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The same question could be asked of Rye Lane. But that is still closed unless you apply for permission for a cricket match

Many people would lose their Job. Will you pay their wages?

Perhaps this is the only book they have for sale?

ab29 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It really infuriates me - this omnipresent dictate > of 'data'! People who have no idea about others > experience feel entitled to reprimand them from > the depths of their armchairs - because of > 'data'! > > How about we start listen to people and their > experience for a change. If they hear the truth their cosy little world and we know best will collapse

If England lose you won't have to imagine you will see the result

To admin Is there a problem logging into the forum? When I log in with East dulwich Forum it takes me to the face book page. It gas never happened before. I have to go back into history to find closed page to get on the forum. ZIs there a problem as it is a real pain. Would appreciate hearing from you on this. Regards

You seem to have missed the point access to Rye Lane, not the station. If you have a walking problem closing Rye Lane and bus connections is important.

Tell them they are paid to answer your question.

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm 90% sure that once the works at the station > are completed buses will be allowed through Rye > Lane (but no cars). > > > I have no insider information though :) Today all Peckham busses seem to be diverted through East Dulwich. Good luck

If you did that in today's strange world you would probably get your collar felt for causing emotional distress

How do you know this?

There are enough cameras around fining people so it should be a piece of piss to find out who did this.

Rockets Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Interesting to see Dulwich Square coalition > discussing emergency vehicle access - is this an > admission maybe that there is a problem with no > emergency vehicle access? > > And on the subject of fines (this may have been > posted previously) but did anyone see the headline > on Southwark news: > https://www.southwarknews.co.uk/news/exclusive-sou > thwark-council-rakes-in-2-5-million-from-four-ltn- > cameras-in-dulwich-and-walworth-in-first-three-mon > ths-of-issuing-fines/ > > 22.500 fines totally ?2.5m in just over 6 weeks - > how wonderfully socialist of our "socialist" > council. > > One hopes the council may be forced into action > over their pathetic efforts (pathetic in terms of > execution not money generation I hasten to add) > with the cameras in Dulwich and Walworth. It makes > you wonder whether the council might need some > external intervention to right their sinking ship > - Cllr Williams seems to have lost control of his > councillors - does anyone have any confidence left > in their abilities to lead and deliver on behalf > of their constituents? No

Presumably the well off will hope the poor will be forced to leave as they will not be able to buy a new car. All will have to be cloned from the same master jig to live in ED.

Dogkennelhillbilly Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Spartacus Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > heartblock Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Good public transport is key to reducing car > > > use...absolutely agree... > > However this doesn't mean penalising cars to > make > > it run faster > > It is dreamland to imagine that bua transport can > improve without inconveniencing car drivers. Buses > need more dedicated street space, priority over > cars, and fewer cars in the way. Thought they had this already with bus lanes and red routes?

I think that a great vote of thanks should be given to legalalien as I do not think people are aware of all these decision Southwark are trying to push through without people having any idea it is happening. Who looks or know where to look this is happening. Only those that have an agenda tp push.. Southwark never lets you know. Many thanks

You could wall off the whole of LL and turn the whole area into a private fiefdom

For what it is worth I to have not received my sticker. However, when I rang the Council and spoke to a chap in the renewal department I said I had not received any email to renew he said we do not send them now you will have to go on the website and renew it again. So depends who you speak to to get right or wrong information.

diable rouge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > On the subject of prejudice and predictability > (out now in paperback), at the start of this > thread I could've drawn up a list of the > anti-Meghan posters and would've been spot on bar > one. > Surprise, surprise, they all have one thing in > common... What?

Ours have been missed for the last two collection dates.

If you can prove it was the Council get them to repair it

No cctv anywhere to see what went on

You are not the only one.

Public toilets to replace the ones that used to be under the bridge years ago. A new local asset?

If Dulwich Park has really large ponds is this because all the works that were untaken not so long ago are working to stop the entitled of Dulwich from flooding or a complete cockup?