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11 hours ago, vladi said:
the offender can carry on regardless until trespassed. Trespassing the perp is the only meaningful method the control the crime and it is incumbent on us all the assist the shop owner and the police to identify the person.
Too many American YouTube videos. The problem isn't the lack of an offence, it's the lack of police resources to respond to it.
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A far left coup? This bunch can't even decide if the People's Front of Judea is actually going to be a political party, let alone who's going to lead it. I don’t think you need to worry about Corbyn and Co seizing Woolwich barracks to recreate Kronstadt any time soon.
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1 hour ago, Sue said:
Reading this sort of stuff - it's tiring. It's a weird focus on marginal English politics instead of the mainstream and instead of UK politics.
How do you use 4 ex-Labour MPs getting elected an example of a supposed trend but ignore the election of 411 Labour MPs in the same election?
How do you waffle on for several hundred words about the prospects of new left parties without mentioning what's been happening in this area for the last 20 years in Scotland and Wales?
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Naaah, it's rubbish - it would be a change of use so would need planning. https://www.planningdirect.co.uk/planningappeals/affordable-planning-applications/change-of-use/commercial-to-takeaway-change-of-use
There's not enough footfall for a McDonalds, anyway, and they're quite picky about their sites
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Waze can alert you if you're speeding. Settings -> Alerts and Reports -> Speedometer.
Then select "show speed limit - always"; "speeding threshold - at speed limit"; "alert when speeding- on".
At least that's how it works on my version.
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Least said, soonest mended (or prosecuted).
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10 hours ago, ed_pete said:
him a couple years ago wearing a “Fuck The Tories” Christmas Jumper.
That jumper has a lot of sentimental value for him: Arthur Scargill knitted it using wool that Erick Honecker donated to the miners.
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The heat is really getting to some people...
"It's quite simple: James McAsh was born as Jaime Maccas in Cuba, served in Che Guevara's militia, spent 5 years in East Berlin perfecting his knowledge of English, bought Shergar from the IRA, traded it to Kim Jong Il in exchange for biological weapons training in Wuhan, perfected the COVID virus, brought it to London and used it as the pretext for CPZs! The answer has been staring at us in the face all along!"
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2 hours ago, Penguin68 said:
What planet is this man from? June 21st it literally the height of summer...
I think you should stand in local council elections. You've got very strong opinions and a lot of time on your hands. Being a councillor would be a great way for you to work for the community and channel your frustration into productive action. There'd be no technically incorrect references to seasons on your watch.
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The tenant's business has already failed. If the landlord doesn't accept it, they can have a vacant property, stand in the queue of creditors, and get paid little or nothing. It's a gamble that the restructuring will work and the tenant will start paying rent again. Commercial properties are often hard to let. 🤷
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If I correctly paste this url in, you can see exactly what Tesco plc is proposing to do with the site: https://planning.southwark.gov.uk/online-applications/files/82A133E84D9AF5351A8B38889C17E72D/pdf/25_AP_1353-PROPOSED_ELEVATION_1-4061617.pdf
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On 08/06/2025 at 08:44, tiddles said:
I think the issue is that tickets were issued before the suspension signs went up.
OP is wrapped in such hyperbole that it takes a couple of reads to extract the key point, which is exactly what you say it is.
Obviously if the tickets were issued before the signs went up then they should be reversed. If OP is really concerned about it then they should also email the parking enforcement team to ask them to cancel those tickets themselves instead of waiting for the drivers to challenge them.
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9 hours ago, first mate said:
"The Court’s Order follows the Court’s 9 May 2025 Judgment, which found that Lambeth acted unlawfully by failing to consider critical community-submitted evidence before introducing the Experimental Traffic Orders (ETOs) which put the LTN in place."
According to some on here the community-submitted evidence was a load of "bollocks".
It is true that the Council must give due consideration to WDAG's submissions. But once you do, it's quickly obvious that they're bollocks.
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5 hours ago, Jenijenjen said:
It was a very low key furore. Is that an oxymoron?
A furoretta?
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10 hours ago, alice said:
There are many who would silently disagree
Not enough to keep Foxtons open, apparently!
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Ahh, that's too bad. The SLP was always on sale in Sainsbury's and always available in libraries. They did some really detailed local crime reporting and local government reporting that other outlets wouldn't focus on.
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40 minutes ago, dulwicheye1 said:
IF ITS AGAINST THE LAW ...WHY ON EARTH THE POLICE IS NOT DOING ANYTHING ???
KENT POLICE ...IS INVESTIGATING !!!
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I much prefer Romeo Jones to >spit< Gail's, but I'm struggling to blame this on the LTN when nothing outside Romeo Jones has changed, the LTN came in 5 (!!!) years ago, and Gail's has queues out the door most days. It also is directly opposite Rocca (which serves coffee and has seating), next door to Porters (which serves coffee and has seating), a few doors along from Real Greek (which serves coffee and has seating), and diagonally across from Gail's (which serves coffee and sells baked goods and has seating). I'll be sorry to see Romeo Jones go (not least because I have a stack of stamped loyalty cards).
I don't want to criticise small business owners because it's a tough old racket, but DVillage never really seemed to find its niche either as a proper deli (like La Gastronomia or The Sicilian in West Dulwich) or as a coffee shop (which is difficult when you have Megan's and Redemption right next to you, and Au Ciel around the corner).
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DVillage, the deli and cafe in Dulwich Village, has permanently closed.
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On 05/04/2025 at 20:54, David Peckham said:
for God's sake, don't mention tromboning/tromboner to the staff or band if you pop in for their Sunday lunch 'Jazz & Roast' experience.
I've now read the Telegraph article. The journalist Kate Wills @katewills stole the closing "jazz [jizz] and [spit] roast" gag from David Peckham. If the Telegraph's geriatric readers got the joke they'd choke on their kippers.
As someone who walks right past Belair House at weird hours (because I am weird), the sex parties are a lot less bothersome than other events Belair House puts on: for example, the club nights when the promoters illegally block parking on Gallery Rd in front of Belair House, when bouncers are posted on the front gates blocking access to a public park, and when the pavement and verges are strewn with flyers and booze bottles.
Ms Waterhouse and Heaven Circle: you're welcome back any time. There's a bunch of antisocial fuckers plagueing Belair House - but it's not the sex parties...
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2 minutes ago, Sue said:
Apparently this forum is " brimming with disgust and outrage" 🤣
I'm disgusted and outraged...at the Telegraph. I'd much rather have sex parties happening around the corner than have some of the Telegraph's oligarch owners infesting the neighbourhood.
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The lido is operated by Fusion Lifestyle. Complain to them.
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Just bumping this because it's a question that comes up every so often, and Southwark Council actually has a list of textile recycling bin locations:
https://www.southwark.gov.uk/waste-and-recycling/reduce-your-waste-0/reuse
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There wasn't any chaos at the council: bins were collected, social workers supported people, elder care was paid for and all the rest. There was a few days of furious bickering among local politicians on one side of the chamber. Nothing new there...