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There hasn't been any planning application for building there, according to Southwark's planning site ? just a tarting up of the phone mast there.

Well, moneybags Billericay Town won tonight and are champions, so Dulwich Hamlet will definitely finish second and will have home advantage in the playoff semi-final on Thursday May 3rd. But come along anyway to their temporary home at Tooting & Mitcham on Saturday v Margate to give them a rousing send off for the league season.

Any more for Thursday?

They're probably Holly Blue butterflies, which emerge earlier ? and are more common ? than the other blue butterflies.

Worth pointing out that DHFC are guaranteed to finish in their highest league position since 1959, which is brilliant given the nonsense off the pitch.

A brilliant 3-0 win today at third place Folkestone Invicta guarantees that Hamlet will finish no lower than second ? which gives home advantage in the play-offs. The title is still a slim possibility but it'll be Billericay's if they win at least one of their last two games.

On Twitter, Sydenham Hill Wood and the Wildlife Trust have made it quite clear: "Hi, please be aware that visitors do not have permission or rights to forage wild garlic or other plants in Sydenham Hill Wood or Dulwich Wood. This plant is an ancient woodland indicator and its populations are recovering across both sites. Please do not forage wild plants." I despair at the thoughtlessness of many urban "foragers".

OK, so I was right :-)

This the one that's still on: https://www.facebook.com/events/222639724972836/

But in the Mail's defence (blimey, I never thought I'd write that), Dacre was a staunch supporter of Stephen Lawrence's family and their quest for justice and the Mail was the paper that named those who were allegedly responsible as 'murderers'. That couldn't have pleased the Mail's more unpleasant base. One reason for Dacre's line, though, was that he knew Stephen's father, who'd done some decorating for him.

I'm up for it. And never been to Omrith, so happy to give it a go.

James, I was questioning the idea that it's people driving in from miles away to take advantage of cheaper fares. The 'commuters' are far far more likely to be people who are a. working locally or b. only live half a mile away and are being a bit lazy. We are 7 mins walk from ED station and have parking spaces all day long.

Because it's public highway. It's not yours.

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And these > behaviours appear ot be so non local residents can > park near a station and largely car commute - > presumably from another place that has a station > with more expensive ticket prices not in zone 2. The proposed Grove Vale CPZ consultation malarkey showed this as negligible ? in any case, a Zone 3 travelcard costs you just ?20 more a month than a Zone 2 one. Zone 4 is ?55 more, but is someone really going to drive from Penge, say, in the rush hour to save themselves less than ?3 a day in fares?

I wouldn't want to miss London's "shows, restaurants, culture and 'buzz'" for pretty much anything. I can put up with a (fairly easy) commute and all the noise, bother and nonsense.

More good news on the pitch - Hamlet won 3-0 at Needham Market to stay top. Title favourites, moneybags Billericay, got trounced 4-1 at Hendon.

That's a poor first question: "1. Do you, or your visitors, find parking where you live difficult? Yes - all the time Yes - Monday to Fridays Yes - weekends only No never" What about 'Sometimes, but it doesn't unduly bother me'? I guess I'll just go for "No never"

0/10.

Just to confirm I'm up for the 29th at Surma.

Indeed, but I think you'll find that 2wans is an old EDF troll in new clothing :-)

It's an improvement given that Meadow only a couple of weeks said they weren't going to speak to anyone. And if they reject Southwark's next bid, the government has said that they'll appoint an independent mediator to go in ? which is more of a threat to Meadow's position than the Council's. So it's slow progress.

Meadow spoke with Southwark Council on Monday (which is at least a start) and the following was reported on Twitter by The Independent's football correspondent: Update: Meadow told Southwark at the meeting today that their stance remains the same. Next step is for Southwark to submit a written offer, but don't expect it to be accepted...

The EDF is like Private Eye ? it's never been as good as it used to be...

Excellent 3-0 win at a freezing Tooting & Mitcham ground this afternoon. Great atmosphere and an attendance of 840. Gone back up to the top of the league, although Billericay still have five games in hand.

Hamlet boss Gavin Rose looks to sign a top-flight left winger...