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Has the data from monitoring on Underhill been added? I can?t see it but may have missed it?

Hi We have a single European mattress that we managed to squeeze into a uk size single IKEA bed. Habitat has one single bed which is European size (radius I think it?s called).

I think they are building a pedestrian crossing. Identified as route for school children to both Heber and Harris. smooch Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What on Earth are the council doing now - that > road is a bus route so surely creating massive > pinch points is not a good idea. I seriously > wonder about these morons

I registered for this but never received a link to the meeting. I presume this is on now? AylwardS Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Dulwich Review consultation has been extended > until 18 July and a further online meeting added. > See below for update from Southwark Highways. > > Dear all, > > Thank you for your continued engagement with our > Review of the road schemes in Dulwich Village, > East Dulwich and Champion Hill. > > Thousands of residents have already completed the > consultation which can be found at > www.southwark.gov.uk/dulwichstreetspacereview. We > want to allow some extra time for those who have > not yet completed it, so we are extending the > deadline to Sunday 18th July. > > We have also published a report on the monitoring > data that we have obtained over the past couple of > months. You can view this at > www.southwark.gov.uk/dulwichstreetspacereview . We > are going to hold an extra community meeting to > discuss the data and what it tells us about the > road schemes, on Tuesday 13th July 6pm. > > This will be an online meeting ? to register for > the meeting please go to > https://dulwichreviewdata.eventbrite.co.uk > > Kind regards, > > Southwark Highways

Hi Do you know about the Dulwich and District twins club? They have a Facebook page, search for ?Dulwich and District twins club. They organise baby and toddler playgroups, nearly new sale etc.

https://consultations.southwark.gov.uk/environment-leisure/dulwich-review-registration-form/

Traffic jams are still very bad down LL/Goose Green roundabout. I would avoid driving there if you can.

https://www.chartereastdulwich.org.uk/page/?title=Do+we+have+a+catchment%3F&pid=200 Charter says it was 761 meters...

I submitted one of the proposals. this was after I had emailed councillor McAsh about the subject a couple of times and he asked if I would consider submitting the proposal to be considered for funding. I then had to go on a call to present my idea.There were a mix of applicants on the call, including parents who had submitted requests on behalf of local schools. alice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How does the council reach out to community groups > and individuals regarding such funding? > > ps has the recent dulwich hill meeting been put on > you tube. I can't find it.

Agreed, so if you haven?t hit your target viral load by then for positive , it doesn?t matter if you do more cycles as you have already hit the plateau?!

But doesn?t the relative fluorescence just plateau before 40 cycles anyway, so it doesn?t matter if more cycles are done? And the test result is dependent on the value reached at that point?

In the Dulwich alliance proposal, who would be able to get a permit?

My kids? school is fantastic, offers daily online lessons and teachers are working very hard, for which I am very grateful. And the school is not Goose Green ( although I am sure they are doing a great job too). Rest assured that other schools also provide a fab service!

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/priority-groups-for-coronavirus-covid-19-vaccination-advice-from-the-jcvi-2-december-2020/priority-groups-for-coronavirus-covid-19-vaccination-advice-from-the-jcvi-2-december-2020 Scroll down a bit and you will see the priority groups to be vaccinated.

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Hi I don?t think Felbrigg road is in the controlled parking zone, only roads close to ED station on the other side of LL.

Re cycling - Carlton Avenue. I was one of the cyclists that got counted. However I biked that route prior to the closures too... Ultimately in my view we do all need to use cars less. I don?t think LTNs are a fair way of doing it though.

Yes good point regarding fire safety labels, British Heart Foundation require them. seenbeen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A word of advice. Many charities will not take > furniture that has no fire safety labels attached

Hi Have you tried the British heart foundation? They do collections with man and van

And they also added (surprise surprise) that they prefer removable bollards to fixed planters.

1) Timed closure. Use cameras. Let residents through. Planters block the route of emergency services so I am not keen. LTNs focuses on a small area - and in my view pushes traffic onto other streets. I would like to see investment in public transport. Investment in segregated bike lanes. 2) I much prefer segregated bike lanes. I have had a fair few near misses in 20 mph zones (commuting to work) - segregated lanes would make me feel a lot more safe. I would also feel confident enough to take the kids on longer bike rides if bike lanes were segregated. 3) no idea what to do regarding bike thefts.

Rockets, I sometimes cycle on the a24 to work, and I agree - the now segregated bike Lane is great. Same bike Lane as before - just with some bollards to protect cyclists from traffic. Personally, the Dulwich LTNs don?t work form me, I travel a lot further so segregated bike lanes is much more helpful to me!

Ah that explains it! Never seen anything like it. Glad that it?s a temporary thing. Not fun for those stuck in it though.

Just getting home from work - I have never seen so much traffic in Dulwich! Packed all through the village, all of EDG, full length of Calton and Townley plus cars backed up on all side roads. Quite a long stretch on Turney too. Impact of LTN in the village plus maybe an increase in car usage due to Covid?

Or try the ?Residential property? section on this forum?