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KitKat83 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi, > > Does anyone know of any tennis courts that are > open to use during this lockdown period? > > Thanks, > Kate Where have you been Kate? Surely you can give up playing tennis for a month!

Is that a good thing for them? i.e. being unrecognised? Never heard of Fran Drescher. I'm sure they can't wait to get back to the US!

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fbwick Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi, has anyone else received the notification that > Hillsboro Road is to be closed to traffic during > peak school hours? The letter has come from > Alleyns and not the council. I?ve taken a look at > the council website and can?t see any information > about it. Can anyone shed any light? Very intersting that you have received the info from Alleyns but not from Southwark.

Give the first poster a bit of leeway Sue! They probably hit the wrong button to their reply to the previous poster.

Anyone else noticed the hard line cyclists lane posts that have gone up alongside the junction leading up to Village Way from Dulwich Village over the past week? Seemed to appear overnight. Now the traffic flow from Dulwich Village and before is now blocked by another silly plan and vehicles are rammed into one lane of traffic where it used to be two lanes. The P4 bus timetable has dramatically been hit by this over the past couple of weeks. Also, I wouldn't be surprised if the powers that be will create a no left turn onto Village Way by cars (but of course cyclists).

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Found an interview with London?s Walking & Cycling > Commissioner, Will Norman. > > https://nyc.streetsblog.org/2020/11/09/the-streets > blog-interview-will-norman/ The man is a walking (or should I say cycling) nightmare! He seems to have the authority to do whatever he wants re street closures and cycling issues all over London.

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I had a solitary rat in my property four or five years ago. Apparently they are half blind so can't see very well in front of them (good for me as was confronted by one in the loft) but they don't go looking for anything except shelter or food so try not to be too alarmed as they are very slow animals.

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rjsmall Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We have had them take large cardboard that was > placed next to the blue bin in the past. This week > I had placed some cardboard (folded and flat) > against the blue bin and it was just left so it > may depend upon the mood of the bin men. Or the mood of the bin women! A few weeks ago we had a new bin woman collecting on the street. For the first time in ages I left out a small cardboard box against my recycling bin and watched as she just looked at it and left it.

But aren't dogs supposed to be kept on a lead?

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Had to see it to believe it and very interesting.