richard tudor

These are new built flats. What happened to building control, quantity surveyors, architects? Southwark are all over you like rash when you try to do anything what happened here? Who will pick up the bill for all these families and will heads roll? I very much doubt anyone will take the blame but people's lives will be destroyed. How many other properties are the same but no one is saying anything.

Perhaps actually saying what social strata and culture the problem stems from might be a good first step in solving the problem. Unfortunately people are afraid to point the finger. Until that happens you can discuss until the cows come home.

edhistory Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Posted by barniepage 19 September, 2013 14:00 > > Hi John K, > We've been in consultation with a landscape > architect and the park management who all felt > that there would be no issue with drainage. Owing > to the proposed position, which is at the higher > end of the park, the gentle slope should allow the > water to run off freely. There is an area of lower > ground nearby which, we have been told by the park > management, has never had a problem with drainage. > So we feel positive that the area will remain a > groundwork and not a water feature! > > ========================= > > Posted by david_carnell 19 September, 2013 14:55 > > Ignore John. He's the forum's resident grinch > whose raison d'etre is to pour scorn and shout > folly at anything new or innovative. > > ========================== Not a grinch but someone who speaks the truth. The area around the exercise machines is a bog and walking across the grass you sink Never happened before. A muddy bog all over Did no one think this might happen

What is a liberal p......

Why delete the truth. Mr foxy

Are these the lights up by the bridge by Mcniel Road. Traffic down from DKH or up from Camberwell Green

Remember the implementation of the blanket 20mph. Much the same MO Sited deep in the manifesto under healthy living. Perhaps Cllrs should remind Southwark Council they work for us the residents not their rule book.

Lowlander Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > rupert james Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > After living in the area for almost 70 years > > starting just up the road from Ruskin Park > House > > on Champion Hill. I have rather given up on all > > the changes that are continually raised. Dont > know > > how I and friends ever managed to stay alive > and > > even fit in now. > > > > Some of the comments I see on this forum only > make > > me chuckle. Real life seems to have passed them > > by. > > > Hurrah! Let's all go back to the great smogs of > the 1950s and embrace coal fires, unfiltered > petrol/diesel engines and rudimentary health care, > when life expectancy was lower and infant > mortality was higher. To the devil with progress > :-) What has this to do with double yellow lines

This meeting would have been known for sometime as the agenda would have to been agreed. Why only now is Cllr Barber telling people on the day of the meeting? Who can just drop things and atten Rather like the 20 mph limit slotted in at the end of the manifesto.

Do you ever do anything that is not allowed?

Southwark want this so it will as you say be last and will get passed through on the nod. Doubt Barber and co will say a word against it. Doubt many people will even know it is happening.

No comment from Barber or the others.

How is this 10 m calculated. Is it 5 m each side of the corner

Are you saying that the Cllrs as usual can step back and not engage with the wards. So if free money is available Southwark will grab it. And if Cllrs are pro cyclists they will keep mum if it upsets their agenda. The whole process stinks

Called following this post as we were going to eat there but seems it is closed for moment. Any idea what happened?

Because this this is a road that is used by traffic to the builders yard. Not a space/private drive on your property.

Yes. As it seemed to be an area no one could put forward an answer. So according to you there is no problem dropping someone off?

It did have have choices that people wanted 20 years who lived in the area but not the precious choices the new residents want now. Not much has changed

sfmrs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I was speaking to a policeman the other day who > stated that they now have a policy in which they > cannot chase mopeds due to 2 fatalities, > apparently the 'criminals' know this so will use > them more often so he said be vigilant If they crash and burn what is the problem?

Don't hold your breath

richard tudor Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cllr Barber is not the only Ward Cllr. What I should have added if Cllr Barber is otherwise engaged the other Cllrs should take up the slack and respond. One will never post and the other will only post when it scores points. Thought they were all elected to look after the ward.

Cllr Barber is not the only Ward Cllr.

I suspect the truth is Southwark has lost many experienced officers in their reorganising to save money and are employing cheaper less experienced staff. This could be happening right across the Council. How many very experienced senior officers have gone?

By the scaffolders or Southwark for not being up to the job and accepting what they are told. Seems like lack of experience to me. Kids doing a mans job

Why is it that many of these consultation days always seem to be a short notice? The Bellenden Road Consultation was the same. Bad communication and even bad sign posting of the open days. Signs in out of the way positions and no information from local Cllrs. Accept that Southwark has a plan they want to push through all over the Borough and lack of communication works in their favour and those in the loop pushing the party line. Get used to it