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That's really awful. There must be someone further up the management chain who could be made aware of this? -
I'm assuming that anybody who has a cat can afford its food, litter, vets' fees etc. Nobody was saying that two quid is "nothing", but it's cheaper than some brands of cat litter, so was hopefully useful to the OP. Still, hopefully your post made you feel better 👍 🤣 We still don't know why there was a bag of cat litter at the bus stop! Surely it would be rather difficult to take it away unnoticed if the owner of the cat litter was also at the bus stop? It's not like someone distracted your attention and picked your pocket and you didn't notice till some time later! But what is also confusing me is, if the OP knows where the thief lives, why don't they go and ask for their cat litter back?
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The market is only there for a few hours on Saturdays! Surely all street markets are "a bit tatty"! That seems a strange reason to close a road permanently to traffic! There is already at least one seat in North Cross Road (which seems to be quite well used), apart from those for customers of The Palmerston, and several of the shops in the road have greenery outside
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By MargniSteve · Posted
Couple of potential ideas, anywhere in the East Dulwich areas or say close to the station?
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