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It's because large vehicles can not now enter there without damaging the new bunds.

Yes, you have to clock in and out on a machine and only get paid when your clocked in.

Slow down on this corner and stay safe.

St Faith's on Red Post Hill has a children's Nativity at 4pm and Midnight Mass at 11.30pm, both of which will have some favourite carols.

The flood alleviation works are to help avoid floods in surrounding streets, not in the park/common. To store more water in the area which is already the most absorbent.

The tall buildings will block the view from Peckham Levels.

I wonder if they'd be of any use to a local primary school or art group?

There are trainer and other recycling bins in Decathlon Surrey quays. I can't remember exactly all the products accepted. Also, in case anyone's interested, you can get a freepost envelope to recycle disposable razors via Gillette and terracycle.

They are doing that and perhaps it will have that result, but the intended result is actually to reduce flooding in surrounding streets not on the common itself.

Until a few years ago there were large public ones on Peckham rye common in the old car park;they were removed well before the development of the new playground. There are less street bins as well. I would think it's to cut costs by having less bin locations to collect from.

I wish I could have gone to your exhibition at St Clement's, but missed it in the end. Please could you share some of the contents online?

I live approx 40 yards from the main stage, sent in an objection, have attended previous meetings and still not included in this or various other ones that people post about on here.

Thanks all. Is the bike parking on the school site for anyone or is it inside the school grounds?

Does anyone know if there's any public bike parking on or near Townley Road please? Thanks.

SE22 is mentioned in the last paragraph of this article: https://www.theguardian.com/politics/article/2024/jul/01/thousands-unable-vote-delays-postal-ballots-uk-general-election

This is an exciting new development! I really enjoyed reading your article and hadn't realised you have an exhibition coming up as well! I've never heard of a Roman fort up there, interesting! I don't think it's within the area you're investigating, but yesterday I noticed 2-3 ancient (possibly 'boundary') oaks at the bottom of One Tree Hill woods (on the informal path parallel with Brenchley Gardens). Thank you for all your work on the local area. The survival of plants over time is very interesting. I'm fascinated by the patches of what used to be grass, which (since taking the pummelling of being walked and jogged on so much during lockdown) are now inhabited by thick little weeds.

I just saw a pair of spotted woodpeckers following eachother around in the trees in front of Harris Boys!

Also those of us who are currently represented by Harriet Harman (who is standing down of course) will not be able to vote for her successor (Miatta Fahnbulleh) as the change of boundaries also puts us in with Reeves, rather than Peckham. I think this is a rather clever way for the conservatives to have taken the wind out of the sales of the end of one great career and its baton passing. (Hope that makes sense).

They are also covering/filling in the little stream bed and puddle (opposite Harris Boys) with rubble and wood chip. I know it's strictly speaking flooding, but by now quite an eco system had built up there.

I remember some old threads about this and have just checked. Use the search function, type in half Houses and there are 3 old threads. 2 of them have specific titles, freehold and water supply.

They're still thriving today and a bit bigger too 😀

is that the one on Lordship Lane next to the charity shop? I noticed it was closed the other day at an unusual time.

There are, but you can pay for those 2 hours by phone. If you park before 12 and not sure how long you'll be, take a note of the location and phone number then ring if you end up needing to.

We've been taking ours there since they were little and it is nice, although watch out for slippery mud underfoot!

I once saw someone going into the British Legion on Barry Road with a snooker cue.