pipsky2008

Hi James Please tell me to whom I should report a possible fraudulent use of a disabled parking badge. I have asked a parking attendant who said they did not have the authority to inspect the badge and so could not verify if the user was the authorised holder.

Dulwich Chess Club meet at the 'Ivy House', Stuart Rd, SE15 on a Monday evening 8-11.20. It's a good club and friendly.

I think James Barber is a very good councillor, he makes himself available on this forum and is responsive to questioners.

Dear Admin I have tried a number of times to ask a question on Cllr Barbers thread ' East Dulwich Cllr, how can I help? I cannot get the post to register on the thread despite going through the preview and post message way that I've done a number of times? I could PM him but my question may be of interest to others and so though I would ask you if you have had similar messages regarding his thread Many thanks

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi pipsky2008, > Not in Southwark at the moment. Until 2014 my lot > had a couple of barristers. > The council leader Cllr Peter John (South > Camberwell ward) is a barrister and I believe > still practices in commercial law. > If you want to email me or PM with your issue I > can try and offer more information/help. Thank you for that and your offer James. I'll take you up on it, should it be necessary

Hello James Do you know of any councillors borough wide and cross party who are lawyers? Thanks

Hi all I have just started purposefully riding again and want to do three 60km rides before taking on a coat ride, ( about 90 km ). Anyone cares to join me for an enjoyable ride out, please PM me Thanks

Hi all Just to let all contributors know, the cause of the problem was a cable. It was taken out and reinserted, reversed. Extraordinary.. Everything has worked perfectly since then.

Thank you to the passer by and to a member of staff at Puzzle Organico on Rye Lane for helping an elderly gentleman who felt faint and needed a sit down and a glass of water on his way to church this morning.

more in response to ???? remark but meaning if son that studied in secondary school in Ghana is concerned, most secondary education in Equatorial African countries is private. Diane Abbot may have other children of course who attended private school in this country which I am not aware of. I was referring to the one son I know of who Diane chose to have educated in Ghana rather than here in the U.K

I think that building would make a great Library instead of the new proposed newlibrary being tucked away behind Morrisons.

I don't know how many children Diane Abbot has but a son of hers studied in secondary school in Ghana and is now studying at Cambridge although he may have graduated by now

JamesHolden Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi, > > I'm looking to buy a second hand mens dutch bike > in London. Can anyone recommend anywhere or give > any advice? > > Thanks a lot, Speak to Lazlo or Andrew at squarebike.co.uk > > James

Omega Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In reply to Pipsky2008, Yes they are, this is > within Peckham Rye Ward Thanks for the clarification

Omega Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Have received notification from Southwark planning > on this proposal to build a new single storey > house in the back garden of this house on CP Road > ref. 15/AP/1654 (I'm afraid I don't know how to > post a link to the site) > > Am flagging this up as I can't see a list of > consultees on the website so unsure how widely the > council are consulting on this but it may be of > interest to others apart from direct neighbours as > I understand it may set a precedent for the area. > > Amongst other issues my main concerns include the > environmental impact - the back gardens in that > area are very peaceful and support a fair amount > of local wildlife, the proposed new house appears > to have quite a large footprint and would > inevitably impact negatively on this and would, in > particular, include destruction of some beautiful > trees. > > Also, the back gardens on that stretch of road are > all of similar size/length and presumably if > permission is given for this house then this could > mean that other similar developments could go > ahead too which would potentially have a huge > impact and completely change the character of this > area. > > I'm aware there was a similar proposal to build a > house in the back garden on Hindmans Road last > year, although the actual detail may have > differed, but as I understand it it was withdrawn > so never got to go through to a planning decision > so I'm unsure of what the chances of this being > granted are but would be interested to hear any > thoughts on this. Just to be clear about ward boundaries, are Cllrs Dr.Hamvas, Mills and Edwards your ward councillors?

