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If one were to regularly feed the crows on Peckham Rye and then rescue an injured one of their number would that crow then treat you like a friendly adopter ?

You think it is someones pet ? Could it have just sort of bonded with you as it's rescuer ? Or because it senses your innate kindness ? If it's domesticated do you think that's why the other crows were making such a fuss ? Rejecting a stranger ?

Well I think it's up to us to try and guess ,I'll start delivery of hot air from the EDF teenage offspring ordering a suprise gift for OP ,whipped it out of box before the game given away

I had this but they disappeared when I cleared my cookies .

Must be some reason for change in tone .

Anyone care to predict how much longer before Townley Rd is subsumed into the Foundation Schools Estate ?

Ellie at Norwood Rd is fantastic and worked out how to manange our female cat's overgrooming . I would recommend asking for her though there other equally lovely vets there . We moved our cats there from The Neighbourhood Vets after rather patchy and unsuccesful care . https://www.norwoodrdveterinary.co.uk/

I think because it was an annexe it may not appear in records as such but just be listed as Goodrich School ? Maybe ask Goodrich school if they know how to contact Andy and if so if they would be prepared to pass your contact details on to him with your query ? this site has lots of discussion and posts from ppl who were at school in the area in the 1950/60'S .http://www.camberwellboroughcouncil.co.uk/camberwelleast-dulwichpeckham-surrounding-areas#comment-32028 as do these threads /forum/read.php?5,24982,page=1 /forum/read.php?5,240185 You might recognise someone you know ? Interesting reading anyway . good luck !

JUst wondering if anyone on this thread who may still be reading knows anything about the Goodrich primary school annexe next to the Lordship Lane Estate ? It was in "Firemns alley" running alonside Dulwick Park down to Dulwich Common . And could help this enquirer ? /forum/read.php?20,2067489,2068021#msg-2068021

Hi Stroller , I think you have a tricky task ahead of you .I wonder if Andy Doidge who wrote this http://www.goodrich.org.uk/history could help at all .I'm afraid I have no contact details for him but maybe he's findable on Facebook ? There does seem to be a huge amount of info on schools available ,but might be a bit like looking for a needle in a haystack ! https://www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/things-to-do/london-metropolitan-archives/Pages/search.aspx https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/c/F251533 are you looking mainly for images/photos ? Or names of pupils ?

I guess it's possible the phasing might be out and in need of reviewing but I think traffic light phasing is a pretty complex business and that a request to increase/decrease from a layperson will fall on deaf ears . I'm not positive but think London Transport would be the appropriate body to approach .

There's a shop v near where Pollards used to be that sells nets ,duvets etc etc

beansprout - might be a couple of possibilties here http://hernehillfestival.org/programme#content

Impeachment https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-49814927 I don't believe this will bring Trump down and fear the predictions that it will strengthen his fab base are correct . But then I didn't believe that Johnson's prorogation would be found illegal.....

"I read somewhere that Cummings is departing his role on October 31st. I wonder will it be a case of his job there being done, or not being able to do it." It's said that Cummings is due surgery in November . https://inews.co.uk/opinion/comment/boris-johnson-no-deal-brexit-silly-season-news-cancelled-497558

well put singalto . Also I guess an old Victorian infrastructure doesn't help !

And it doesn't need to have any road markings "Road markings adjacent to dropped kerbs In most circumstances it's an offence, irrespective of the presence or absence of road markings, to park adjacent to a dropped kerb." https://www.southwark.gov.uk/parking/guide-to-parking/dropped-kerbs-and-driveways?chapter=4

I agree ,when I had to push my mum in a wheelchair it was really hard . Blasted wheelie bins on pavements where a real bug bear .And overhanging hedges . I did become more proficient with time ,and realising that the little bars near the back wheels to stand on and lever the chair was a life changing moment . Like you though I often had to walk backwards .

Gosh ,I agree and see your point. No way would I want to upset a bus . We all know what huffy creatures they can be ....sailing past a stop where you've been paitently waiting . Especially that stop opposite the Clock House in Barry Road .( when it was in use )

Gubudge "I would have gone out of my way not to use Lyndhurst/Bellenden/Crystal Palace." - what route did you use as an alternative ?

37 route has always enabled travel from GG to Peckham .

"People may not like to hear but cycles only pass through for a very brief period in the morning and evening rush hours after that the roads are very quiet." I think you mean the majority of cyclists ( in my mind known as "the packs " ) .There are plenty of other non commuting cyclists ,some of whom may be less comfident,less athletic and carrying shopping and/or children .

Might be worth joining mailing list of this lot https://www.multi-story.org.uk/contact-us I went to recent concert in Peckham ( old multi storey behind cinema/now The Levels ? ) and it was v good .There were some cars parked up there (and there is vehicular access via Cerise Rd )not gen public think suppliers to food drink outlets and for sound equipment ) You would need to ask about access says this on The Levels ( which I see is levels 1-6 and the concert was on higher levels ) website " Parking: There is very limited Pay and Display parking on the ground floor of the site (accessible from Cerise Road off Hanover Park). We strongly advise that you do not arrive by car if possible, but if necessary see Southwark Council?s website for more information on local parking options. This is a council owned carpark, Peckham Levels do not get free parking and cannot reserve spaces. Step free access: Step free access is available via the lifts from the ground floor and our helpful security will be able to assist should you experience any issues. You can reach them on 07961240465."

Would Greenwich be too far ? St Alfeges https://www.st-alfege.org/Groups/299337/Concerts_and_recitals.aspx have lunch time concerts (free) every Thursday .Their accesibilty statement ( not sure if this covers the concerts ? ) says "Parking There is no public parking at St Alfege Church but it is possible for those requiring disability access to arrange a day permit via the office." Parking There is no public parking available in the churchyard but on street parking using meters is nearby. There are two public car parks nearby: Burney Street SE10, 8EX Cutty Sark Gardens, SE10 9HT " Ramp access There is currently a ramp which is steep to access the south entrance. Wheelchair users will need assistance. There are five steps at the main west entrance, so people using walking aids or pushing a buggy may find it easier to use the ramp. Please let the church welcomers or Open Church volunteers know to ensure the south door is open. "