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?There is possibly a strong argument to promote increased cleaner car usage not less to help prevent future pandemics? One major reason people use public transport you have overlooked in your haste to save Londoners from COVID-19 is that they can?t afford to run a car

Interesting times indeed when the job of government has been outsourced to just one man

Probably not. I wonder who started these rumours

Hi Abby - looking forward to your next post

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It may be an opportunity to rebrand the programme, the very title is anachronistic.

womanofdulwich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > when/who is going to occupy the space in Dulwich > Village at the end of Court Lane- pop up pizzas? > fish n chips? cocktails? I believe this space is now called Dulwich Square?

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Yesterday I received a spate of emails saying an email containing a virus had been intercepted and inviting me to view the text of the email on an attachment which I didn?t open as they were clearly malicious. Are you sure your friend hasn?t received a similar spam email? I understood that Apple?s security was excellent.

Thank you, I hadn?t seen what it looked like now. Perhaps when I saw it just painted over it was to cover up some earlier tagging.

Is it vandalism? I passed by when the original with the exception of HM?s head had been painted over to match the background which I guess was the first stage. Could have been done with the wall?s owner?s permission? Art evolves

They are certainly presenting an alternative view that goes against the EDF orthodoxy and people do get wound up when they encounter disagreement. Again that does not mean they are a troll, their views could be sincerely held and they are exercising their right to express themselves, not posting just to deliberately needle others. Their views are perhaps naive but there is some truth in their point "This is a very typical sniffy response from this forum- if someone disagrees and goes against the general popular middle class consensus they are labelled a troll" Obviously there are "genuine" trolls but to dismiss anyone who presents a different point of view as a troll is lazy and does not take the discussion further. In my view, cwjlawrence's response was the right one.

Whilst I am probably equally as horrified that our public spaces have been left in such an appalling condition recently, I do not agree that anyone who disagrees with this stand point is a troll. ?Who in their right mind actually thinks it's ok to leave public spaces in the kind of state they have been left in of late.? Clearly a lot of people do think it?s ok

rachp Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don'tbesilly is quite clearly a troll- I wouldn't > engage with their comments. What makes you say that?

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I?m concerned that One Dulwich are showing quite accurately on their website where their supporters live, showing the road and to such an extent it would be easy to discern which house. Would this not contravene the data protection rules?

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