ed_pete

Assuming none of the values are themselves zero, then there are (2 x (2^(n-1))-2 permutations of positive and negative numbers. e.g. 5 numbers = 30 permutations. But in short there is no easy way to do this in Excel without resorting to VBA as Jeremy says.

Blah Blah - take a look at the attached. Actually a lot of the nearby premises on Rye Lane are commercial with residential above so they are hardly setting a precedent.

Makes a refreshing change from Billy bookcases. http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?9,1595257

What's the relevance of the owner/developer ?

I guess it depends on how much you value the lights. If you use them outside and they blow then the worst that could happen is that the circuit breaker that your outside socket is connected to will trip. Having said that if you have one of those outside sockets that had a lid that has to remain open when something is plugged in then I think that you would need to replace this anyway as obviously it wouldn't be safe if it rained. If you did change it then you could put in an external socket that can be closed with a plug in it and incorporates an RCD so that only the socket would trip rather than the whole ring.

Has anyone tried contacting Cosmur's head office or the Considerate Constructor Scheme (as I had previously suggested) rather than whinging on here ?

Interesting sentence in the conclusion: A key challenge in implementing traffic calming schemes to improve population health is to think about affecting cultural change in terms of public attitudes towards roads and speed as without changes in the mentality of both drivers and residents, the success of such schemes may be limited or even have counterintuitive effects.

And yet Barclays maintain a branch in the Village, on Lordship Lane and in Peckham.

@slarti b - bear in mind that this junction is actually in Village Ward and therefore perhaps you should be directing your request at those councillors (at least as well) [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

I don't think this all falls to the current administration. Decreasing the amount of traffic, with an aim to meet emissions targets, increase cycling and improve safety for all road users are part of the Mayors Transport Strategy (Google it). I have a mail in my inbox from TFL asking me for my views on cycle safety - that initiative has nothing to do with Southwark.

It's difficult to say whether your gas and electric bill are unreasonable as there are many factors: provider cost, insulation, temperature you find comfortable, how long your heating is on for etc etc and as Loz says Tumble Driers are notoriously pricey to run. You could check one of the price comparison sites (e.g. Uswitch) to see if there are cheaper deals out there). With only one thermostat it sounds like your home's heating is all being treated as a single "zone" i.e. when the thermostat turns the boiler on, the water is pumped round all the radiators in the house. Although you can control the temperature in individual rooms by going round and altering the TRV's that isn't necessarily the most user friendly approach. You need to do a bit of research on "zoned" heating systems and maybe get a heating engineer round to talk through the options. There are systems out there that provide individual timers and thermostats on each radiator (essentially zoning each room) but this is probably an overkill and is expensive. HTH

Anyone know who the contractor is and whether they are registered with the Considerate Constructors Scheme. You can check here and make a complaint. http://www.ccscheme.org.uk/index.php/affected-by-works

Not exactly what you're after but it's cheap. https://www.gumtree.com/p/sofas/vintage-comfortable-armchair-/1133697143

Come on now, play the game. http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?20,1571419,1572089#msg-1572089

@rorsome CPZ's are a very contentious subject however I'll attempt to objectively summarise what happened. Way back in 2011 (I think) there was a consultation on introducing a CPZ in some of the streets either side of Grove Vale on the premise that a lot of commuters were using these streets for parking for East Dulwich station. There were a lot of opposing view on this forum and James Barber who came in for a lot a criticism as he supported the proposals. There was also a great deal of concern that the CPZ would create overspill into the adjoining streets the inevitable conclusion of which would be the widening of the CPZ area. Ultimately the Council backed down and that was the end of it.

Anyone know when JAGS are due to start work on their new Theatre ? I can't imagine the construction traffic helping the situation at all.

37 to Brixton then tube or 37 to Herne Hill and train to St Pancras. Have you not heard of the Tfl journey planner ?

Or depending on how close to Peckham Rye / Denmark Hill you are you could London Overground to Clapham Junction and then change for train to Kingston.

Actually FM I think it first mentioned on this thread by BrandNewGuy in a post further up. But you're more interested in having a jab at JB than the facts I guess.

BrandNewGuy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ed_pete Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > A bit like plastic bags > > and smoking in pubs eventually it'll be > forgotten > > and everyone will accept it as the norm. > > The trouble is this is not a blanket national > policy but a piecemeal one. How is someone from > outside the borough supposed to know about the > 20mph borough-wide limit if it isn't properly > signed? TfL says "Almost 25% of all London roads are now 20mph and London boroughs such as Islington, Camden and the City of London are leading the way with borough-wide 20mph limits on their roads. Hackney is also seeking to introduce 20mph next year." Lewisham are going 20mph http://www.lewisham.gov.uk/myservices/transport/road-safety/Pages/20mph-borough-speed-limit.aspx Lambeth are going 20mph http://www.lambeth.gov.uk/parking-transport-and-streets/streets-and-roads/lambeth-goes-20mph-guide Wandsworth have started... http://www.wandsworth.gov.uk/news/article/12910/councillors_approve_11_new_20mph_zones Give another 5 years and all the central London boroughs will be 20mph

I think that this'll just take time to get used to. You've been asked to reduce your speed by a third and it's difficult. A bit like plastic bags and smoking in pubs eventually it'll be forgotten and everyone will accept it as the norm. And hopefully there'll be less accidents as a result.

Hi - I've had a couple of PM's today but no associated email notification. I've check all my mailboxes etc but nothing there.

It's not just Southwark - Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Islington, Camden.... It's a Mayoral/TfL led initiative. https://tfl.gov.uk/info-for/media/press-releases/2015/march/tfl-outlines-new-sites-for-potential-20mph-speed-limits