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I thought you could be fined from 14 for cycling on the pavement? Bottom line - you can't legislate against selfishness so it will always happen.

Siouxsie Sioux at ED Picturehouse, around 7pm, with a (black) umbrella.

This is also allowed on Etherow St, on which a busy primary school is situated, so don't think that using that as a reason for it to be better policed will help, I am afraid.

I got the impression that the M and S that is coming to LL will not be just one of those rail station types, but one where you can actually buy real ingredients. I can't remember the exact corporate nomenclature but I'm sure there are variants of M and S outlets.

Did it have a sign on saying it was free, singalto? I like the idea of freecycling a lot but not people taking stuff from private property without knowing for sure it was up for grabs.

Could someone please just do a very brief, very clear synopsis off all of this? Who wants what and why?!

020 7525 5000 - ring it, report it and request it to be cleared, sign a waiver, and the council will remove it. Businesses are included too (thought why so many of them leave it and allow it to collect more and not clear it is beyond me).

Some cyclists use the pedestrian crossing at Peckham Library and use the corner of pavement to join the "hidden" cycle path. It's badly designed and encourages lawless cycling in an area that's got pretty heavy footfall. Pedestrians: don't jaywalk and be alert. Cyclists: use only the road or designated lanes, not pavements. Fair enough?

If it's too warm just ask them to turn the heating down. It'll save money and help customers so I'm sure Fusion would be happy to oblige......

No more ugly than some vehicles, and a lot less noisy and polluting.

Was it noisy too.......?

Kford is correct. I remember when they were installed, when there were water works going on. Why, if they were meant to be temporary, are they still there? I am sure someone with knowledge of bureaucracy knows which person to email. Can anyone help?

"Train station" Seemingly claustrophic/vertigo-suffering bus passengers who will not budge from the lower deck area between driver and rear door.

On a side point - and this in no way casts aspersion on anyone mentioned in this post - I travel to work very early and amazed at the number of pedestrians and cyclists who don't wear any form of pale-coloured clothing, let alone reflective gear. It is really hard to make them out from inside a vehicle. As for this road, I too have seen speeding coming up to the junctions.

I have written to Helen Hayes MP telling her about the general frustration with transport - especially bus and rail - in and around SE22, and alerted her to this thread. I will forward it to the GLA Transport head, whose name escapes me for now.

That one - the one near the EDT - was vandalised about six months ago, so are you referring to that? I think they managed to fix it when it happened then.

Which is that one? Was it recently?

The recently re-done mural on the large house wall at The Plough's carpark has been vandalised. I let Ingrid B, one of the main organisers of the original Baroque the Streets street art festival, know about it and she says she will fix it.

Rx3 is right: SE transport infrastructure is fair-to-middling at best. I can't see it getting any better what with all the extra (but welcome) housing around Camberwell.

Think the best bet would be TfL, quoting the location.

It's called vocal fry. It really is called that.

Guided bus! Trams get the local politicians salivating because it means that their town too is going to be just like Manchester or Innsbruck or Stockholm, never mind the expense. A guided bus - a bendy-bus with a mini wheel that runs along a high kerb on a dedicated stretch of the highway - are relatively cheap and offer the same kind of frequency and capacity as the much more expensive and fashionable tram.

Bil - I agree with what you say. I do hope that sense is seen. The best we can do is Tweet Boris and/or write to him in a more traditional way as well as lobbying our MPs. If Camberwell were to be reinstated as a Thameslink (or A N Other TOC) station, maybe some services could only stop there and miss out Denmark Hill and vice-versa to try to address overcrowding?

James's remit does not extend as far as Bellenden Road, though he may be able to point you in the right direction. The pavements along LL, opposite the cinema, are forever ponding and ought to be repaired soon, lest another person be injured.

It's a pain and it is likely to continue being a pain, though perhaps not as much if more is done to challenge the perpetrators. Ask the council to spray "Bag it and bin it" signs on the pavement and/or attach signs to lamp posts etc. Also, ring the enviro line (020 7525 2000) to report it and to ask for the bins to be emptied before they fill up and thereby deter owners from doing the right thing. There will always be rude, inconsiderate people so don't expect the problem to disappear. Instead, ask yourself what you could do to make it better and be content with that.