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Bic Basher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > gromit3:16 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > still can't work out why there's never any anti > > bac hand sanitizer. I haven't once seen anyone > use > > any. > > > > ques look like you'll be waiting a long time, > > Thursday I got in in around 14 minutes. > > I got some hand sanitiser from Sainsbury's on > Saturday afternoon. ?1.05. Amazing!! Congratulations. I haven't seen one yet...

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi Meg64, > Finally a response today: > > Date: 19 April 2020 at 14:41:43 BST > To: > Subject: West Peckham CPZ > > Thank you for your recent email concerning the > commencement of enforcement in the new West > Peckham Controlled Parking Zone. > > I note your comments however at present we are not > enforcing any permit or pay and display bays > throughout the borough whilst the Government > lockdown is in place. > > We will notify via our parking websites when > enforcement resumes/commences and up until that > point those residents of the new CPZ will not be > obliged to require a permit to park in these > bays. > > If you would like to discuss this matter further > please do not hesitate to contact me by email. > > Yours sincerely > > Mark Sprackling > Representations and Appeals Officer > Regulatory Services > Environment and Leisure > Southwark Council > Tooley Street > > Doesn't consider what will happen if the lockdown > is lifted for most but not all residents. But > let's cross that bridge then i guess. Hope it > reassures you. Many thanks for sharing James, finally a clear answer from the Council. Nevertheless, their website still says: "Peckham West (PW), the new CPZ in Peckham that started on 30 March 2020 will have an extended period of warning notices. Warning notices will be issued to vehicles parking on double yellow lines for two weeks from Monday 30 March, and vehicles parked in permit bays without a permit will be issued warning notices for a period of four weeks. Residents are asked to ensure that they have a valid permit for their vehicle from the live date to ensure they do not receive a fine."

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This is clearly bonkers. 4 weeks waring period is > little use if you have to self isolate for 12 > weeks to minimise risk to yourself or other > household members lives. > > This will be raised today with the council Chief > Executive and Council Leader by Councillor Anood > Al-Samerai (Lib dem cllr group leader). This > policy raises generic issues across the borough. I wonder if this was raised 18th days ago???

Ruskin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And now you can report breachers online. This is > for Manchester > https://www.gmp.police.uk/tua/tell-us-about/c19/te > ll-us-about-possible-breach-coronavirus-measures https://www.met.police.uk/tua/tell-us-about/c19/tell-us-about-possible-breach-coronavirus-measures/

AylwardS Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Meg64 I?ve just checked the Council website and > they say warning notices will be issued for four > weeks in the Peckham West CPZ. That indicates the > current plan is to issue penalties after the four > week period expires. That would leave people time > at the end of the current restrictions to move > their cars. This is still not going to be enough > time for you so I suggest you email them on > [email protected] and advise that you have > been advised to shield for medical reasons and ask > what their arrangements are. > > Things change with the Coronavirus and I?m sure > the Council are watching that so the warning > notice period may change if the general lockdown > is extended but if you email there may be > arrangements that can be made but aren?t being > made commonly known at this time. > > Hopefully the reply will give you one less thing > to be concerned about. > > Stay Safe The mentioned Council website has now disappeared...: "Page Not Found Sorry, the page you?re looking for doesn?t exist." Please check for a typo in the url or go to the Southwark council home page." Does it mean they will be issuing fines as it is not in writing within their website?

People are having garden parties as if nothing to do with them...

Very soon we will have a full lockdown (we will be lucky if tomorrow is not our last day), no exercise allowed, thanks to a few people that are thinking about enjoying long paid holidays...

I left Sainsbury's at 11.30ish and there were eggs (also last week when I was there). Also plenty of toilet rolls...

"Peckham West CPZ Peckham West (PW), the new CPZ in Peckham that started on 30 March 2020 will have an extended period of warning notices. Warning notices will be issued to vehicles parking on double yellow lines for two weeks from Monday 30 March, and vehicles parked in permit bays without a permit will be issued warning notices for a period of four weeks. Residents are asked to ensure that they have a valid permit for their vehicle from the live date to ensure they do not receive a fine." Thanks Southwark Council to add extra expenses at a time when many people are struggling to pay bills with no work...(What can the council do to make things easier during COVID-19?)

I went a couple of days ago around 3.30 pm. Happy to see a queu keeping the safety distance. Once inside plenty of space, but some people not keeping the distance...I was looking at an item, turned around and there were 4 people surrounding me!!! Personally, I will wait as much as I can to return...hopefully there is less panic buying by then...

As English is not my first language, I do find the sentence "Peckham West (PW) New parking zone in Peckham is due to start on 30 March 2020 will have an extended period of warning notices" rather ambiguous. Could someone help with translation? -Is the Peckham West CPZ starting on Monday or not? I assume "yes", hence not postponed and an extra expense in a moment that many of us have a reduced or zero income. -What does it mean "will have an extended period of warning notices"? how long is the warning notice for before a fine is issued?

Many thanks for the information dc! One thing to remove from the list of worries at the moment

Hi James, As per your message on the 24th of March, I wonder if you had received an update from the council? (re: "R U IN ED - I agree. We need as much stability as possible for the moment. I have pushed for the East Dulwich CPZ to be postponed and Cllr Livingstone is looking into it. I will let you know.") Tomorrow is the last working day before the CPZ goes live on Monday 30th of March. Many thanks for your time.

Mrs D's advise would be the best, but I'm happy to help too. All the best