sally buying

Why have they suddenly asked you to return to original configuration. Have many of the other flats recently be sold.

Dividends to share holders not for repairs

I am 75 years old and have always lived in the neighbourhood and Rye Lane always had the above. NOt sure why the need to change something that has been tried and tested and works

DulwichCentral Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > legalalien Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > In hindsight, perhaps we > > should have done before and after counts in the > > bike sheds at the various schools? > > Cycle sheds at Charter North Dulwich have been > recently rebuilt about 4 times bigger - and are > now overflowing. > > https://twitter.com/CleanAirDulwich/status/1435230 > 921565908992 How many bikes did the sheds hold in the first place when they were built? Without knowing this the above has no meaning.

Or with many petrol garages being shut down and having flats built on the site there are not enough garages to fulfill the area need.

Ask Jasmine Ali why?

Why have they not reinstated the P13ack on its original route? Many people from the Bellenden area used to use it to get to and from Rye Lane. Impossible to get an answer from the local Cllr.

Was this petrol queue for the goose green petrol station?

Should not effect Lordship lane, ED or Dulwich residents as they all walk or use their cycles to save the planet. Look forward to reading the comments when tradesmen cannot come to their house

Perhaps this is why Dulwich park car park is now mostly empty. Many elderly people in general who used it during the day do not have a smart phone so do not go. Parking charges also put people off. Waste of a public asset.

What would happen when drivers stop in the middle lane state we are waiting here to even out the service? Bus traffic jams

Don't forget to make it a quietway and spine to take cyclists of the main road.

How do people get off the bus from the middle lane to the pavement?

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Has anyone seen the new Whateley Plaza ? There was a lot of road works going on but have not been down that way since seeing these. Do we have a Dulwich village type performing area?

You can tell the schools have broken up by the number of new additions to the forum.

Could it be Kilroys brother?

AylwardS Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > sally buying the afternoon times are 3pm - 6pm so > you can turn right out of the park between 10 and > 3 Thank you

With regard to the Dulwich LTN, could someone answer this question. I do not want to make a costly mistake. With regard to passing thru the Village. If I were to turn right out of Dulwich Park heading north after 10.00 could I head straight through to EDG and Red Post Hill. I spotted while walking yesterday the signs that said no entry 8-10 a.m, so took it as being ok to turn right but I cannot remember the afternoon times. I have not been using the park because not being able to turn right adds a great deal of time to my home journey. I would appreciate an answer from those that know. Many thanks

After cleaning you frontage a few times why would you waste more money when the idiots come back and do it again and again. Perhaps they, the powers that be should capture a few of these people and make them clean it off with a toothbrush. Pigs will, fly free tickets to Chessington World of Adventure is the likely outcome.

Also me. Can the unsecure menu be taken off.

"This is just silly, and classic "pub bore knows more than entire highway engineering and urban planning professions" waffle." On current form it would appear the pub bore does know more than the Council Southwark experts

Bic Basher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'd be in favour of bus stops being put on the > diversion route, one on Copeland Road at the > junction of Bournemouth Road, which would give > closer access to Peckham Rye station and another > on Consort Road by Peckham Bus Garage for buses > heading towards Dulwich. Why not just open Rye Lane back to how it was but for buses only. Even with your idea there are many people who find it very difficult and need access to Rye Lane

I suspect that this petition will go like many others straight into the bin. Have contacted local Cllr Jasmine Ali for Rye Lane on this on a number of occasions never received fed back or information. That is why I suspect the bin will be the end result. Strange when social distancing was supposed to be enforced and no buses, Rye Lane was like party central. Cllrs have a party line to follow.

hammerman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There was a report in the Southwark News and the > South London Press this week about how many shops > and businesses are being affected by the sudden > closure of Rye Lane to buses and traffic. This > suddenly happened in July last year with no prior > warning to those businesses and people who lived > and worked in the area. > > Rye Lane has always been served by buses and > people rely on these buses to help them with their > shopping and just to be part of the area. > > As a regular shopper by bus to Rye Lane, I have > reluctantly had to give this up as I can no longer > get there safely as part of a health problem. > Many shops in the area have suffered since > Southwark Council suddenly made Rye Lane a no go > area. Southwark Labour MPs in the area should be > holding their heads in shame for the inconvenience > and lack of action to get the area back on its > feet. Southwark Labour MPs in the area should be > holding their heads in shame for the inconvenience > and lack of action to get the area back on its > feet." Not only MP's but local Cllrs, particularly the deputy Council Leader who lives there. They are doing this so they cannot see what a mess the whole thing is about. Thought closure was due to the pandemic did not notice much social distancing then or now so it should be reopened.

Perhaps if you were in the position of having to walk miles to get a bus you might change your mind. There are no convenient bus stops around. But as you live in East Dulwich that does not concern you.