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Also, cul-de-sac closures outside schools are a bad idea. It would turn the road into a drop-off car park with a lot of 3 point turns going on e.g. Greendale outside JAGS, and that?s a much wider road.

I wonder why Southwark have gone for the full closure rather than a school street, as they have for other schools in the borough. That would allow residents? access at all times, whilst cutting out other traffic when the kids are about.

If there is enough through-traffic in the area for that to genuinely be an issue, it definitely shouldn?t be going past a primary school. Roky Erickson Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But what about the additional through-traffic, > which was previously going across Goodrich Road, > and which will now be forced to go down either of > these 2 roads unnecessarily ? >

EDAus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This is very interesting Goodrich is used as a > summer school by Nimble Arts, this will create > issues for many parents who need to do multiple > childcare picks up. In the summer holidays we have > to drive or we would not make the double pick up > with our chidlren. You will realise then that Upland Road and Dunstans Road run either side of Goodrich School, and will not be affected by this closure. These roads join to the south of the school, and with Underhill Road to the north - I cannot think of a single car journey through the area that would be increased by more than 1 minute as a result of this closure.

How about opening up Dulwich and Sydenham Golf Club? A huge, attractive open space, currently sat empty whilst people struggle to maintain distance in the neighbouring woods and nearby parks. Is maintaining the grass for "the capital's golfing elite" (quote from their website) more important than the public's well-being at these times when open space is in such high demand? Fence off the greens and offer a grant to the club to repair any damage to the course when this is over. An opportunity for the Dulwich Estate to show they really do care about the people living in and around the estate.

https://www.southwark.gov.uk/parking/parking-permits/on-street-permits/visitor-s-parking-permits Visitors permits will set you back ?2.10/week if you buy 10 at a time. Which isn?t much on top of the cost of a cleaner. Carers and other essential visitors normally have permits provided by their company, giving them access to any cpz.

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> > We came through at the same time - there must have > been an incident/accident on the South Circular, > the police had closed the road in both directions > from the College Road Junction going east, so all > South Circular traffic was diverting through the > village. It was indeed chaos, not helped by those > people who think that leaning on the horn is in > any way going to resolve matters...

You can use google maps. Just right click on the school, select measure distance, and click on the point you are interested in.