grace3

NMMmm trafic warden or bailiff alert

steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Community asset? over ?5 a pint when I called > in > > during the summer Maybe I was'nt their type. > > > It's been shut for over a year so no you didn't maybe you didn't fit in either?

worldwiser Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This only incentivises people bringing their cars > into the area from outside at a time when it's > practically at breaking point. It took me 20m to > find a space within 6 streets of my house today - > we need a CPZ as soon as humanly possible. Just a > one hour restriction in the middle of the day is > required, nothing more. It works absolutely > everywhere else in London and I don't believe the > circumstances of ED are so utterly unique so as to > buck that fact. I agree and can't see how it would benefit business's in Lordship lane as it would be even harder to find a space to run in and purchase something like a gallon of paint and a pair of steps. No they would not fit on my bike sir!

ladyruskin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can't you apply for the grove tavern to be > transferred into a community asset in a similar > fashion to the Ivy House? Community asset? over ?5 a pint when I called in during the summer Maybe I was'nt their type.

WILL SOMEONE PLEEESE THINK OF THE CHILDREN! shut up.

Was that 'Tar edcam' ?

Talk about throwing money at Conway's, Dulwich Road this week was'resurfaced' during the day with all the side roads closed. This work caused chaos in the area . Defo a fiddle going on.

Southwark must have sold this land to the'developer'. The guy who has the nice flower garden in the one prefab left must be under pressure to quit.

Quite, he looked 'shifty' because of his connections to the 'patch'

why pay to be depressed? that's my view on modern films.

Ahh but this Enterprise van probably came from Limerick or Dover. Then again , anyone read about 'The Patch'closing down ?

Takes me back to the 'North Peckham' concept 'in the early seventies, 'milk floats in the sky' all gone now (demolished) replaced by 'gaffs with glass fronts' heading the same way.

I have been banned but it was only for skulldragging ED 'wee men what do'

Always have a lump of lead in your handbag whilst walking around New York or Peckham Rye.

grace3 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Old London glaziers are wide to this stroke, forty > years ago he would have give him a punch up the > froat. I was only quoting Chas and Dave.

just tell that O'reilly guy that you have 'the hump'

The sad thing about London, if someone says 'good morning etc.' they are assumed to have mental health problems.

Old London glaziers are wide to this stroke, forty years ago he would have give him a punch up the froat.

was he walking too slow?

I know what the o p means I was thinking the same, but we can be too cynical. So off to the Plough tomorrow for a tree.

As Brendan Behan said 'don't go there unless you have very good nostrils' he mean New York but.

There is "riff raff" and there is bags of ***** .South London has had it's share of both.

no way could you " tip" a bunch of scab guttless ***holes.

So nice and well 'diferent to what newcomers think' " it always was not a miserable hole"

If that store turns over 1.3m from now till it closes in 2016 (April) then I will eat your lycra shorts.