alice

No

If there?s no sign to say otherwise perhaps this locked gate is not council work. It?s blocking public access to public route. Who?s got bolt cutters?

not funny. someone died.

How many bus routes have been messed up by the changes? Here?s some p13 12 363 p4 78. Bring back buses.

No data maybe but there are facts. The wealthiest part of the borough has the healthiest streets. Justify that.

Why can?t people speak up for other people?

There were some forbidden sounds reported from that junction

Dulwich LTNs are not working.

Coronavirus.data.gov.uk sorry can?t do links. Can drill down to postcode level. Should come up to an interactive map. Someone smarter posted the link a while ago.

East Dulwich has virtually tripled from 151 cases per 100000 people [06.12] to 420 cases per 100000 people [13.12] stuff like this is why.

Malumbo your idea of choice is illusory. Where we live, educate us to do with wealth/income.

DulwichCentral - When was Court Lane a ?Gridlocked Rat Run? ?

Talking of 'agency' is a little irrelevant. Its hard cash that allows you to live in the Dulwich LTN zone.

I worked for years with secondary school boys with esbd (semh). None had a shortage of people telling them what to do.

Three versions of the same unpleasant poster have popped up recently. Hmm?

So sorry you had to make the decision to close. Hundreds of happy customers wish you well.

If they sorted the empty properties ..

Sorry rah but that twitter account blocks anyone who even mildly disagrees. Invisibly convincing?

cwjlawrence Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Here?s some good news to cheer you all up on a > cold Monday night! > > Coming back from my daughter's primary school last > Friday, I counted 54 unique bicycles between > leaving Dulwich Hamlets (not including she or I), > cycling along Calton Ave and down EDG to Melbourne > Grove. You?re not misreading that - it was 54 > bikes in a 5 minute cycle ride. It was like being > in Beijing in the 70s! > > I've never seen anything like this in East Dulwich > and certainly not in the dark on a foggy day in > winter! 10 years ago, I wouldn't expect to see > anyone cycling and even last year there maybe be > only 1 or 2 people, and probably MAMILs at that. > Contrast this with this scene of this number of > cyclists (of which only 1 or 2 were MAMILS!) going > to and from school/work. > > In my son's class at school, there has been a real > shift in how his classmates get to school with > children now cycling from Clapham who used to get > driven over in rush-hour traffic. > > If this is what it?s like in winter, just imagine > what it?s going to be like come the spring - an > active travel paradise! When you live in the Golden Triangle of Dulwich - all manner of wonderful transformational sights can be seen. But for the rest of us. Nah,

Was the Equalities Impact Assessment ever done? Isn?t it a legal requirement for such changes? I?d love to see it.

This tree is a transformational kick in the teeth. Who paid for it? Who is it for? Very sad to hear.

ss toothpaste is as fake as his jokes.

Where is the Dulwich that C4dulwich refers to?

Hmm interesting wonder which streets got it?