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Good to see that you're seeking feedback on your proposed changes. Since you took over ownership you have gradually added small changes and additions to improve what is available for users to delve into. So any of these new proposed changes will have been through some level of "testing" by users so if and when they go live it will provide confidence to users that what has changed has been previously scrutinised. It will be interesting to see the changes being rolled out and the format and what can be done as a result of the changes.

If you take a look at the schools Ofsted performance, it has come on leaps and bounds from were it was performing academically. In the most recent Ofsted inspection now four year's ago, it was graded by Ofsted as being Outstanding in all categories, that is phenomenal and demonstrates how far the school has progressed at giving its pupils the opportunity to meet and exceed their expectations. Bearing in mind where the school is in Peckham, in south east London, that makes it even more of a success story. I went there as a pupil in the 1970's, so to see how well it is doing, fills me with joy.

Start by scrapping OFGEM

What is the POINT of posting the same article twice, get a life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Seconded We've got enough poncey over priced shops already, so thumbs up for Poundland, "getting back to Basics".

What's that got to do with poorly dumped Lime bikes, how about staying on the topic, I'll remind you that it is LIME BIKES.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-politics-64552137 "New Cabinet appointments in full The new appointments announced as part of the PM's mini-reshuffle have also been confirmed in the last few moments. These are: Grant Shapps - Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero Kemi Badenoch - Secretary of State for Business and Trade Lucy Frazer - Secretary of State for Culture, Media, and Sport Michelle Donelan - Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology Greg Hands - new Tory Party chairman" Four new Departments created

Closed between the two mini roundabouts due to road traffic accident and 363 currently on diversion

If they have been kicked out, unlikely they will have any further access. A Landlord would want the tenant gone and will then clear the premises. Put a note through the door stating you are a customer, the item you want to collect and some contact details, hopefully that may work.

Yesterday Thames Water were working on the leak on Forest Hill Road and the one on Langton Rise has been repaired.

That's a really useful tool.

Saw one 63 at on Peckham Road opposite the bus station otherwise no others. And saw two P13's one going into DKN Sainsbury's going towards New Cross and one going towards Streatham. A woman on Whately Road said she and her husband had waited an our for a P13 going towards New Cross. Seems today is a very sparse service on both the 63 and P13, if you catch one, as I did, I felt lucky.

That's a helpful update, thanks

Thanks for update.

Christmas trees still on pavement close to junction of Woodvale and Langton Rise.

Looks like it will provide an alternative to Co-op, so not a bad thing at all, bearing in mind on that part of LL there are no other similar stores. Perhaps some of the "independents" will up their game a bit.

There was a service on both the 63 and P13 earlier today, so not clear about why they say they are on "strike" but buses are running. Not a moan, was very happy to see these today.

The quoted garden waste collection fees are still 30% cheaper than Lewisham. Perhaps the charge should be the same across all 35 London Boroughs and agreed annually by an Ombudsman.

Further strike dates reported by TfL "Strike action is planned by Abellio drivers from Wednesday 1 until Friday 3 February, which is expected to affect 60 bus routes, mostly in west and south London. This is in addition to the strikes already announced for tomorrow (Wednesday 25th) and Thursday 26 January."

Water leak on Langton rise and frozen over the past few days due to the freezing temperatures, Ditto on the Forest Hill Road entrance to The Woodvale Estate.

The label says "if the light is flashing or an alarm is sounding there maybe a fault with the drainage device. In the event of this or any other emergency phone 08000562625" There may be a drainage problem hence the device has been installed will be my guess, ask the seller why it is there.

There are multiple catalytic converter thefts just across the postcode boundary in SE23. About a week ago we had a hit and run accident with a mini being written off and a BMW X4 also being effectively written off.

There are Thames Water works opposite the junction of Honor Oak Road on London Road (where the Esso Petrol station) is located, creating huge tailbacks up to the Horniman's Museum and then back along London Road and along Lordship Lane. This may be contributing to longer waits from the South Circular onto Lordship Lane.

Chippy being worked on so hopefully open in the nearish future.

Take a look over the border at SE23, house prices are dropping and a number of nice properties are currently up for sale at less than £1m and some being reduced as the market is slowing in a similar way to 2018, so a chance to buy something of decent size at a reasonable price. https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/find.html?searchType=SALE&locationIdentifier=OUTCODE%5E2324&insId=1&radius=0.0&minPrice=&maxPrice=&minBedrooms=&maxBedrooms=&displayPropertyType=&maxDaysSinceAdded=&_includeSSTC=on&sortByPriceDescending=&primaryDisplayPropertyType=&secondaryDisplayPropertyType=&oldDisplayPropertyType=&oldPrimaryDisplayPropertyType=&newHome=&auction=false From what you have said you'll know the area, so worth a look around. SE23 is a bit cheaper than SE22 and possibly a bit greener with local parks, open spaces, places to shop and eat. Good luck.