Where? Or is this a SSW style invention? John K