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Interesting how the map of intended hanger sites show they abut the newly proposed double yellow lines.

macutd Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes why can't we do something good for motorists. > We are always taking a bashing and get very little > for our council tax, road tax, etc . Southwark Council could introduce annual dropped kerb rental.

> A ?0 glance at the sign outside the development would confirm the replacement library is still on. How does that work? At this stage I'd be more interested in the Land Registry record for the existing Grove Vale Library.

> The charge for their use means they are cost neutral in about ten years If I recall an earlier thread correctly, Mr Barber gave us details of the financials, and concluded these hangers were very poor value for public money. Too many salami slicers in the costings too. Why do you think these hangers have a life-span of at last ten years?

The technical stuff is here: http://planbuild.southwark.gov.uk/documents/?casereference=16/AP/1381&system=DC

Is this the special build that has an underground car park and had piles driven in below garage level? I remember some pile-driving machines. The details should be on the Southwark Council web site.

I first read that as Treblinka until I looked more closely. If I have it correctly this building has gone subterranean and is a special case. Has anyone read the geo-technical report?

I think the local preference is to spend highways money on repairing dangerous pavements.

As it was in 1885, so it is in 2017. There is a law intended to protect pedestrians from cyclists. intexasatthe moment Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But it's not just young children that should be > able to enjoy themselves . > > Many people have some infirmity ( mobility ,sight > ,hearing ) that makes sharing a pavement with a > cyclist at the least a major source of anxiety and > at worst a danger .

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Is this a fake photograph?

Long thread here: http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,239732,239732#msg-239732

trinidad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > [...] how safe are the high rise buildings [...] in and around East Dulwich? Which ones do you have in mind?

?65,004 - shop and basement only. DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The rent for Jaflong with a small flat above was > ?45,000 and was due to rise to ?65,000. > > So The Real Greek did not happen, maybe because > as I have been told, the asking price is now more > like ?88,000 > > DulwichFox

And... what's this? https://www.tax.service.gov.uk/view-my-valuation/cca/detail/266728075

ianr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There was a previous valuation on 1 April 2010. Thanks Ian, that makes it more mysterious.

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > They may have been called velocipedes at the time, > but any history of the bicycle will show you that > the boneshaker is regarded as the first proper > bicycle, being the first two-wheeled conveyance > powered by pedals. Here's the legislation. Cycles and velocipedes are separate classes of carriage.

Found searching for other SE22 8EW data. The automatic public convenience was registered with the Valuation Office on 1 April 2017. Someone did it.

What's this? https://www.tax.service.gov.uk/view-my-valuation/cca/detail/335714075

Abbotswood Road Burrow Road St Francis Road to become parking for permit holders only. Is this one scheme for all three roads, or will each road have its own scheme?

Tooley Street has a wider definition of Dog Kennel Hill than you might have thought.

I had not previously understood that Ms Cameron wants to stop burials in Camberwell New Cemetery as well Does someone have a map of the Honor Oak Nature Corridor?

Amazon bibliographic data is often wrong. The book is in print. Miami Beach promotes itself to tourists as an art deco destination. There are many non-curves there. Many images are on-line and quite a few cheap second hand books can be purchased from internet booksellers.

Is it legal to block a cycle lane? Did Mr Khan order these changes?

nxjen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No curved edges This book: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bombay-Art-Deco-Architecture-1930-1953/dp/8174364471/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1497254444&sr=8-1&keywords=bombay+art+deco is good on the absence of curves on the most prestigious of art deco buildings. You s should be able to borrow it from Southwark Libraries. The afterward by Abha Lambak explains the book was partly put together to support a World Heritage Site listing for the Bombay "Art Deco Cluster!.