Caravans in Dulwich Village.

[dancet]

There are quite a few large caravans on the old Audi garage sight, arrived late last night apparently?

[Robert Poste's Child]

Appear to be travellers - families in about ten vehicles, with several very noisy generators. Just what we need to fill in the small hours while the roadworks are paused.

[chuff]

I walked past earlier and the generators were extremely noisy. I think there were 3 going.

The noise would drive me mad if I lived next to it.

Apart from a dog tied up outside barking though there didn't seem to be much else going on.

[Robert Poste's Child]

Southwark Noise Team: 0207 525 5777

[chuff]

I don't live within distance to hear the noise from my house so doubt me complaining to them would help anyone. Was out walking the dog when I saw/heard it. I expect everyone on Gilkes will report it though as it's loud!

[Robert Poste's Child]

I'm one road over and you can hear it from here.

[DovertheRoad]

I'm delighted. It's a good way to make use of neglected land. They've done a brilliant job of letting themselves in and locking up behind them.

[dbboy]

Sure they'll go down a storm in the Village, NOT.

[FriendsOfTheTerrapin]

Pretty sure they?ll move on when they realise they can?t buy milk, newspapers, fish, fresh pasta, orgasmic vegetables, sour dough pizza, arthouse cinema, indoor plants, multicoloured Lycra gym leggings etc...

ED we need to build a wall and get The Dulwich Estate to pay for it...

[Mick Mac]

There goes the neighbourhood.

I think they'll move on, when they fid out there is nowhere left to buy a pint of milk.

And it takes a long time to get served at the bar.

[Robert Poste's Child]

Gone now. Joking aside, you wouldn't have been happy if it was your road - look at how you all kicked up when they were on Peckham Rye, not actually close enough to houses for noise to be form issue.

[emu]

Gone but left several truck loads of rubbish in the building

[Earl Aelfheah]

I thought most of the gap-year age children of Dulwich Village consider themselves 'travellers'.

[DovertheRoad]

Yes - emu is correct. They have gone almost as quickly as they arrived in < 36 hours. The main building appears to have been broken into and now contains several tons of industrial waste. A tidy way of disposing of their refuse with the bonus of leaving the Dulwich Estate to pick up the disposal costs for their hapless neglect. Metal and wires also appear to have been stripped. A quick hit with an exchange of materials. Illegal but I do admire their resourcefulness.