Bic Basher

The leak is in the same place as before, at the junction of LL and Overhill Road.

What a fantastic find on YouTube. My mother would have played in Ruskin Park during that era.

Most if not all the stations on the SLL have seen an increase in usage not surprisingly since the Overground replaced the Southern service to London Bridge/Victoria. Clapham High Street now has over a million users per year, during the old SLL service, it was under 500,000, while Peckham Rye has over 4.5m. This doesn't come as a surprise to me considering the rise in passenger usage on the Sydenham line since 2010.

As part of the revamp of the Peckham walk-in centre, your local GP surgery can refer you to Peckham for a same day appointment if there's no appointments at your surgery. I doubt the claim about no appointments at any surgery is rubbish. Cancellations and emergency slots can be found, but it's down to poor admin at the end of the day. DMC for example.

dimples Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I had a terrible time with EE on Belvoir road :( I believe Anon Third Part is changing to EE's ISP which uses BT Openreach infrastructure. which shouldn't be that much of a problem in comparison to EE's mobile service which is bad in parts of ED. EE will also be soon offering a tv package which is delivered over the internet using a set-top box. BT and TalkTalk also offer similar.

first mate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In future follow Sec of State for Health Jeremy > Hunt's lead and go straight to a&e, as he said, he > didn't want to have to wait for a GP appt. The same Jeremy Hunt who tried to downgrade Lewisham Hospital's A&E.

At least you had VM installed. When I booked an install, they couldn't get into the cabinet which is situated inside a locked room which is owned by Southwark Council. Ended up using the much criticised TalkTalk instead which uses BT's Openreach network and not had any downtime.

BigED Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > I looked up the 2011 ONS Census estimates (total > population, all ages) for SE22 postcodes: 29,687. > > If just these two practices claim over 23,000 > patients (i.e. not counting practices in The > Gardens, Melbourne Road, Lordship Lane/306), I > have to wonder whether we might still have a ghost > problem in our GP records. (And I do understand > that some of these practices will have patients > living in other postcodes, but that cuts both > ways). The catchment areas for most of the SE22 surgeries also include parts of SE5, SE15, SE23, SE24 and SE26, so isn't full representative of all of ED's residents. Forest Hill Road surgery is on the edge of Honor Oak, so will attract residents who live in SE23.

Believe it or not, despite the large amount of patients on it's books, DMC doesn't have as many as the Forest Hill Road Group Practice. Forest Hill Road - 12,620 DMC - 10,564. Source: NHS Choices.

It doesn't appear to be affecting TalkTalk's ADSL2 I'm on as they use a LLU (local loop unbundling) where they've got their own infrastructure at the BT exchange.

Today's Dulwich & Herne Hill edition of the Southwark News has an expose of one in three Southwark surgeries are putting patients at risk. DMC is the second worst surgery in the borough in the Band 1/Elevated Risk category.

306 Medical Centre had it's CQC report in July which met the required standards. http://www.306medicalcentre.nhs.uk/website/G85091/files/INS1-495559267_1-493951095_Dr_Mahreen_Chawdhery_20140203_Inspection_Report.pdf I would say that since the Dulwich Hospital surgery closed, 306 is busier at all times, yet my mother went in on Monday and was able to get an appointment for Tuesday morning.

Are all of you down the Underhill Road end of Overhill? The Dawsons end is closer to the exchange and should be better than this.

I use TalkTalk with Sky's Now TV internet tv package through my tv which streams Sky channels. On a Sunday evening, Sky1 will stop intermittently from time to time. It can be down to server capacity issues at Sky rather than TalkTalk where people are all trying to watch the same programmes online.

Considering Labour's candidate Helen Hayes is currently a Southwark Council Cllr in Dulwich who has had over four years of engagement with residents in College Ward, how will you engage with people in SE22 and represent everyone in a seat which covers deprived people in Brixton to the rich and potential Tory voters in Village Ward with residents in ED who are split between Labour and the Lib Dems?

I had Joanna Lumley on the 197.

theboycj Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This is great, the cllr mentioned this in a direct > post on his thread. > > Any news on the P4 from west dulwich station? That > runs like twice an hour! The P13 runs from West Dulwich station and recently received an extra bus per hour operating every 15 mins. Route P4 operates every 12 minutes. Both routes suffer from poor reliability from running along the South Circular.

From Saturday 1st November, Route 185 will operate every 8 mins Mon-Sat daytime (until around 7pm).

Roche's is still vacant across the road.

My mother had a chat with the sub-postmaster at 369 LL that the post office will have to close when the other retail tenants leave in the next few weeks. He is attempting to find another site for the PO nearby, however this is a massive blow for those customers who live at the other end of LL and will only put pressure on the main PO.

I went past just after 3pm. The bus driver looked in shock understandably, the white van came off worse.

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The shop and post office at the top of Lordship > Lane, next to (and presumably slowly stifled by) > Sainsbury's Local is now emptying and will close > soon. Does anyone know what will be there next? > One of my pet peeves with all the Local/Metro/M&S > Food Halls etc is how freezing cold they are; > can't be environmentally friendly, can it. The PO is staying in the current premises, while the retail shop is gradually moving across to the shop on the corner of Landells Road, next to Uden's funeral directors. They should be out by the end of the month.

GinaG3 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think a lot of providers signals are crap at > this end. Having been with O2 for 13 years and > having no problems in our ED flat for 4 years > something just happened one day. Spent a year with > barely any signal until my contract was up and > moved to Three (after thinking about EE - phew!) > and couldn't be happier. Free 4G and data > allowances that really are unlimited. Highly > recommend them to those thinking of changing. I'm glad Three works for you, as I live very close to you I've been considering moving from Virgin who use the EE network to them. However, I would say since the double glazing was installed 8 years ago, mobile signals in general have been bloody awful on the LLE.

Sugar Mountain in FH is really good. Pauline the Scottish lady who runs the shop is really nice and will happily chat.

Apologies, I got the attendance from the BBC Radio London reporter who was at the match. He also claimed the park next to the ground was Peckham Rye Park!