New School Street in Dulwich Hill

By legalalien
August 1, 2023 in Roads & Transport

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Posted August 16, 2023

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Posted August 16, 2023

My daughter went to St Anthony's 25 years ago and members of the PTA and staff had to remind parents on a daily basis that double parking (sometimes in bus lane) was dangerous for the safety of the children. Police were called frequently due to aggressive parents.

St Anthony's has a large catchment area - I believe the nearest RC school is in Peckham, hence many of the parents using their cars to drop off and then going onto work. Heber and Goodrich have much smaller catchment areas (our eldest went to Goodrich but by the time the youngest was born, Barry Road was out of the catchment area)

Parents are parking in the block of flats in Friern, blocking some of the disabled residents cars and not giving access to emergency vehicles. Some of the Etherow residents are blue badge holders but council has not stated whether they will have to pay for permits.

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