unlurked

Yes, agree with the incompetance bit but surely all the people that were involved or had knowledge about the other similar incidents why did they not go to the media when they saw connetions were not being made? More than Police incompetance imo.

We all know JB, and the lib(con)dems want CPZs despite what the local electorate want as was clearly previously demonstrated. The lib(con)dems have their own agenda which is not democratic in representing local majority views eg dulwich hospital, and ED Police Stn to name but two.

This case just gets stranger and stranger. Something very wrong with the original investigation.

numbers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can see why the OP was angry and wanted to vent > but this short, balding, bespectacled man with > poor taste in ill-fitting lycra has already shamed > himself by sticking his fingers up at a mother in > front of her young children. There's never an > excuse for that disgusting behaviour. > > sounds like jogging in London isn't for him > really. Won't someone think of the children? Anyone?

David Blaine.

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The pedestrian barriers on the pavement are likely > ot be removed. They're a hangover from when it was > school 20+ years ago. I had the ones on Archdale > Road from the previous school there last year. It has started. . .

Mark my words

1. Mahonia japonica. 2. Spider plant

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Pretentious twats Seconded

'Familes' that indulge in eating family meals of burgers or fried chicken on public transport especilly buses. If you can't be arsed to feed the kids properly at least do it in your own home and make public transport less unpleasant.

So easily fooled. It's a false PR lie to get the planning app' through without hassle-the outside seating area is much too small-they will ask to extend, ask to get the bus stop moved etc, and it will happen. Once there they will dominate without a thought for local residents etc which will include late night alcohol licences, music/bands etc which will negatively impact on local residences. There will be a detrimental effect on parking and end ED will end up with a CPZ. M&S and all other chains wanting to ruin LL will use the cinema app' to deride any parking or similar related objections and will win as this app' is sooo wanted. Then these showings that kids can be taken to will lead to an outbreak of lice amongst adults and kids in ED as the lice live in the soft furnishing of the cinema chairs and with quick turnaround kids lice will be crawling from kids hair to seat to next seat occupier hair. My vote for first film is A Clockwork Orange.

An electricity power supply was also installed at the same time for the sole use of the coffee van it seems. Bearing in mind the coffee van 'pitch' was supposed to be a temporary trial, and bearing in mind that the coffee van owner also has another lucrative 'pitch' on NorthX at weekends, as well as sole user of the station pitch plus the new costly electrical supply point the owner must be a very lucky person. . .

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Perhaps someone can explain what twerking means. "Twerk" - Where Yorkshire people go Monday to Friday, 9-5pm.

Huggers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > no, the husband of the woman who was doing the > shagging! There is no implication that the woman doing the shagging aka the Homewrecker has a husband. I am very tempted to post the letter but it probably isn't a good idea . . . A regular forum poster has pm'd me to advise they think the church mentioned is St Barnabus . . .

MrBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not had this one for a while. But for a good old > skool fry up where's the action at? > > Is there a place for the upmarket ones or is an > old greasy spoon still best? Greasy spoon- Lovers Leap Cafe, Sheffield.

I can't be the only one to get this through my door surely, unless no one on here lives in ED anymore and have all moved to Seaford (zzz). The letter is penned by a friend of the victim. There are two pics of the "homewrecker". A name and address on East Dulwich Grove is given for the homewrecker along with a work place-Dulwich Hamlett FC. The home wrecker is described as a "religeous church woman". The home wrecker had a thing with a married man ("don't worry he has not got away with it"). "its women like this that have given men too many options to lie . . .". ". .and women like this give the church a bad name". (underlined). Then there is a request for "women and those men that agree this is not acceptable behaviour and still believe in the sanctity of . . .marriage please help me humilitate her the way she has my friend and her children". Oh Lordy, I must go to church, and Hamlet FC more often! Edited to add that after looking at the pics of the homewrecker- I wouldn't!

Has anyone else had a A4 'letter' through their door today containing pics, and name and address of a woman that has allegedly had an affair with a married man and broken up the home? And it's church related to boot. What fun.

A

Wetting myself due to the coucillor led prospect of multinational Cineworld Co opening a Picturehouse on LL.

milk76 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Best just to ignore Unlurked John. He has some > petty axe to grind against James Barber and does > so, with the repetitivity of an unloved season, > across the threads. There are always a couple in > every constituency. 'milk', your only interest in this is your selfish retail food snobbery rather than any interest or knowledge of planning law, local govt, or democracy let alone local residents concerns as can be seen from this ignorant post of yours milk76 Wrote: ---------------------------- > Excellent, can't wait. I have been looking > forward to an M&S for over a decade now. You are just sour milk, well off.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Saw The Weir a couple of weeks ago. It was very > good, featuring Dervla Kirwan, Ardal O Hanlon > Brian Cox. Not quite as mesmeric as the reviews > perhaps but def worth seeing. The Weir is pants, and reviews completly wrong. Assume it was reviewed when at Donmar, and it hasn't travelled well.

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Please do submit views for or against the latest > planning application for this site. > A small request please copy me as a ward > councillor on any email submissions so I can check > I haven't missed anything I should have raised. Being disingenuous again, JB! Asking people to copy you in on emails to the planning dept is applying unnecessary pressure on planning officers when they see councillors copied in. If you are such a caring and diligent local representative then you should ask to have emails forwarded to you, not copied. I wonder what the scrutiny committee will make of this latest attempt of yours.

Barber lives in cloud cuckoo land! Aka hoodwink my constituents.

Lib(con)dems are pushing for yet another school and you can bet this site hasn't gone unnoticed. .

the-e-dealer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > OK new rule cyclists may use pavement if no > pedestrians are using it. Thats as far as I will > go. Exactly. Another law breaking selfish cyclist doing whatever suits them whenever it suits them. Agree with Monkeylite, Showboat and Katanita.