Charles Notice

Government statistics, say no more

henryb Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Only 2% of accidents involving cyclists are caused by risky behaviour by the cyclist. The vast > majority (over 70%) of accidents between cyclists and motor vehicles are the fault of driver of motor vehicle. So say the cyclist and the greens. Not true in my experience

If you cannot get an answer she will pass it on to who ever to respond. Her mantra is Customer Service and she enforces it hard.

Girl82 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > James Barber Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > You've looked at a list of street properties > for > > the Nunhead and Peckham Rye area only. That's > only > > a part of Southwark. > > > Thanks James - I don't understand why it's not on > the list if it's owned by the council and appears > to be residential! What could that mean - any > idea? Does it mean it could be a hostel or > something of that sort, or could it just be that > the council simply isn't undertaking any works to > that property in the next 5 years? Email gerri.scott @ southwark.gov.uk, head of housing and ask her. Will short cut all this

In case any one has lost the original plot after 11447 views, 130 replies. Jogger in park gets tangled up with playful dog. gets annoyed having to stop after failing to avoid, jogger and dog owners get lippy with each other, exact wording unknown from each . Jogger gets fat lip Still going after 5 pages. Can it now end?

If they are based at Tooley Street you have no chance of a meeting, staff are too important now and you cannot just drop in and request a meeting. There are no meeting rooms like the old system when the drop in system was in place. That is why you have a POB number and we will reply within 10 days or send a holding reply.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You can't just start saying "get rid of the > scruffy dentists/betting shops/hairdressers", etc. > The customers, employees, and owners are part of > the local community too. > > I am in completely in favour of restoring the > station, but it needs to be done with sensitivity. > Will existing businesses be given any assistance > with relocation? Perhaps the residents of Ed with the perhaps backing of Cllr Barber could extend the hand of friendship and and put in place a relocation plan that makes sure all those displaced would be offered any empty shops on LL at affordable rents Why should Peckham have all these wonderful businesses LL does lack Nailshops. hair extension shops opened fronted meat and fish shops and masses of rubbish. This could turn LL in a shopping destination Peckham residents need better.

So all of Steptoe's yards will remain as an eyesore. The whole area around the station needs to be sorted out. It has great potential and fiddling around the edges wont help.

This does seem to be taking did they / did he start the battle, perhaps others who were in the park and saw this attack could confirm the incident on the forum. After nearly 3000 views some one might have said I saw it taking place. All will then be clear. If it was an unprovoked attack it needs to be nipped in the bud. Has anything happened like this before?