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I think there should be more of them. Every lamp post on Lordship Lane and all the side streets would benefit from the picture of an old man, or a church (that is in Peckham) or a totem pole (which is on Peckham Rye. No matter that some trees are obscured. Who needs ugly trees that constantly need upkeep and drop ghastly leaves all over the place?


Without a doubt the PR agency that came up with the slogan 'Me and ED' will be getting an award for their campaign. It certainly gives me a feeling that I now belong to a community that I have foolishly neglected to notice that I had belonged to for a number of years.


And in general terms, we need more signage, yellow lines and more announcements, and they should all be louder.


Councillors take note We and ED demand action

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JohnL Wrote:

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> I like coffee shops but having an idea - we could

> put the flyers in the coffee shops.



I like that idea, as I don't drink much coffee :))

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Captain Marvel Wrote:

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> And in general terms, we need more signage, yellow

> lines and more announcements, and they should all

> be louder.

>

> Councillors take note We and ED demand action


and Patriotic Music playing in our streets and Railway Stations from 05.00 am

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It was a photography campaign. People submitted their photos of ED and they were all displayed in the gallery on Northcross Road. The ones on the banners are the winners. I think it was a very sweet thing thing to do and the winners must be proud. :-)
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