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??? When they refer to "all Dulwich", I took that to mean including the residents of the streets where the traffic has been directed into due to the LTNs, which are presumably experiencing greater pollution/stress, whereas the "privileged few" in the LTN areas are experiencing lower pollution due to less traffic. Hence the reference to inequality. Sorry if I've got the terminology wrong. -
That's interesting, because I thought the Overground would transform Forest Hill, but I don't see much evidence of that. Have I missed it? Can't say I've noticed much change in Penge either though, on the rare occasions I go there 😂 , so maybe I'm just inattentive ....
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I've not heard of many moving to SE23 from SE22 or choosing SE23 over SE22 in the first place. Certainly Clapham and other expensive places to the west. It may be that this is my demographic but there was always a feeling that Forest Hill was rougher, off the beaten track, until the arrival of the Overground changed everything. But there again the gentrification of Penge is astonishing -
Much better Restaurant offerings on and around Rye Lane than on Lordship Lane tbh.
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