geh

I had some time with him recently at the local neighbourhood forum and actually was pretty impressed by him, I think he's come a long way.

Surely, if that were the case then the response should have indicated that a decision subject to call-in had been made, rather than a clear statement that ‘the decision has not yet been made’?

I’m not disputing the effective date I am questioning why the Head of Controlled Parking would state no decision had been made in contradiction to the confirmed decision date published on the Southwark website.

No, sorry it does not. The correspondence from the council issued 23.06.25 clearly states no decision had been made. This is contracted by the published report, stated to have been on the website since 16.06.25, which indicates ‘date of decision 16.06.25’

That I was told on 23.06.25 that no decision had been made, which is contradicted by the on line report.

I'm somewhat confused by the above, as when I asked the council for an update I received the following on Monday 23.06.25:

feels like more this year than in previous?

assuming 'what on earth do you want?' is rhetorical, and Mr Johnson refers to Samuel?

heartened to see the administration's had a change of heart and the people have been re-empowered - pure chutzpah comes to mind: Dear East Dulwich residents, You are invited to the inaugural East Dulwich Neighbourhood meeting on Wednesday 2nd July at 7pm at Charter School East Dulwich (Sports Hall entrance on East Dulwich Grove) to launch the new Neighbourhoods programme and introduce your Neighbourhood Champion. The new Neighbourhood programme aims to shift the council's relationship with residents and communities. We want to co-design a community plan with you which will support empowered local decision making, strengthen neighbourhood identity and embed resident voices in the future of their areas. We want to hear what you love about East Dulwich and what you think makes it unique. We will also present what we learnt from the Southwark 2030 engagement process from East Dulwich residents about the key priorities for this area. We’ll ask if this feels right to you and if not what you think the key priorities are. Let us know how you’d like to see your local area improve. We’ll provide a delicious meal and you’ll be entered into a raffle to win a £100 gift voucher! Please come along and bring your neighbours, we’d love to see you there. Please follow this link https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/east-dulwich-neighbourhood-tickets-1412460219539?aff=oddtdtcreator to register your attendance and if you have any questions at all do get in touch. Kind regards,

I emailed Southwark on Tuesday requesting clarification but have not received a response.

May I ask where the info on this cpz introduction is coming from please? Nothing on the Southwark website (Friday last week) and no other coms from Southwark. Thanks

thats because most of the driving parents seem to use Rye Court as their personal drop off area! Based on when I cycle to my dad's in the morning

heartening to see that normal service has resumed. Missing items that should have been delivered 17th April.....nothing......

"Jazz and Roast" nice!

I don’t think that’s entirely correct, and how about imposing your views on those who do live in that location, or is it ok because you live there (part time) which you don’t in the current consultation area?