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Is this thread relevant? http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?20,1572216,1584685#msg-1584685

Who owns this chunk of land? John K

rorsome Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I live on East Dulwich Grove, but am unfamiliar > with historic CPZ proposals. Would someone kindly > provide a brief summary of what was proposed and > what was decided (if anything)? Was the conclusion that we should look at a Champion Hill CPZ first before going down the hill and imposing a CPZ on East Dulwich? John K

Tessmo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thank you, James Barber, for chasing the interim > safety audit. I wonder about the delay, though. > What 'finishing touches' do Southwark officers > need to make to a report on junction safety > written by an independent assessor? Do you mean Ian Batcock?

ed_pete Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Anyone know when JAGS are due to start work on > their new Theatre ? I can't imagine the > construction traffic helping the situation at all. Already started. New building footprint will reduce on-site parking spaces. John K

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Would anyone be up for scanning all the Southwark > Council photos of the Dulwich area onto a publicly > accessible website? > Going via officers will cost ?10,000. James Barber Wrote on 30 January 2014: ------------------------------------------------------- [...] > > This year East Dulwich councillors have decided to > allocate the following: [...] > Historic photos project ?4,500 > This became: 400159 ED Historic photos project Can anyone locate a specifcation, contract letting, ign-off or equivalent Completion document? John K

Does Ian Batcock work here: http://www.supplyhertfordshire.uk/ ?

I couldn't find anything in the documents about the proposed Traffic calming measures for Crystal Palace Road. Perhaps I missed it. Nothing either about a F.M.Conway Aecom Ltd modification of the North Cross Road - Crystal Palace Road - Upland Road junction. Nor the southern exit onto Lordship Lane. John K

bodsier Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > These old classics If you name some of them people can read them and form their own judgment. John K

wulfhound Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > The map you've got there is a Southwark Spine > proposal The map I have there is Map 4 on page 33 of "Southwark Council Cycling Strategy 2015".

Are these changes one part of the implementation of the Lordship Lane Cycle Superhighway? http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/file.php?20,file=194441

Here's the route map.

The EDF focus has been on the Townley Road junction and and Dulwich Village junction changes. This is about the yet to be announced changes to the Adys Road / East Dulwich Road / Crystal Palace Road junction.

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Isaiah+14&version=KJV

> In November Southwark's administration is throwing a party to celebrate it's creation from two other councils 50 years ago. Over six months late. The "merger" was on 6 April 1965.

Anyone?

I think you need to re-name this to The East Dulwich Outdoor Gallery. John K

Part of Crawthew Grove was built across the East Dulwich East Stream watercourse.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well the roof is now off.. and the back of the > store demolished... > > Looks like there will be further floor/floors > added.. > > This isn't going to be a quick job even in > Conways aren't involved.. > > 12 months + ?? > > DulwichFox

> The views of a dozen or so regular posters here has no bearing to the views of the 1,000's of people who reside in East Dulwich. Especially those who don't live in East Dulwich.

Did you make contact with these guys? http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?6,1576504 Did they find anything helpful?

edhistory Wrote on 30 November 2014: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does this mean that the end-game is a very large > roundabout with Townley Road, Calton Avenue (part) > and Woodwarde Road becoming a one-way system? James Barber Wrote on 01 Decdember 2014: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi edhistory, > No it doesn't. It was Court Lane!

Obtain the Camberwell Borough Council Borough Engineer's documentation about the storm drain/sewer built under Grove Vale c1962. This stopped the regular flooding of the Grove Vale depression. If you ask nicely you may be given a guided tour by going down the very deep manhole outside the Mind Shop. John K

This man: https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/07659727 is only a consultant. Who now owns the land? John K

taper Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you're not able to visit the woods in COC to > decide for yourself whether they're worth > protecting, there's a good description here. Oh dear.