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this is a message for residents living on copleston rod - what do u think of these proposals for long road?

Im on copleston road, I like the idea of the parklets, but not keen on the CPZ, is there an option for this on the questionnaire? also, does anyone know how this is being funded, and by how much?

As well as the proposed East Dulwhich Parking Zone, and healthier streets, there is also a number of adjustant streets which form the Peckham West Parking Zone and heather streets. These streets include: Map one Map two Map three Choumert Road Oxenford Street Fenwick Road Danby Street Marsden Road Fenwick Grove Avondale Rise Muschamp Road Gowlett Road Bellenden Road Ondine Road Keston Road Oglander Road Everthorpe Road Amott Roads Copleston Road Hayes Grove Hinckley Road Adys Road Ondine Road Nutbrook Street Maxted Road East Dulwich Road Howden street Wingfield Street Maxted Road Waghorn street The consultation link for the west Peckham is: https://consultations.southwark.gov.uk/environment-leisure/peckhamwestparking/ This is injunction with the proposed East Dulwhich Parking and healthy streets study. There are also two consultation meetings planed: 22nd January 2019 2:00PM - 3:30PM (business owners / traders) Goose Green Community Centre, 62A East Dulwich Road SE22 9AT 23rd January 2019 4:00pm - 8:00pm (drop in) St Johns Church, 62A East Dulwich Road SE22 9AT The council has provided options for restrictions on the streets listed, with a suggestion to blanket restriction most of the streets with of 8:30am - 6:30pm Monday to Friday, and a charge of ?125 per year, per car (?577.50 business vehicle) Please read the hard copy of the consultation, please click on the link above, please attend the one consultation meeting. Please let the council have your views by 31st January 2019

I think the best thing to do is air our concerns through the consultation process again, and say NO

Reg Smeeton Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've always been resistant to CPZ because of its > knock-on impact on non-CPZ areas, and also on > people who work locally (eg retail and the primary > schools) who may not have easy public transport > commutes. > > Regarding the proposed cost however, since the > charge only applies to car-owners who are > generally not among the most deprived members of > the community, ?125/year, ?2.50 a week, doesn't > seem extortionate in the grand scheme of things. > It costs that much just to park on the street for > one hour up on Champion Hill. You might not think ?125.00 was much, but other families may fell different, especially if three permits are needed, thats ?375.00 what a nice little earner for the local authority!!

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > rahrahrah Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > What evidence is there that commuters are using > > the side streets off Lordship Lane? I can't > > believe that people drive to ED from outside > the > > area in order to park up and then get on our > > 'amazing' public transport services into > central > > London. > > I don't know about around Lordship Lane but I can > definitely say that in Copleston Road - about > equidistant from ED station from the bottom of > Lordship Lane where we are - large numbers of > commuters come and park up and walk down to the > station every morning. I am also on the one way part of copleston road, most mornings I see commuters who routinely park on the road, exit and walk towards ED train ststion. I received my CPZ consultation pack today.I personally will be objecting to this proposel, I feel this is a way of the local authority will raise revenue. Us drivers already pay a small fortune for the luxery tro drive our vehicles. Yes the council has frozen the ?125.00 annual charge over the last few years, but this charge will increase, along with traffic wardens / enforcement up and down the road, experiencing issues with vistors and delivery drivers, nah, its hard at the moment, but not impossible to park on copleston road, you just might have to wakk a little sometimes, but you will find a space. I say, vote no to the CPZ

I had to pick something up from the sorting office in peckham recently, and discovered the office is now open on Sundays too

thanks all, sainsburys it is, never gave the supermarket a thought

oh ok, i will remember the pumpkin for next year. I had no idea, i must of missed the note on that one :)

I stocked up with sweeties for the little treasures, but no one knocked. anyone receive any visitors this Halloween?

can you recycle carrier bags ???

I took some to a charity store in peckham, the staff refuse to take them

Sometimes I find myself with carrier bags and don't know what to do with them. I know ideally we should not take carrier bags, but instead use reusable bags. If you do have carrier bags, what do you do with them?

So if the plastic does not clearly state it is recyclable then it cant be recycled? can all plastics stating recylable on the packaging be recycled by southwark council?

so as the infomation is quite good, what type of plastics can be recycled? black plastic? Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Southwark/Veolia quite often send out reminders > as to what goes in what bin. > > I have the latest on my fridge. > > If people don't read them, that is hardly the > council's fault. > > I don't find the recycling system confusing at > all, though I'm not sure what I'm going to do with > food waste when I run out of green bags. Use > newspaper I guess. > > But I don't have much food waste for the brown bin > because my veggie waste goes into a compost > bin. > > ETA: Btw the compost which is sold at the > recycling centre is extremely expensive. As even > the people who work there admit. You can buy it > far cheaper from a garden centre or somewhere like > B and Q.

Hello pixie, passports are normally asked for on the door step to complete a Invitation to register (ITR). As posters have mentioned above, canvassers are normally sent to addresses because of a lack of response from the householder (IE failure to return a form back to electoral services). I am sure the canvasser would of requested the first stage of identity which is a request for a national insurance number, the second stage of identification (eg passport) is requested when a NI number is not supplied. I can see from your comments above, that you have always voted, however, you do need to return the yearly form sent to every address in the borough, failure to do so may lead to your voting status being withdrawn which means you will have to re register again, again of simply confirming your details. I am sorry to learn a canvasser was "rude and aggressive" since the 12th September, have you and fellow electors in your household completed there ITR in full (including the identification)? Canvassers are currently out and about in ED to addresses.

With the London Borough of Southwark offering kerbside recycling to flats and houses in ED, do you find it easy to recycle, or is it a warzone / confusion in your households, with the varied items which can or can not be recycled?

Hello all, if you have not returned your annual HEF (Housing Enquiry Form) from last month, you are sure to receive a visit from Southwark council's team of canvassers. I understand they are currently in the area, so please get that form in as soon as possible to avoid a visit.

More noise this morning, banging cab door &lov you chelle" "love you to" lots of noise, why dont these neighbours just exit a cab, open their street door quietly, and go inside without the loud voices????

Abe_froeman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think some of you have forgotten that you live > in Zone 2 of Central London. Hello Abe, I dont think any of us have forgotten we live in Zone 2. Whats your point??

hello madarikatuak, what road do you leave on, and care to elaborate?

I feel your pain cedges, and sorry to learn of your medical conditions. Any ideas on how to tackle such issues? is there a resident association in the area?

ok, care to say which road your on?

Paint is started to come off my property, is that normal?

Do you live on copleston road Robert, or a different street?