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> Tuesday Meeting 7:30PM > The Herne, East Dulwich This is the meeting I was asking about. Did it take place?

Just wondering... Which of the two Nunhead reservoirs is up for "saving"?

There is no 70% rent increase. This thread is now like an offshoot of Save Southwark Woods.

> Tuesday Meeting 7:30PM > The Herne, East Dulwich This is the meeting I was asking about. Did it take place?

DuncanW Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dulwich Estate is their landlord as I read it. > They even mention the chief exec of DE by name > The Dulwich Society eNews 29 just released says the Dulwich Estate is not Bon Velo's landlord. John K

SHORT NOTICE EMERGENCY PROTEST TO STOP THE CUTTING WEDNESDAY 27 January 2016 -1PM CAMBERWELL OLD CEMETERY GATE Forest Hill Road, East Dulwich SE22 0RU Corner of Woodvale. Not in Camberwell or in Forest Hill but in East Dulwich. > The Council is acting on their massive plan for Nunhead's Camberwell New Cemetery including cutting down trees on the side of One Tree Hill and the excavation and mounding over of old graves. > Plan includes digging up or mounding over and removing headstones of every grave over 75 years old (that is, every grave). This will be the largest mass excavation and burial mounding program in UK history. Same for Camberwell Old Cemetery in East Dulwich > Tuesday Meeting 7:30PM > The Herne, East Dulwich This is the meeting I was asking about. Did it take place?

dulwichbeekeeper Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Id worry about the constant stream of contaminated > water flowing down forest hill road lets be honest > your all worried about a few trees for the sake of > makeing money out of the dead is the least of your > worries id worry about the Formaldehyde and other > compunds makeing its way down the road How does that work?

A beagle?

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "Bellenden Village"?? When built, the North end of East Dulwich Parish. Don't go there.

I had read this and either the piece is badly written or I got confused. Are Bon Velo (odd number) stating that Dulwich College Estate is its landlord? John K

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And Watney's 'Party 6's' served warm You were sold short.

LauraW Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > to save green spaces and habitats from being rendered into the > kind of sterile burial plots This "sterile" is puzzling. There is plenty of "ecological" and "habitat" activity below ground level.

edhistory Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Report of the emergency meeting? That's the meeting at 7:30pm on 26 January at The Herne.

When I leave East Dulwich I'm going here: http://crematorium.eu/images/p515_1_00.png

Is Rosanna Thompson a SSW person too? The petition page is rather light on facts. John K

LondonMix Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Most commercial leases are fixed for 5 years at > which point there is a rent review, so I tend to > agree with you. > Were there not some interesting commercial premises and retail rent subsidies that came from the EU funds used for the Bellenden regeneration project? Perhaps these subsidies are now expiring? Eileen probably knows. John K

Report of the emergency meeting?

KatieA69, Your post made allegations about businesses other the Just Williams Toys Ltd. What is your evidence? John K

KateA69, Do you have any evidence to support your post? John K

The rear garden is attractive too.

Nice pictures of the interiors: http://www.dustarchitecture.com/work/Lordship-Lane/

http://planning.lewisham.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=documents&keyVal=_LEWIS_DCAPR_79709 ... and this is the link to the documents which some people might like to read before signing the petition, or not.

actuarygi Wrote: > Why not the police start collecting human > fingerprints and then run the database against > those found on the rubbish that are left on > streets ?

mynamehere Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > John K do some research as you're interested in > local history > > http://www.spectator.co.uk/2013/06/recycled-graves > -coming-soon-to-a-cemetery-near-you/ > > History is a slippy thing > Don't stop at the first thing you find. Cross > check and watch your sources of course Well, I was going to let this go, but... Did you read the Spectator article?

Should have spoken to/with the parents while you had the chance?