march46

The photo from St Barnabas’ Facebook page is incredible. It was well publicised in Dulwich Village - I saw flyers in the shops and a poster outside the church on Calton Ave. It’s an annual event now, hopefully you can make it next year!

It was lovely to see so many people enjoying Dulwich Square on Christmas Eve for the annual community carol service. I suspect it was their biggest turnout so far. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DSp2AEEjGvv/?igsh=MWI3ZGNhaXBsaTB3aw==

School Street restrictions in Southwark only apply during term time. https://www.southwark.gov.uk/parking-streets-and-transport/parking/parking-permits/school-streets

I’ve reported two instances of mobile phone theft to 999 in recent times. On both occasions several police units have arrived very quickly - in one case they found the perpetrator.

Interested to know which sections don’t require dog owners to use a lead - there are signs at all entrances and I have never noticed signs reversing those instructions anywhere.

If only all dog walkers in Dulwich Park followed the rules about keeping their dogs on a lead.

Rockets perhaps you could suggest that @first mate does? I have tried but without success.

It’s a problem across the whole of London, sadly Dulwich Village is not immune.

@enthusiast101 if you witness this again please call 999.

The council’s statement simply clarifies that Lordship Lane is not within the scope of the scheme. It’s seems once again that you’re trying to find a smoking gun where there isn’t one @first mate.

Pretty sure Lordship Lane was out of scope for the Melbourne Grove CPZ, I’m not sure why you’re conflating these two things. It would be helpful if you could provide a source for what you say the council stated, as in the past you’ve said the council have said things and then ‘not been able to find them’.

No, the original post is about the collapsible School Street bollards that are flush in the road - see the photo.

Nairne Grove has a school street - with two collapsible bollards in the road at one end. Perhaps you should rethink the post above @CPR Dave?

Definitely not a charity, but a for-profit community interest company (CIC). https://www.londoncentric.media/p/we-r-blighty-fundraising-regulator-criticism-broke-rules

I highly recommend using the TfL Go app. It states it’s due to emergency electrical works.