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When I moved into Copleston Road, on the one way part, it use to be quite and really peaceful, but lately there seems to be alot of noise around. On Friday night, two neighbours seem to be at it, cursing and shouting at the top of their voices in the back gardens between 11pm - 12:30am. Several new people have moved into the street on the opposite side of me, and just seem to be naturally loud all the time, without a thought for the neighbours living nearby. it could be 2pm in the afternoon, or 2am in the morning, there is no reduction of volume, just loud, almost shouting form of chat. There a lady who lives close to me, that seems to sing / cackle loudly a lot, both in her flat and out of it. Only today, a guy bare feet was shouting down the phone to someone. there is also a increase in foot traffic also. I know alot of this is because my windows are open, but i wish my neighbours would keep there business to themselves. I love peace and quiet

I went to both stores on lordship lane today, the mark up seem quite reasonable. the two charity stores clost to the lordship eound about not so good. seem to have prices the same if you was purchasing new. The best charity shops seem to be the prade of storesd along walworth road, some really reasonable. SENSE seem to be reasonable priced

Thankyou for your contribution. If most people as you state dont have the full postal address or phone number to hand, that is perfectly fine. I am not falling people to have this information, simply asking so "they are not expected to look up anything"

to donate: sometimes to buy cheap everyday cloths: yes to find designer or vintage clothes: no to volunteer: no to market a service to them: no

I went into crises in camberwell and on the walworth road, i found the clouthes quite expensive. i was looking at short sleeve shirts. there was a nice one in camberwell, for ?10 and on walworth road, it was ?12.00 i thought clouthes would be live a fiver or something, seems quite high, or am i out of touch?

that is a option, but i would rather look at recommendations / those who have used these shops.

Hello All, I am hoping to visit as many local charity shops as possible in the East Dulwich area, and neighboring areas. I will be really grateful if you can provide the following: name of charity store. full postal address opening times brief description of whats offered.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichLondoner: Surely the times of operation of > a particular bus lane will depend on the traffic > patterns during the day on that particular > road/route? Which are quite likely to vary from > road to road and depending on the time of day and > direction of travel. > > Also, during those roadworks, the congestion was > an absolute nightmare and I was more than once > sitting on a bus near Denmark Hill station for a > very long time because of vehicles going both ways > trying - and failing - to pass each other. > > Gadge: You say "I think it's pathetic that you can > not drop someone off at a station using a 10 > second stop in a bus lane without receiving a > fine." > > First of all, I cannot believe you could drop > someone off in ten seconds. > > Secondly, bus lanes are there for a purpose, and > consequently so are the fines. Once you start > making exceptions to "drop someone off" you might > as well not have the bus lane at all. So where can cars drop off and pick up passengers safely and within the driving regulations of denmark hill station?

womanofdulwich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Maybe you need to do what they did in the Great > escape? walk to the park, discreetly undo secret > pockets, deposit soil in flower bed everyday for > a few weeks?? This wont work for me at all

Thanks, but i am really uninterested in reviving the soil. As mentioned in the first question, i want to get rid of it, amoungst other things. I was wondering what other gardeners do?

several years old, extremely dry, more like grit than freshly purchase soil from the garden centre.

old soil for example.

Another viewpoint on this, is the OP may of assumed the bus lane was not in operations due to the roadworks, and therefore safe to stop. Whatever your view point, the parking adjudicator as awarded in the OP favor, suggesting there must of been some form of foul play somewhere. Was it a southwark council cctv who snapped you, or a TFL one?

If someone was picking up a passenger from Denmark Hill Station, could the driver pick up there passenger safely and without breaking any traffic regulations - especially as there is a bus lane in front of the station, and another on the opposite side of the road?

Hello all, For those whom are lucky enough to have a garden in ED, now is the time we are using these spaces more and more. Gardens often generate waste which can not simply go into the brown recycling wheelie bin. What do residents do when they are faced with un - recyclable garden waste?

With tempretures set to continue for another two weeks to around 30c, how are you managing to keep cool in ED?

We are currently having a clear out at work, anyone have any suggestions on the best way to sell play equipment cheaply?

you might find this helpful: http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,1555979,page=1

That might be true for a general election, but we are in a local election today, so only ward Councillors are being voted on, not members of parliament

One day and counting.....

2 days and counting......

lavender27 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I haven't been sent a polling card, have you? Hello Lavender27, Polling cards have already been sent out, they arrived on electors door mats a few weeks back. Please give electoral services a call tomorrow to check if you are registered to vote.

five days and counting.......

Hello RendalHarris, Not sure if you remember, but there was a huge blunder in Tower Hamlets with the last local / mayor elections. To tighten up the process, the government decided the process, there was wide talk of electors producing pictured ID to polling staff. Fast forward these elections, the government decided to ask local authorities to test run the scheme. Most local authorities did sign up to the scheme, including southwark, in the belief it would stop electors from voting. Bromley and a handful of other boroughs / councils are also participating. So in a nutshell, you do not need ID to vote in the local elections in southwark.

Most electors should of received there polling card now. There has been some boundary changes, so some will now be voting in new wards for the first time. The deadline for postal votes was on the 18th April, so if you have missed this date, you can no longer apply for a postal vote. If an elector will be unable to attend a polling station on May 3rd, you can apply for a proxy vote, which allows someone else to attend the polling station and cast a vote on your behalf. The deadline for applying for a proxy vote is 5pm 25th April 2018. If your not registered to vote, you have left it too late, but you can check if you are registered, and you dont need a polling card to cast a vote. http://www.southwark.gov.uk/council-and-democracy/voting-and-elections/2018-borough-council-elections