edhistory Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > pipsky2008 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Renata Hamvas Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Dear all, the Peckham Rye Ward Councillors > have > > > agreed to call this one in to Committee. > > > Renata > > > > Is it normal practice Cllr Dr. Hamvas, for out > of > > ward councillors to take up out of ward > matters, > > or is it that one of the three of you has > > specialism in planning law and protocol and can > > intervene on an as and where basis within the > > borough? > > I thought the low odd house numbers in Crystal > Palace Road as far South as Upland Road were in > Peckham Rye Ward. > > John K You may well be right John K http://www.bellenden.net/sites/default/files/Nunhead%2C%20Peckham%20Rye%2C%20The%20Lane%20wards.pdf though I would still like to know if a councillor with a specialism can be called upon to assist out of ward

Renata Hamvas Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dear all, the Peckham Rye Ward Councillors have > agreed to call this one in to Committee. > Renata Is it normal practice Cllr Dr. Hamvas, for out of ward councillors to take up out of ward matters, or is it that one of the three of you has specialism in planning law and protocol and can intervene on an as and where basis within the borough?

Yes. Ask Andrew Brock on Shawberry Rd. He has worked with a car body repairer for many years.

cazzyr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have acquired scrap lead and copper as a result > of house refurbishment (of my house!) and > understand it can be sold on. Anyone know of a > good local scrap metal dealer? Is there a minimum > weight or all amounts considered? Thanks There is a scrap metal dealer in Nunhead. The yard is at the top end of Evelina Road.

mynamehere Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > ath,+London+SE15+3BF/@51.4610684,-0.0531165,17z/da > ta=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x487603b18b499b1b:0xec21758 > bd03719fb > > The Brockley Footpath needs lighting! It's a > wonderful wild and very long footpath which runs > North to South between Nunhead Cemetery along one > whole side and Allotments and the Thames Reservoir > along the other. > > Police are constantly dealing with anti-social > behaviour in the dark, dealing with people causing > trouble breaking fences into the Reservoir. > > This is the turf of Councillors Edwards, Hamvas > and Mills and MP Jowell (who has stopped taking > questions I believe) > > What do the Friends of Nunhead Cemetery think? > > I hope this is a good place to get the ball > rolling on this. The issue of lighting was raised > at the Peckham Rye Ward Meeting by the police > themselves. Hi If you want to raise this issue and haven't done so already, email the councillors and the L.P.T directly. Cllrs Edwards and Mills don't post here, as far as I'm aware and Cllr Dr.Hamvas may not pick up your thread. Copy in James Barber also as he has offered some background. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Can't think of Peckham rye police email off hand.

A big thank you to the emergency services.

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks EDLove. I'm a bloke by btw lol. > > I'm learning fast that there are some voices on > this forum that don't like being challenged. Being > told to go on another forum just makes me want to > yawn! > > And Jeremey, it is not natural to value members of > your own species at all, as many species do no > such thing. And it's because people DO reccognise > the importance of species to the eco system that > we still have fish and the EU banned a chemical > thought to be decimating the bee population. You > can only spend your life not thinking about any of > it because others do. > > As EDLove has correctly summarised, it is right to > challenge any view that an animal should die > because someone doesn't like it. And my main point > remains true. Urban Foxes do virtually no harm > compared to us humans who seem to hate them so > much. I applaud you, bravo

Would anyone who took a photo of the guy felling a tree by the roundabout today, please would you PM me. Thanks

enjoy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The carnegie library in herne hill runs a free, > drop in chess club for kids and adults. > Have a look there! But check upfront if it is on > during the holidays. Thanks for the info. Also The Dulwich Chess Club meet on Mondays, 8-11PM at the White Horse pub at the bottom of Rye Lane, SE15

toto Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi, > > I know your thread was posted back in August, but > I was wondering if you were still looking. > > I am sometimes free between 4 and 6. > > Let me know > > Thomas Hi Thomas. I've PM'ed you