sally buying

With all these problems how do you sleep?

Peckhampam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I just saw the camp for the first time - it is > teeny Perhaps they are still chained up to other peoples property and have not returned to the nest to rest?

Will we be paying for toilets, washing facilities from our increased Council Tax?

Do not forget to put in a complaint with the NHS as their last inspection was not that brilliant. If people do not things will not improve and everyone will suffer

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I have been trying to login in to the Dulwich Forum on my Ipad and suddenly it does not work. Why? This has happened over the last couple of days. I can log in on my computer but not the Ipad. I cannot find the login page. Can you help as it is very annoying. I look fo to hearing from you. I use google. Regards

Perhaps it would give people a better idea if you could tell what sort of property you live in, how many people, adults and children mlive in it and if you have a garden. If it?s only you it is pretty useless give the above I think it is yet another nose led rip off by companies who only have their shareholders in mind. As long as green comes into it people will follow like sheep.

Are they running now or still to be rolled out?

Will the seats be big enough to take a person and shopping as no one ever mentions the space to accomadate shopping now that cars are being demonised

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > sally buying Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > If they do it could be like the old 1960's > > Saturday night fight after the fair closed > between > > the locals and dumb-dumbs. > > > > Are one remember those days? > > I remember last night fights between locals and > the fairground lads (who always won by a country > mile - more practice I guess). > > Who are the dumb-dumbs ?!l Deaf and dumb lads. Quite why they stuck in my mind I do not know perhaps because they were on the fairground lads side. In those days you ended up with a broken nose and busted pride but never dead.

If they do it could be like the old 1960's Saturday night fight after the fair closed between the locals and dumb-dumbs. Are one remember those days?

Waseley Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A percentage of pedestrians have always crossed > the road with hardly a look. Probably exacerbated > by mobile devices. Today I had to avoid two > people who were looking at their phones when we > were on the pavement. Obviously an issue but > please don't play the 'poor' driver card, or > complain about the long awaited presumed liability > in the new Highway Code. Better to propose > solutions rather than complain! How about not speaking on the phone when walking, drinking coffee when suddenly deciding to cross the road and be aware of what is going on around you. Things that today do not seem to matter.

If there was an accident who do you think would be blamed? If it is the crossing by Peacocks garage I stood with a friend watching the new traffic system and the spine cycle path. Out of 15 cyclist only 2 cyclists kept to the new cycle route the rest just came round the Bellenden Road turn after 10 yards just swung straight into the road to rejoin the cycle path in Lydenhurst Way cutting the corner How are drivers supposed to anticipate this selfish action? More wasted money for paint on the road.

"Hopefully this will be a big step forward,and important keystone in reinvigorating an area that has its issues" How many times have you seen a house and walls painted and looking pristine and over night it is covered in graffiti and tags. The area will only look better if people want it to be. It would be nice to think the station and Rye Lane could be clean and remain so.

goldilocks Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thats a really good point March46 - there is an > expectation that this road is safe by the children > using it - having it suddenly full of speeding > cars would be a disaster. Why would the road be full of speeding cars. The road was always too narrow for cars to do anything but crawl. The speeding cars situation was one invented by residents to get the road closed as a thread on this forum many years ago. I believe an ex cllr campaigned to keep the road free and open during those times.

Why not, he won't be paying pay by mile for his Range Rover plus deputy dogs riding behind him. We will When he walks, cycles, using inadequate public transport perhaps people will relate. Mans a joke

After spending weeks and weeks trying to source a part for a hoover I found it and placed an order with the company who made the mistake of using Royal Mail to delivery it. After waiting all most 10 Days for the part to be delivered it has not arrived. All I get from the supplier is we gave it to RM for delivery.RM says it was despatched the next day. After speaking with the postman he said unless it was "tracked" you might as well forget expecting to to arrive. Priority is tracked parcels. The rest? After speaking to the supplier they say this part is now out of stock and they have no idea when new ones will be available if ever. I now have a hoover that for all intents is junk and will have to be scrapped. I will have to buy a new hoover.

I get hospital appt by text which is great what is no so great is when you turn up and are told it has been moved we sent a letter never turns up. No text that the original appt has been changed. Waste of time and a taxi.

micromacromonkey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There is one at the Lyndhurst/Holly Grove > junction. One of the dedicated ULEZ ones, that > look a bit like a fat beetle with no legs (or > something like that). > > I am on the auto-pay scheme and annoyingly they > don't update your journey immediately - it can > take up to a week. I have done a few exploratory > trips to discover whether I can do my fortnightly > trip to the tip/B&Q, which is basically all I use > the car for. And the answer is yes, I can. > > Any 2006+ petrol car should be compliant, so cheap > as chips (relatively speaking, given the recent > increase in second hand car prices). My 2013 > stop/start low-mileage diesel is only EURO5 so > doesn't comply, whereas a petrol banger with 200k > on the clock belching out blue smoke is fine > apparently. > > I hope that they introduce more cameras. I cycle > 3-4 times as many km as I drive so I should be the > one rushing to give up the car but currently the > ULEZ is too easy for me to avoid, it's still not > enough of a nudge to get rid of the car > completely! Can you elaborate which route you take for the above journeys to help others out who may not be flush with money but need to use the car. Many thanks

Not Surprised a sure fire money generation machine. People are nor considered only how much can we get

May be wrong but was the ULez first mooted for central London and not right out through the burbs.

There has always been a camera either TFL or Southwark to get money

That house is certainly worth more than 2 million I would think?

If the surgeries are not taking on doctories why is this a surprises. Perhaps the NHS should audit surgeries to see where the money is going.