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Or what a positive benefit it would probably be.

But they are open when it's dark at some times of the year. If they weren't, they would have no need for an illuminated sign in the first place.

How on earth do you equate people asking on a local forum about police presence and road closure near their home with "busybodies and ghoulish people gossiping" , when they are asking because they don't know what has happened? And why have you included that link? Nobody has posted any photos on here.

You have raised a useful pount. Here, and other areas, signage is often positioned too close to the road closure, not giving drivers sufficient warning to take another route to avoid it. An example I saw last year was where you only saw the "school street" signage as you turned into the school street itself thus potentially incuring a fine. Clear and early signage is always helpful to reduce transgressions and /or unexpected 3 point turns at the restriction entrance.

Edit: We have found a place!

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Don't know about particulate pollution, but there is published data on local NO2, which shows pollution falling year on year. A year of monitoring traffic on boundary roads to the Dulwich LTN post implementation, showed a decrease in the number of vehicles on average. Think this is all I can find on particulates across Southwark: https://www.southwark.gov.uk/sites/default/files/2024-10/Air Quality Status Report Southwark 2023.pdf I would suggest writing to your councillor, before putting in an FOI personally.

Meaningless but you got the hump about it? Busybodies and ghoulish people gossiping about serious incidents helps no-one. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-45513645

Going north. Maybe 5 buses- I stopped counting after. 5 and the shortness of the distance is why they are blocking the whole road on the western side.

Better unambiguous signage giving cars plenty of advance warning of a school street would solve this. I’ve brought this up before (and emailed the council) but cars coming down Nutbrook street encounter a sign that looks like it’s pointing cars in the wrong direction. They can’t escape down Amott Road as it’s part of the scheme so they three point turn. This sign replaced a perfectly adequate sign.

Thank you for heads up. Hopefully soon resolved. Not meaning to be difficult, but distance from EDG to roundabout isn't v much is it ? About 2 or 3 buses ? Sorry just seen you've said 7 buses . Anyone know which direction of travel ?

Thanks.

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There’s a line of stationary buses with hazards on ,from East Dulwich Grove to Goose Green roundabout blocking traffic so it has to use the wrong lane at the zebra to cross the roundabout. No idea why.

Digital rubber necking ? That's a meaningless phrase. The OP merely was seeking information.