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Band B property council tax 2022 - 2023 Southwark council ?1240.20 wandsworth council (one of the cheapest council tax in the country) ?698.59 Lewisham council ?1413.07 Lambeth council ?1291.30

One of the services I would like to see changed is the delivery company medequip. They deliver equipment to children and adults who have a medical and/or health need. They are absolutely useless. Bring the service in house and get rid of this company who charges the local authority a fortune to deliver every single day, and makes vast profits.

be very careful with what date you renew. Southwark tend to reject most appeals informally. You can always check with parking directly and ask them which date to renew on 0800 1389081 I hate the fact we have a Controlled Parking Zone. I have seen no improvement, other than forking out ?130.00 a year (it use to be ?125.00 but the labour administration increase the charge this year). I hate parking permits :(

My deepest and sincere sympathies. My heart goes out to Barbra's nearest and dearest. Best of luck with the fund raising.

Waseley Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And remember folks, this is not a referendum on > LTNs. Which I very much doubt will be removed. > Time to move on. > > Thanks Trinny BTW, it wasn't your fault the thread > was hijacked by some. I don't take it personally, I know LTNs have been a huge issue for many councils, including Southwark. Its a shame we did not cover other local issues though, such as the amount of council tax we pay, adult social care, pot holes in roads, council housing repairs, libraries, playgroups, schools etc... (I am not suggesting there is anything wrong with any of these services).

Roky Erickson Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm in Dulwich Hill and want to vote against the > LTNs, so obviously cannot vote Labour. > > Please can somebody help me, and confirm that the > Lib Dems would remove the LTNs ? I'm confused at > this point. > > I would rather vote Lib Dem than Conservative, but > having been a lifelong Labour supporter, I could > not countenance voting Labour in this election, so > anything against them is preferable. Publish in February, but might be of interest: https://dulwichalliance.org/liberal-democrats-dulwich-village/

legalalien Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A random question that I wonder if anyone knows > the answer to: if a ward changes hands, what > happens to outstanding constituency work (emails, > correspondence etc) - does it get handed over to > the new councillors, or does everyone have to > start again by emailing their new councillors? > > I have no idea of the answer, but you'd think it > would make sense to have some sort of handover > process? Ditto for MPs after a general > election... > > (just wondering what might happen to an > outstanding email to a current councilor) I currently have an issue being handled by a councilor, the councilor has told me he is not standing this term, but copied in a fellow councilor who is standing. I am sure there will be a hand-over period for good practice, not sure how this pans out with a change of party color. keep an eye on the results on Friday!!

jamesmcash Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I hope this thread isn't representative of the > wider Dulwich area, it'd be a Labour wipe-out! > > Thanks for an interesting thread. Whoever you > support, please do try to vote. > > See you on the other side. > > Best wishes > James Hi James, I have voted Lib Dem for the first time in my postal vote, fingers cross for Thursday :)

CPR Dave Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Fingers crossed for the Lib Dems! Hey CPR Dave, I have returned my postal vote with three crosses for LD, fingers cross hey!!

24 hours....

if you want to find out which candidates are standing in your ward: https://whocanivotefor.co.uk/

Siduhe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > One question - have people had their polling cards > through yet? Mine hasn't arrived (Dulwich Hill), > which isn't an issue as I know where to vote, but > wondered if it's just me? You should of received your polling card by now, you could give them a call to check you are registered and the polling station you usually use is still the same (sometimes polling stations are moved to other locations). To check if you?re registered to vote, please contact Electoral Services on 020 7525 7373. Ring today as I suspect they will be very busy tomorrow

goldilocks Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No - I don't think that anyone will. Was just > wondering if you did? For me, i am just punishing Labour for introducing the CPZ when residents overwhelmingly voting against it when asked. I have always voted Labour, but not this time.

hello goldilocks, I dont have an answer to that one, sorry

48 hours and counting..... If you have a postal vote, have you sent yours off in the post yet?

Waseley Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well you just can win can you? You don't get > leaflets and you complain. You get leaflets and > you complain. Incidentally there is much more > junk mail from other sources and some leaflets > like that on the ULEZ extension really useful. > And then you get Dulwichfox who doesn't even > engage in the political process/democracy. > > Let's be realistic. Over the decades and numerous > elections in a number of towns and cities I've > never had a knock on my door. Politicians > naturally focus on floating voters and swing > seats. Social media gives us plenty of > opportunity to engage, as well as hustings and > getting involved in politics both locally and > nationally. > > This thread comes over as another anti-LTN thread Hello waseley, sorry you feel this is a anti LTN, it was not set up for that but to explore if anyone was voting in the Local elections. I guess ltn'S are local issues for some. For me, the parking zone was a deal breaker, but there are many, many other issues which are important.

Thank you for posting this

I started this thread suggesting things are improving, but they still have a long way to go. I saw a poster in the nurses room asking those who are carers to come forward. I telephoned the surgery, the member of staff had no understanding of the poster and said she would come back to me with an answer, i never heard from her again. I emailed the surgery last month regarding joining their patient group. Did not get a response back :( I don't think they can cope with the demand to be honest. My grandads surgery is on the Walworth road. reception staff member knows his name and is really good. if you ask a question, she will get back to you the same day, I told her I wish she was at the TJ centre. The practice needs alot of improving to be honest!!

its nice to recognize when things go well :)

six days until d-day!!

I recently appealed my mums PCN for failure to display a blue badge in a disabled bay. I contacted all three of her councilors and received a response from parking to say the PCN had now been quashed. worth a try.

Thank you CPR Dave, most helpful

Like you, the same. I have had only one leaflet through my door from Labour, but not sure if that is count as it was from councilors from the goose green ward, and i am in the rye lane ward. i guess they dont care :(

I agree natnat, try and post on http://forums.pepipoo.com/ also search for your three councillors on the council website and contact all three individually. Yes this is terrible, and parking dont seem to care at all :(

Thats why I mentioned the following in the first line: I have not seen it advertised on the council website or received any information on it. I have emailed parking services already, to ask why it is not advertised on their website, and why blue badge holders are either not routinely signed up to this or at least sent information. Your welcome to email parking services directly for clarity, i thought it was good of me to share information. but feel free to email the council yourself: [email protected]