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Take a look at this "Help us to discover Lambeth?s stretcher railings!" http://love.lambeth.gov.uk/lambeths-stretcher-railings/ Lambeth Council: Culture and community > Planning and regeneration The newly-formed Stretcher Railing Society are looking to identify and save the stretcher railing fences for future generations.

Sad news, his presence in Forest Hill Road is greatly missed.

I am not on anyones side but it concerns me that I can hear the sound of chainsaws at this moment when the position is not clear.

Southwark Council is planning to destroy the woods of Camberwell Old and New Cemeteries, including felling over 30 mature trees, to make way for more than 2,000 new burial plots. Woodlands are the lungs of London. We want the cemeteries turned into local Nature Reserves, as with Nunhead Cemetery. Both cemeteries are part of the London Green Chain Walk and Camberwell Old Cemetery is a Grade 1 Site of Borough Importance for Nature Conservation. These wonderful woodlands are home to protected species, a wild tangle of trees and undergrowth, a haven of habitats and they are valuable to nature, to people and to the future. These woodlands provide many valuable benefits locally, cleaning the air, absorbing and filtering storm water, keeping the neighbourhood cool in summer, and providing beautiful, natural places for our mental and physical well-being. Sign the petition and help Save Southwark Woods! Want to do more? Join the Facebook Page and tell your friends ? Save Southwark Woods! [www.facebook.com] Follow the campaign on twitter @SouthwarkWoods [www.savesouthwarkwoods.org.uk]

There is an exhibition of the council?s plans at the Church now until the public meeting tonight with Southwark Council: 7.00pm - 8.30pm There's an opportunity to comment too. It's opposite the Rose pub at 108 Forest Hill Road SE22 0SG -Take some glasses as there's lots of small print!

There's a tree trunk/stump at the end of Ryedale/ Forest Hill Road end, where a new tree could be planted.

It's all making sense now as there are 'luxury' flats planned for above this spot.

Old two trees moved to where Si mangia is now and yes - all went downhill unfortunately, lost it's quality.

I wish Two Trees was still there, wonderful breakfasts and good cous cous. It's a terrible it has been neglected, sadly doubt we will see anything as good there in the future.

It has taken ages for these shops to be converted, been a very messy business and not good for Omrith's trade I imagine, hence super bright signs. I'm glad if Mr Coe's tv repair shop at 92 could continue as a commercial business, no doubt good for trade along that stretch. The Turkish is great. I think the French cafe has made a great contribution locally too. Plus the post office being the hub of activity.

I may have missed this (perhaps it's part of drainage issue). But does anyone know what the digger and bricks are being used for parallel to the backs of Ryedale houses?

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "Very worrying indeed at the fact that there has > been a increase in local burglarys recently." > > based on what? I believe the police said they had dealt with 10 in the area that day.

I agree with Alice. The angle of the road looks like Underhill.

Blimey, I hope 400K wasn't spent on painting bollards outside the shops. I have noticed the aerosol man has started up again recently. I hope the street gets tidied up a little and bins are sorted out by the time the new hairdressers gets it's grand opening.

All shuttered up this morning, no sign of any work happening.

Sorry to see that the shop's closing, I'll miss it.Though it has lacked her character for a while. What is Rose's shop in Hastings called? Will try to visit.

I think if this had happened an hour later the chances are that this would have been much worse. It is incredible that the driver survived. Those bollards are ugly but essential. There was a barrier with chevrons on the corner of Ryedale at one time. All the faffing about with traffic signals at Colyton and nothing been done to deter cars coming down the hill at speed.

I can't understand why there isn't a filter to turn right from East Dulwich road up Peckham Rye.What's the reason ? It is crazy how people accelerate at the change of lights to get across. Sometimes,when not in the mood, I go a different way to avoid turning there.

Watching them now too

Black dsi (with camera) with charger in the original box,plus charger so in really good condition ?100. I even have a case,spare charger and various games such as: nintendogs ,mario cart, mario & sonic olmpic games, cooking mama, how old is your brain & more training, plus high school musical 3 ALL in their original boxes for ?5 each.

I am aware that the cash machine outside of the forest hill road co-op was tampered with last Christmas,my friend's card was retained and used to obtain a large amount of money at various spots around London that evening.

I agree completely with dboy. The traffic has slowed greatly since the "temporary lights" were installed at Colyton Road. Cars try to speed down from the dangerous Woodvale Junction,one that I crossed daily,onfoot, to and from Fairlawn School for many years.This area at the top of Forest Hill Road really needs looking at. I think the area along by the Co op will never be tidied up until the problems with the old two trees site and the corner shop are sorted out.

I remember that it was used as a general pound type store about 10 yrs ago,not for long though. Weren't the floorboards taken up last year causing a flurry of excitement,but then nothing.

It just looks rather half hearted now,unfinished and a disappointment.I agree what is cleaner and greener about using aerosol paints anyway? And the bus stop building...yikes- Who chose this? I thought the seating was going to be re-instated

it maybe from the tenth floor multi storey car park in peckham,sculpture show and franks bar opened this evening-