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Festive Football 31/12: Big crowd expected for the next home game on New Years Eve - but please note the kick off time is 1pm. If you turn up at 3pm it will be all over. 2/1: There's also a home game on Bank Holiday Monday - January 2nd - which is at 3pm.

apples Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > At Dulwich Hamlet v Worthing last Saturday 3, 4 > maybe more spectators were accompanied by their > dogs. Next time I go I may have to bring Harvey, > he loves football. Yep, quite a feature at Champion Hill. The editor of Urban75 often has photos of dogs in his match reports. http://urban75.org/dulwichhamlet/ (eta link and remove repeat word)

It's still in the new drawings

lavender27 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Teddy Bears and Dollies to cuddle while they are > away from their families at Christmas. Sugar > highs and they'll be tearing round the wards and > climbing the walls. Sugar highs don't exist in the general population, apparently. http://www.yalescientific.org/2010/09/mythbusters-does-sugar-really-make-children-hyper/

LadyNorwood Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The wording on the ballot paper stated "This is > your decision. The Government will implement what > you decide" - there was no mention of Parliament > being involved. That wording may have been somewhere but it was, categorically, not on the ballot paper itself.

Drawings of the latest plans can be found here: http://planbuild.southwark.gov.uk/documents/?casereference=16/AP/2978&system=DC There are drawings of the application that has already been approved and new ones as proposed under the new application.

I was at Staines Town watching Dulwich Hamlet who, funnily enough, actually played like Barcelona - at least in the fact that they lost by two goals away from home (2-0). They were playing in the pink and pink away kit though.

DovertheRoad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ...the outdoor bar is a welcome improvement but still > a long queue that could be alleviated by simplifying > the selection and a sign before the tent with the > options? 300 people pausing to work out which of the > ten craft beer cans they want doesn't really work too > well. Great to see a win though! I agree that improving information about beers/prices would help so that people can make a choice before getting to the front of the queue. There is a large blackboard behind the bar but it remains unused to date. The bar was very busy on Saturday (they had to restock apparently) but I think the queue was caused in part by the fact that it was understaffed. This appears to be something the club is addressing (and for which they are paying London Living Wage): http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/dulwichhamlet/news/bar-staff-wanted-at-champion-hill-1710925.html The new outside bar is a great addition and a few minor teething problems are only to be expected. Sadly, no more home games until 19/11 - at least that provides time to recruit!

The game tomorrow (Saturday October 21st - 3pm) vs AFC Sudbury is the last at Champion Hill for almost a month. There will be a poppy appeal collection at the ground by the Royal British Legion as it is the last home match before Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday.

natty01295 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Try Franks Cafe Peckham > http://frankscafe.org.uk/information/ It's now closed for the winter.

Big game against Bognor Regis at Champion Hill this afternoon. The first meeting between the clubs since Dulwich beat them in the play off semi-final at their place at the end of last season. The excellent new outside bar should be in full swing too. Edited to add match preview: http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/dulwichhamlet/news/todays-match-preview-bognor-regis-town-home-ko-300-1705991.html

rch Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The quickest and easiest solution would be for you > and/or other ward residents to make a CGS bid for > funding, as next year's fund has just opened (and > closes end of November). You might want to see if > you can liaise with a council officer on what the > mural actually needs so that they can help to > oversee the works properly if you are awarded the > funding. > > Here's a link to the CGS Fund details:- > > http://www.southwark.gov.uk/cleanergreenersafer > > Depending on whether the repairs are deemed to > require capital or revenue funding, you might need > to apply via a different route called the > Neighbourhood Fund, which opens in November. To do > this, you might need to go through a constituted > amenity society, such as The Peckham Society. > > In any case, the more residents and community > groups that are involved, the more likely funding > will be awarded. If this route fails, then you can > look at the crowdfunding option... Good idea but a complicating issue with a CGS bid at that point is that the East Dulwich Road/Adys Rd/CP Road junction is where 4 wards and 3 Community Councils meet. That may, of course, provide an opportunity as well as a challenge if each of the Community Councils is willing to chip in towards a restoration project, given the prominence of the spot.

Bic Basher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Helen Hayes has also visited North Dulwich, Tulse > Hill, West Norwood and Gipsy Hill for her rail > passenger survey. (ED is in Harriet Harman's seat) Not (entirely) true. The boundary goes along the railway line at that point so technically the up platform is in Harriet's constituency and the down platform is in Helen's. The same is true at North Dulwich. Current draft boundary proposals, if adopted, would 'reunite' both platforms in the same constituency in each case. They would however remain split between wards. Proposals already adopted mean that East Dulwich station will be in both Goose Green ward and Champion Hill ward (currently East Dulwich and South Camberwell respectively). The situation at North Dulwich is more complicated. The entire station building at street level and the down platform will be in Dulwich Village ward whilst the up platform at track level will be in Champion Hill ward. I'll just put my anorak away.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Maybe no beer because it was Millwall? > > There is no beer because of past incidents with > home supporters. > > There are plenty of bars in all stands at > Millwall. and we dont have problems. This is NOT > the 60's > > Foxy. There are problems outside the ground and on the trains pretty regularly though. And inside Wembley Stadium just a few months ago: http://youtu.be/Pmn46YKeDFI

Menu here if you can't wait: http://meatliquor.com/eastdulwich/menu/web/

Details of all upcoming matches can be found here: http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/dulwichhamlet/teams/56196/fixtures-results

d.b Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I do find the petition for a second referendum slightly disturbing. Not sure it's disturbing - just a reflection of many people's disappointment at the result. It's only a petition after all. The irony is that it was started by a leave campaigner when it looked like they would lose narrowly. And Farage, of course, said on the night: "In a 52-48 referendum this would be unfinished business by a long way." Remain supporting political representatives seem to be taking a rather more honourable approach than that in accepting the result. I agree though, that the most important thing now is the sort of deal that emerges.

It was widely reported that the RSPB and WWF support remaining in the EU to protect British wildlife.

Dog duck Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Here we go... a pointless stupid list of local > eateries we all know Or a timely response to a specific problem. Surely something for which a local forum is very useful? The only pointless response in the context, given that lunch had well passed, was your own. Oh, and now mine.

Grockle is both. Emmett is almost exclusively Cornish.

It is a project to replace the stairs which are unsafe (making them slightly wider in the process). No lifts will be installed. Here is a link to the relevant Network Rail document: http://planbuild.southwark.gov.uk/documents/?GetDocument=%7b%7b%7b!5MSlEkj7U7G5i9CpaWEPLg%3d%3d!%7d%7d%7d

SoozieW Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So is this it for matches this year now or will > there be any more? That's it for this season. Pre-season friendlies will start in July and league matches about a week or so into August.

Mrs D Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > At least for privately owned flats, the management company / landlord has to serve a section 20 notice. > it basically states the intention to tender major works, and then again, once quotes have been received, > the landlord would send out the details to say which company will be undertaking the work and at what > cost. I am not sure why it would be any different to ex-council flats? I don't think it is any different. Local authority/public sector landlords have to serve Section 20 notices.

Now through to the final. I loved the weird but wonderful mouse bank!

Seabag and edcam - you must mean behind Iceland/M&S on Chesterfield Grove I think?