Calling All Cars!

[the-e-dealer]

Warning removed ! Ha!

[Willard]

FFS don't start LadyDeliah off again...

[LadyDeliah]

Should I start the cut and paste or will you?

[Pickle]

Good. The morning school run offenders deserve everything they get, I'm sick of dodging badly parked cars and seeing people parked on zig zags as we walk to school in the morning!

[UncleBen]

About time too. Motorists-the law applies to you.what next. warn robbers the police are coming. How childish the op.

[pommie]

I don't live in Dulwich but I am glad they are doing the rounds. My daughters school has started putting cones out on the yellow zig zags to stop people parking there but instead all they do now is double park which makes the road more dangerous.

[Townleygreen]

I've never understood why the little darlings can't walk a 100m from a safe parking spot to the school gate, or even - dare I suggest it - 200m!

It really is quite pathetic and sad to see human nature in the raw in these cases.

[edhistory]

Our schools have very tight. walkable, catchment areas.

Perhaps these parents and children don't live at the address declared on their school application forms.

Perhaps Southwark Council could do some data-matching.

John K

[stacey-lyn]

Send them down to the 4 x 4's double parking on Village Way.

[the-e-dealer]

Well if you have an sen child you may need to drive and park nearby.

Also as any fool nowz this sort of warning will reduce the commission of the act which endangers our kids. So its win win.

[LadyDeliah]

Parents with disabled kids get blue badges so that's not really a good excuse TED.

[the-e-dealer]

Didnt say Disabled I said SEN. SEN is not Disabled.

[LadyDeliah]

So because their SEN, they can't walk?

[bluecanary]

Your rudeness and ignorance is breathtaking.

LadyDeliah Wrote:

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> So because their SEN, they can't walk?

[LadyDeliah]

How is that rude? I'm asking a question. If a child can't walk, they are disabled. If they are not disabled but are labelled as having Special Educational Needs, why would they need to be driven to school?

[the-e-dealer]

What Bluecanary said . sadly.

[LadyDeliah]

Ok, well enlighten me by answering my question.

As far as I'm aware SEN covers everything from a child being a bit slow to learn to a child who is too hyperactive to be able to concentrate, so I don't see why they would specifically need to be driven to school, unlike kids who have mobility issues.

[Jessie]

my ex drives my son to school 2 mornings a week...because they live almost 4 miles away

[the-e-dealer]

Get the Wicker out !

Jessie Wrote:

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> my ex drives my son to school 2 mornings a

> week...because they live almost 4 miles away

[Jessie]

you've lost me

edited to say, not literally. I just don't get what you mean.

[LadyDeliah]

Still waiting TED....

[*Bob*]

If it is ignorance - which I don't think it is - then the best way to deal with it is usually to inform, not to get huffy about it and say nothing.

[LadyDeliah]

How about you the bluecanary? Care to educate me?

[giggirl]

*Bob* Wrote:

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> If it is ignorance - which I don't think it is -

> then the best way to deal with it is usually to

> inform, not to get huffy about it and say nothing.

Bob - you took the words right out of my mouth. I pity the kids that have such sanctimonious parents. Somebody asks a question and she gets shut down. Making somebody else "wrong" so that you can bask in the glory of making yourself "right" is is just another form of ignorance.

[the-e-dealer]

> *Bob* Wrote:

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> > If it is ignorance - which I don't think it is

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Sigh what bob said.