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Here's a photo of one in Underhill Road. The problem with thinking you can avoid the cameras is that you don't know you've been fined until a few weeks later when the PCN arrives and if you did the same journey several times, several PCNs can arrive at once and give you a very big shock. If you set up auto-pay with TFL, then you pay ?10 instead of ?12 and if you get caught on camera without knowing it, at least you won't get a PCN.

The cameras are already in place at the borders of the ULEZ and within it. You just need to look more carefully.

I've been told it means a new shipment of drugs has arrived!!!

Some horrible b****** has broken into my builder's locked and secured van today in broad daylight and stolen an expensive load of tools. Heartbreaking. If anyone saw anything please message me. It's Underhill Road near to junction with Melford Road. I don't know what the solution is for builders because they cannot empty the whole van of stuff every day for every job and this is a major problem at the moment.

For those carnivores in Dulwich there is a lovely new butcher in Dulwich Village called Proud Sow. Worth a visit for very delicious meaty produce and also some good cheeses. They have been trading for a long while in Crofton Park and this a new branch.

Hi Robin Although I am also delighted to hear of new trees being planted in the area I am concerned that the "Lordship Lane Plane Avenue" is being considered as a high street feature. Unfortunately I think the planting of London Planes in Lordship Lane was a poorly thought out bit of high street planning. These trees are currently young but already huge and have a considerable amount of growth to undergo in the future. Having had great problems trying to get the council to maintain the trees to stop the branches banging against the windows of our flat and being very concerned about damage to pavement, building subsidence and buses due to the growth of these young trees, I fear that the council and therefore residents will have a considerable bill to pay in the future. I have suggested that the council plants more appropriate trees for this setting and am impressed at the use of magnolia grandiflora in several streets in the borough but so far my conversations with the council have fallen on deaf ears. I see that some plane trees are being pollarded but this won't limit their girth in the long term and needs to be repeated regularly to control growth of the canopy which will also be costly in the coming years. Unfortunately I fear that the expense of reversing a poorly thought out planning decision some years ago will prevent a more sensible long term approach now.

I feel an exciting buzz about this new restaurant and really look forward to trying it. Best of luck Spinach.