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This place is amazing!

Please call police if you hear someone screaming

I love the veggie shop in nunhead - plenty of fresh variety at reasonable prices.

Well youve only had one nay sayer against loads of positives so give it a go. i am really fussy about tea. I love barrys - the red box- stronger than the green.

Barrys is best and can be weirdly got from ethnic world food aisle of Peckham Morrisons with the Irish produce- NOT in tea section. It’s also available Bellenden Road deli (village store) a bit more expensive than Morrisons but - for me- a lot nearer home. clippers everyday breakfast tea is a good second ( I think the non organic is stronger) Dorset tea is quite nice- some Waitrose do it or order online.

So sorry for your loss she looks a real sweetheart We lost our lovely Frankie in October but are adopting new dog. But we believed ms Robson was retiring - she was always our vet.

The tyre man in Rye Hill Park is brilliant

KwikFit guys will do it fir free if bit busy but I always tip them.

Persopholis Peckham

We are also looking for instructor For son- manual/ gears so will watch this space

Small dark spaniel type running frantically on Peckham common into traffic and out again. Me and dog walkers tried to catch it but it ran at speed back into oark Just now 11,08 am Tuesday

Good news! I asked Southwark and this is reply Good morning,The restrictions are only enforced during term times. If you receive any tickets in error during the school holidays, please let us know.Kind regards,Tobias Allen

Summer holidays in a week or so-am I right in thinking this is suspended for their duration?

In these traffic calming times, with benches appearing in strange and random places, couldn't Southwark plant some benches on widened pavements near Northcross Road Market so we can sit and enjoy our takeaway coffees and pastries?

But The residents parking system was not introduced in order to reduce local car ownership but to reduce outsiders coming in and parking. That’s how It was sold to us. So the doubling of the fee which was originally to pay for the system management is pretty cynical. There was no notice of this increase and no ‘car reduction/environmental justification’ message from the council.

It’s gone up by £100 to £225

Southwark vowed that any residence parking system was not a cynical money making exercise. Our residence parking-,which a majority of residents voted against implementing,- has just doubled its annual fee out of the blue and without notice.

Warning from the future! Ours (Bellenden) started at a cost that covered ‘administration’ . It has just doubled in cost without notice.

She was there last week, if it’s the one I’m thinking of, and my first try- absolutely delicious and huge slices of cake. One slice lasted two of us two days of eating it!

but how would they differentiate between users? We have always thought there should be a sign at top of Lyndurst Way discouraging HGV's and coaches with a weight limit. We regularly have articulated lorries trying to negotiate the Maxted Road/Nutbrook Street corner. As for the bollard on our corner- it is too low for a lot of vehicles to see until it is too late.

yes lets really finish off the shops and businesses

However the signs don'make no mention of 'operating during term time' and I suspect this will be implemented throughout the summer and other holidays as well. Cars turning left into Adys from Nutbrook- including huge lorries that use the route- once they see the sign, won't be able to escape via Gowlett Road as that section is also in the zone. Cars coming into Adys from the South and then seeing the sign will have to divert down the very narrow section of East Dulwich Road that runs by the church

European cities that have minimum cars are the ones who have put in place a swift, safe, reliable and cheap public transport system first. Then public transport becomes first choice, as it does for residents in central London where it is plentiful. Not the ones who cut buses, cut trains, have trains stopping at ridiculously early times in the evening and then discourage cars at the same time. People use their cars when it's a pain in the arse to get somewhere that- as the crow flies- is not too far away, Or it's too scary to wait for a bus on a dark wet street..