jonnywalker

The 2019 great potato rip off, probably the best first world problem post I've read in ages. Can we please have a photo of the offending bag?

Classic ED conversation! Is this a parody thread?

This is the most East Dulwich conversation ever.... don't stop

one stall owner told me tonight that the circus has many kids with cancer going tonight who all have special wrist bands and are going on all the rides for free. I'd like to spread the word about the nice things they do for the local community

funfair is great thanks and so easy to get to

IMO the fate was really good, with a few stales and attractions for the kids. welldone those that planned it

if you're in contract you can still leave without fees as they are in breach of contract by not supplying what you're paying for

just seen it covered on TV BBC London. Obviously a slow news day

When was it open to the public? lived here seven years now and can't remember it having any public access

I live in Nunhead - Ivydale Road area and we've been experiencing the same issue. Have called them today to complain again and told they're aware the issue has been on going since APRIL 2015 with a date for fixing it of 30th MARCH 2016. So a whole year of paying for 50mg download but only getting around 10mg with it sometimes dropping down to 2mg. The fella I spoke to was up front about the problem they have with 'High Utilisation' saying its worse between 6 > 12pm, essentially anytime you want to use it when you return from work. They would only offer me ?7.50 as a refund and not back date. As they are in breach of contract and unable to provide a service that's been paid for I explained I'll be terminating my contract with them and notifying Ofcom.

An interesting post this one. I live on the part of Ivydale road in nunhead which had our raise tables removed. They were installed together with pinch points early 2010. For some stupid reason London Transport decided to run double decker buses down this road some years back instead of a single decker. The increased weight of these buses every 5 mins in both directions amounting to 200+ a day started to have a major effect on properties not long after the tables were installed. Many local residents noticed cracks and damage occurring to their properties and we came together on mass and lobbied the council to have them removed. It was a long process and not an easy one with many council meetings at which their experts refused to accept any link between raised tables and subsidence caused by ground vibration. When they removed the tables they resurfaced the road but didn't dig down a significant amount which has resulted in subsidence to the highway. I have been in conversation with the council about this as the buses hitting this new subsidence is again causing damage to properties but despite being assured maintenance would be carried out in May we are still waiting. Good luck in getting them taken out and you should quote what happened on Ivydale as a precedence.

feel sorry for you. we live over in Nunhead and the residents lobbied the council to take out the raised tables as they and the buses etc were causing subsidence to the road and properties. Since the've been removed we are now not shaking everytime a manic bus driver puts his foot down