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This example proves my point! you need to put your case- if the photo does not catch the emergency vehicle as well as your car you will find it difficult to prove that you moved into bus lane for a 'valid' reason .

A number of comments on here are missing the main point. Of course parking in dangerous spots should not be done for obvious reason. The fact remains Southwark have employed too many 'enforcement ' officers in anticipation of the huge money to be made as a result of trying to completely undemocratically steamroller a CPZ across the whole of Dulwich. Along most of Lordship lane there is 30 minute parking at some times. In the 'old days' an 'operative' would very slowly stroll up and down the lane writing down the time and number of each car. The chances of getting a ticket were remote, if you were unluckily and there was a bit of a Q in the post office you would get away with it. The inconsiderate idiot who took up a space for hours probably did get a ticket. now with technology they photograph each car with a time stamp, if your there in another 35 minutes you will get a fine. Ultimately if you park 'illegally' you cant moan if you get a ticket but the odds are now stacked against you. This could well effect the foot fall on the shops in Lordship lane. BTW don't pull into a bus lane to let a emergency vehicle through, you will be get a fine. All done by camera with no humans heart involved !

" Most of inner London has CPZs" one of the contributors on here says. Hmmmm- Most of inner London has amazing public transport. This is not the case in and around Dulwich PS don't own a car and use my bike to get around Dulwich I do not want to pay and watch the clock anytime I have a visitor or tradesman call. In many areas parking restrictions are necessary but around Dulwich that is not the case

Time we had a Wetherspoons in Dulwich ! Anyone suggest a suitable site ? perhaps near the Poundshop ?

SNAPPY SNAPS is also in Rye Lane

Dulwich U3A had a call out recently to see if there was any interest in forming a Pickle Ball group. Not sure how many takers there were?

I think the proposed building is best described as a "carbuncle" seems a bit odd placing this next to an elegant building that has such lovely painting within.

You buy a house ( cheaper than the surrounding houses ) along a busy main road and are surprised that it has a lot of fast moving traffic. solution- move to Devon or ........... (or any number of boring lovely idyllic places with no jobs, museums, theatres etc

Everyone evacuated but a false alarm All allowed back in now

Is the Facebook group in anyway related to the EDF that has been going for a long time and we much appreciate? I have a feeling it is not but cannot be bother or have the time to compare the post in both of them !

Anyone know what the plans are ?

Heard him on radio 4 also - perhaps the fortunes of Dulwich Hamlet are on the up !

Thanks JD for initiating this petition Currently I have to travel miles to a recycling point - we need one in Dulwich

Don?t think that this is a problem thar acupuncture can solve - in fact there very little evidence ( in fact none) that acupuncture works any better than a placebo effect

Dulwich & District u3a will be at the following locations: *Dulwich Picture Gallery garden, 11am to 3pm, with displays by some of our art groups *Windrush Square, 11am to 3pm, with a ukulele performance at 12 noon *Brockwell Park caf?, 11am to 4pm, with a ukulele performance at 3.30pm *outside Forest Hill Library, 2pm to 3.30pm, with a ukulele performance at 2pm and reading by the creative writing group *outside Peckham Library, 10am to 3pm *Rosebery Lodge: display of posters and leaflets Do come along!

Hope to be selling - will put up some photos as soon as I can work out how !

U3A Day - Wednesday 2nd June Retired to Inspired Dulwich & District u3a offers around 100 interest groups which meet regularly and also monthly talks. Visit our stands at Dulwich Picture Gallery, Brockwell Park, Windrush Square, Forest Hill Library and Peckham. There will be flash mob appearances of the ukulele group if you are lucky ! For more details see flyer attached and our website :- https://u3asites.org.uk/dulwich/home

I understand that a number of boroughs have introduced online 'borrowing' onto 'devices' such as Kindle etc Is wonderful Southwark doing this? Notwithstanding CV this must be the future anyway. I must add tho - I love real books!

Not clear what happens to the 'electrical items' If they just slide down a shute I presume that get broken up for the precious metals etc in the circuit boards, a lot of the remainder will get ditched and into landfill . If the item works take it to a charity shop or give it away on here or free cycle etc.

A blues sign tells you what is permissible - you should NOT be fine for passing that . Red signs are needed to prohibit you - they need to be placed in a space where the message is clear and unambiguous