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Only partly positive. John K

David.S Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The trick > [...] John K

Is that a Copeland Cultural Quarter cartoon? John K

Look at the king, the king, the king... John K

Quite near the Ivy House then. John K

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tenants hall isn't a bar in the sense of how most > people view bars/pubs tho is it DJKQ? Where is this? John K

Benefit scroungers? John K

The boundary (East of London Road) is the Anglo-Saxon border between Surrey and Kent. It was the Post Office, long before the days of SE22/SE23 and before the railway, who drew the line down the centre of Wood Lane (now Wood Vale) to separate the Forest Hill and Dulwich (not then a separate East Dulwich) postal districts. The administrative boundary shifted to the postal boundary after Boundary Commission revisions at the end of the 19th century. This was a leisurely process. I don't know the date of the Order In Council that transfered land for Camberwell to Lewisham. I have it in mind that the legal transfer was as late as 1906, but that requires verification. John K

Charles Martel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- http://www.thelatinlibrary.com/imperialism/notes/tours.html John K

I have now been shown some interior photographs. I was told the paint was applied by grown ups. John K

New marketing campaign for the Victoria? "Pub with 'the rat having a poo'." John K

Five slave boxes in the back yard? I wonder whether the yard's victorian sewer outlet can cope. No doubt to be addressed in the planning application. John K

The nominal length of a parking space was reduced. John K

Stanford's 1884 constituency map shows the original border. Not many people know that Horniman's was originally in East Dulwich. John K

LondonMix Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Public art including sculpture has always been a > part of every major city for centuries. This is > no different except that you personally don't like > it. You've not noticed the difference? John K

Oh yes, visual distraction on what is regarded to be one of the most dangerous parts of Lordship Lane. Thank you. John K

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Or, as our window cleaner told us this morning, "wanksies".

Ian Hunter.

Are you sure this is really another F.M.Conway contract? John K

This will be a sale of cleaning materials? John K

Perhaps over in Dulwich Village? John K

I too am grateful for the cultural imperialism and artistic colonisation. John K

DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Copeland Industrial estate Keep up! This is now the Copeland Cultural Quarter. John K

Our schools have very tight. walkable, catchment areas. Perhaps these parents and children don't live at the address declared on their school application forms. Perhaps Southwark Council could do some data-matching. John K