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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

The local elections is on 3rd May 2018. Are you registered to vote??? Which Councillor / political party would you be voting for? Postal vote?? Proxy vote??? https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/family/2018/04/want-to-vote-in-mays-local-elections-its-your-last-chance-to-register-

So sorry, daaaaaaaaaaaaaam, i hope these people are caught and you get your pride and joy back in one piece

I think the culprit must use this forum, as there has been no more skins left since :)

I think it is the mayor of London, but do people still attend police stations?

hello all, Has anyone used the physio in ED community hospital??

Dulwich consist of Dulwich Village, East Dulwich, West Dulwich and North Dulwich. With Dulwich Village forming a traditional village feeling, East Dulwich, is East of the area with its own character and boarding Peckham Rye, West Dulwich is mainly residential and boarding West Norwood and Tulse Hill. North Dulwich (Herne Hill) boarding Brixton, Denmark Hill, Loughborough Junction and Tulse Hill. I have often heard others refer to ED as the poor part of Dulwich, thought please???

LOL, love all the responses, it gave me more than a chuckle :)

Hello all, I live on Copleston Road, and each morning someone on their way to work keeps leaving there banana peel on one of the posts of my front garden fencing. Is it too hard to dispose of your unwanted peel the right way??? why do fellow citizens feel this behavior is aok???

Hello all, have you registered to vote again? Each year Southwark Council sends out Household Enquiry Forms to households (HEF). These were sent out in July 2017. If you have not responded to this form, or have moved into the borough, you must register to vote as soon as possible. Southwark Canvassers are visiting households from 31st August 2017. For further information, please click on the link below. http://www.southwark.gov.uk/council-and-democracy/voting-and-elections/the-annual-electoral-canvass

I found this from the thames water website: Low pressure & no water tonight? Message last updated Monday 21st August 2017 - 22:04. If you have no water or low pressure tonight, it?s likely to only be temporary whilst we look for leaks. We actively look for leaks to try and prevent bursts from happening and to reduce wastage. Whilst looking for leaks we also check that all of our equipment works as expected. Sometimes we have to turn some valves on and off to monitor the flow of water, allowing us to find any leaks. Tonight we?re working in: E2, EN9, E12, EN7, E15, E17, NW8, SW1, W2, SW6, NW10, W1, SE16, SE9, SW19, SE1, KT5, SE22, SE1, KT2, SE6, W3, & W12

copleston road - no hot or cold water :(

I notice Poundland do them, ten in a packet, but they are the smaller variety

According to reports from Southwark News, Liberal Democrat Councillor for East Dulwich submitted a FOI request, and discovered The council bought: 281 iPad Airs (128G) 999 iPhone 6s 700 iPhone SEs for council officers and Councillors. On Apple?s website, they are priced at: iPads ?559 each iPhone 6s ?499 each iPhone SEs priced at ?265 Southwark Council confirmed the total spend is ?722,659. the council has stated the reduced spend on paper would save ?28,000 per year, and have the environmental benefits of using less paper. ?As part of our plans to modernise the council, improve services for residents, and increase data security, we are in the process of upgrading the technology used by staff and councillors,? said Cllr Fiona Colley, cabinet member for finance. What are your thoughts? https://www.southwarknews.co.uk/news/council-accused-epic-waste-buying-2000-apple-products-staff-councillors/

I guess this comes into the spotlight after news reports of the Ledbury Estate close to old Kent Road being evacuated following fears of gas issues. https://www.southwarknews.co.uk/news/gas-supplies-ledbury-estate-tower-blocks-switched-off-tests-give-rise-fear-historic-structural-flaws/

Last year, Southwark Council stopped issuing free recycling food bags for the cady. Where do residents now get there bags from, quantity, size and how much?

Hello all, does anyone know why the news agent on Grove vale / Elsie Road is now closed?? The new sign suggests another nail bar will be opening. There is already a nail shop a few doors away, and a few streets away in Melbourne Grove. The Guy who takes the orders in the Chinese takeaway, said the shop has been going for many years. Anyone know more??

The car park of Morrison's in Camberwell Green are now charging blue badge holders to use their car park. Is this a fair practice, or completely wrong, as registered disabled drivers often have low income, and need the us of their vehicle???

fruityloops Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > depends if you light a fire-pit or not. Hello fruityloops, I dont understand your response??

Whats the progress of the lights, all fixed??

Last night, as I returned home, I notice a vehicle parked outside my house. I notice also the window of the drivers side was completely open. I knew it was driven by a fellow neighbour across the road, but unsure of the exact house. I crossed the road, and knocked on one of the houses. After knocking a few times, a lady appeared, and said she did not own the vehicle, but escorted me to another house. I knocked on the second house, and the neighbour opened a upstairs window. I checked if the vehicle was there, and then told the neighbour of the window. They were really pleased I told them, I had never spoken to the neighbour before, despite living on the street for double figure. Is this commen in ED, or do people in ED look the other way these days?

Are you suggesting when the bus lights are red, the buses are not suppose to wait at the red lights? Also the broken white lines are AFTER the bus lights, so sometimes the buses have gone through the bus green lights, but have not had enough time to join the main road of traffic, as the main road users have a green light

This has been puzzling me for some time. I am referring to the bus lane coming down DKH (from cambwell). At the end of the bus lane, there are some additional lights which allows the bus to go first. Once the bus drives passed the lights, there are some broken give way white lines on the road, and then the pinch point develops into a single lane traffic under the railway bridge. My question is, as there are broken white lines after the bus lane traffic lights, are buses expected to wait and give way to traffic, or have the right of way???

Many residents from ED use camberwell grove to get to Camberwell and Peckham areas, or to commut home, but for months now the railway bridge has remained closed with no information displayed, and none provided by any official body. I have just read a page from the Southwark council website, a lengthy piece of information, going on about streathening the bridge, and TFl pulling out the funding. Cracks are present, costing the council 17K plus. There has been a number of complaints, including some Camberwell grove residents wanting to close the road completely. This has now led to a consultation, which will be completed in september 2017. Although the link below is not dated, I think it is the current information from the council: http://www.2.southwark.gov.uk/info/200083/roadworks_and_highway_improvements/585/bridges_subways_and_walls/2?utm_content=&utm_medium=email&utm_name=&utm_source=govdelivery&utm_term=

In the wake of the terrible tragic event which occurred in West London, how safe are the high rise buildings and housing estates in and around East Dulwich?