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It was open when I went past at 12:30.

There are no private messages.

And we all know the streets where they live.

Halifax - 12 Lordship Lane - premises to be let?

All girl schools were not much fun. If I ran the local education authority I would change the intake rules. One year all girls. Next year all boys.

Consider this differentiation of the East Dulwich housing market: (1) New-builds from 1997-2007 (2) The rest An example new-build is Altima Court. I chose it as an example, not because it is any worse than any other new-build, but because it is in a prominent position, and many of you will have seen it put together. Ignoring lay persons' comments while it was being put together such as "That's flimsy", "How long will that last?", "When will it fall down?", and having regard to a civil engineer's opinion that these sort of properties have a 30-year design life at which point they are due to be demolished and the site redeveloped, it seems that the market for these sort of properties is like the used car market where the final market price is zero.

I'd like to watch the output of the Marmora Road CCTVs.

So a "meaningful comparison" for a one-bedroom flat is ?167K.

There are higher-end retailers in East Dulwich?

Peckham Perkster for her work in restoring our War Memorial.

East Dulwich borrow-to-let landlords can now pass on the benefit and reduce their tenants' rents.

I'm told it was a fire-bomb attack around 04:30am.

Time was when you inherited or chose a pub to be your local. Had your own regular table or bar-stool. Might even keep your personal tankard or glass behind the bar. The barman was probably ready to serve your drink as soon as he saw you walk through the door. You stayed faithful to your pub. These days in East Dulwich? Well, the youngsters seem to flit from pub to bar on a whim.

I know people get grumpy during a recession; but incitement to commit criminal action?

I never could understand having a 125 year lease (479) on a 30-year design-life build.

It's certainly uncharted territory for borrow-to-let landlords. (1) Negative real yields (2) Subsidising tenants' rents (3) Carrying forward debt on a depreciating asset I have wondered how many of the East Dulwich borrow-to-let properties are "owned" by people who do not live in East Dulwich.

An added complication.

Read about it here.

The serious point [i'm not sure that the EDF does "serious"] is that the pain of previous recessions has not had an evenly distributed geographical spread and whether the local East Dulwich economy has some special features which will enable East Dulwich to survive a recession better than other areas.

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One year on from when this thread was started, East Dulwich still seems to be pretty resilient.

Trolls eat cars.

> And I've never seen anyone carry money round in rolls. Oh dear. I guess you've just not met the right middle-aged man yet.

No-one came up with an answer, so I'll ask again. Does the lease on Grove Vale Library expire before the likely completion date of the new flats?

The cabals will have started meeting: planning our future. Wouldn't want to see another "late" announcement such as closing a children's museum with no realistic time for community consultation. Any inside information or leaks? We need to keep an eye on the Council's budget planning and its impact on East Dulwich.