The changes to the station need planning permission, given by Southwark Council. But anyway, any new build in public space is going to include access for all.
You clearly don’t know Peckham Rye station there are lifts but they’re not available to the public. Actually, they were briefly made available when the art exhibition was on. Priorites again.
It’s just the way things are prioritised how much was spent on revamping that waiting room to show exclusive art shows while there are still no usable lifts to the platforms
I think the thread title is a bit overdramatic there’s thousands of CICs in the UK. Hopefully, I don’t sound naive when I say that sometimes this sort of set up is a way to reach hard to reach people without the bureaucracy of more formal organisations.
It just strikes me as strange that you persist with these posts that make political and other assumptions about cyclists and drivers, very divisive and often insulting. And then you take offence when someone responds.
Maybe 10 years ago, an adult would rarely cycle on the pavement now respectable men and women will be riding along on the pavements without hardly a swerve to avoid pedestrians It’s quite unnerving. It has somehow been legitimised.
If the eviction is coming through an agent, it’s unlikely to be an illegal eviction in which case a solicitor would be an expensive waste of money. Southwark council’s housing department gives free advice/help to private tenants. 02075254113
People are more likely to go back and retrace their route rather than look on the EDF. If you’re reluctant to put them on a fence or something, perhaps you could put a note with your phone number there