Froglander

Jules-and-Boo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Pizza GoGo...huge pizza for ?8. > > Great pizza, great price and really nice guy who > runs it I?m quite fond of their tuna and olive pizza.

If you are ever in Waterloo Road, opposite the station,try the Crust Bros pizza. They have two different specials for ?5 each from Monday to Thursday and then from Friday to a Sunday for a different one.

edcam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > To add to our story, I caught a woman using our > brown bin (an enormous black bin bag of apples). > Despite telling her it wasn't a public bin and > that you can't put black plastic bags in them > anyway, she just shrugged her shoulders and walked > off. Later I saw her drag someone else's brown > bin all the way from the other end of the road and > put it outside her house. > > People just don't give a s**t. We're getting a > hotbin. What is a hotbin?

Same here. Some people on my road have stickered bins, but most have been removed. But is a shambles.

Keep a diary of noise etc.

It used to be that hedge and grass clippings were dumped in the green bins before the advent of the brown bins. They were collected.

The DMC Surgery In Chadwick Road services SE15 but I do not have any experience with them. Melbourne Grove does too, and they are taking over the new medical centre at Dulwich Hospital combined with the Hambledon Medical Practice. Hopefully MGMP will improve.

Does anyone know all the services that will be there? I heard there will be a pharmacy inside.

PSJ Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They removed my labelled bin! :D Nightmare. Did you contact them? There are a lot of unlabelled bins in my street that haven?t been removed.

herne hilly Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What an absolute farce. No movement at all in > SE24. > Every week I have been filling mine thinking it > will be the last week. i have trimmed everything > within an inch of its life. lol. its all looking > very manicured. > I guess this saga continues, I would have been > very annoyed if I had paid, as I've practically > finished all my major trimming for the year. My > only issue is come autumn, I used to fill about 2 > bins of leaves from the massive trees on the > pavement that fell into my front garden. Now I > will just sweep them in the road. Unless you get rid of all your greenery, then what will you do next year if you don?t have a brown bin?

A total scam.

You could have the plantation shutters closed at the bottom and fully open at the top. That way you can see out and or get light coming in.

Apparently there were several thefts from front gardens in Oglander Road earlier this year, plants were dug up from the ground.

Upwind Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Penguin68 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I suggested that maybe he could patrol Goose > Green > > in the afternoons during the summer when more > > people/children are using the park, > > > > If professional dog walkers are the issue, as > > suggested above, then patrolling when they are > > about (often in my experience of other green > areas > > in ED in the mid mornings) might be more > > effective. I'd guess they were more likely to > > ignore the common decencies of picking up poo > when > > fewer people were about. The issue is more > picking > > up the poo in the first place, not warning > those > > with children to avoid it. Patrolling when they > > can be seen by the Goose Green using public > might > > be good for their profile, but less likely to > > catch the miscreants, in my view. > > The suggestion by the OP was that it was > individual dog owners not paying attention rather > than anyone else. Not sure there are many, if any, > people walking large groups of dogs on the green > anyway. > > PS. The people walking several dogs for money are > very seldom professional, in that they have no > qualification for their trade. I believe they > should be referred to as commercial walkers. There aren?t any professional qualifications required to be a dog walker. So many people have jumped on that bandwagon.

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'ts difficult - I had to stop a couple of weeks > ago in the outside lane to wait for traffic to > move ahead so I could cross into the bus lane at > the correct point not before. > > People behind me wonder why I'm not moving ahead > to the lights (or maybe they don't if they know > the area). Yes, I do this too.

sdrs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This morning at 8.30 am the traffic was jammed > solid down south Grove Lane up to the Champion > Hill junction and at about 9.30 there was a very > bad accident ( two cars badly damaged and an > ambulance) at the junction of Grove Lane and > Champion Hill. The accident was surely caused by > the traffic congestion etc. Heard radio reports about another accident today, same area.

Go to the Novibac Lepto4 Our Experiences FB page and have a read. No Lepto vax is safe or necessary in this country.

With Goose Green you need to make sure your dog cannot fit between the railings and make an escape. It's a very share space with lots of other users too, especially on nice weather days, and people have picnics on the grass so it isn't always a great idea to have a puppy/untrained/food crazy dog running loose there. Please do not ever use one of those long extendable leads. They are dangerous for everyone, including the dog. You cannot control your dog properly with one of those. They can cause a lot of damage to skin if they get wrapped around legs or bodies. I wish they would be banned.

What a good idea to have a curfew mode. All cats should be kept in at night for their safety.

On Crystal Palace Road, when driving from East Dulwich Road, very near the junction of Northcross Road, there is a large wide skip without any lights on it. It's an accident waiting to happen. I have had several near misses with this. I believe it should have lights on it. It literally looms up as you are approaching.

rupert james Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That is all Southwark needs in their view to force > their plans on the majority. Many people never > even know these consultations are going on. Dreadful. Where does it say that amount of people is all they need?

intexasatthe moment Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > or here > http://www.southwark.gov.uk/parking/parking-projec > ts/dog-kennel-hill-parking-study-consultation Wow. There was only a 15% response rate! 49% were in favour of a CPZ, 39% weren't and 12% undecided.

Does anyone have a link to the DKH CPZ?

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi Nigello, > New Grove Vale library will have twice the current > floor space. Fixtures and fittings paid for by the > developer. Hi, is there going to be another Marks and Spencer in the building?

I read that dogs are now banned from all Weatherspoon pubs.