ED - NAGAIUTB

Metallic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hell awaits us wherever we live in SE22 and SE21. > Do these councillors think they will be returned > at the next election? Maybe they don't care. Sadly, we're in one of the safest Labour seats in the country which is why they have the front to do these things while also holding consultations that they completely ignore the outcome of.

i*Rate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Funny, I though that junction was closed off > because it was one of the most highly polluted > junctions in Dulwich? > > Bring back the traffic then and stop all this fun > and music nonsense. > > Pip.Pip. Source of this information? Also, whilst we accept how busy this junction can get, the work Southwark did 2 years ago made the traffic considerably worse, especially the change of priority to enter Court Lane. That alone created a log jam over the junction and was deliberate IMHO to screw the figures to justify the closure.

Nigello Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Could you provide a link, please? I find the > Southwark site not very user-friendly. Thanks https://www.southwark.gov.uk/assets/attach/11166/Appendix-2-RMP-87-Dog-Kennel-Hill-Summary-Report.pdf

spider69 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > RMP 87 Dog Kennel Hill > > If you go onto the Southwark Web page you will > find it. Bus improvement scheme. Thanks

spider69 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I seem to recall reading in the Southwark News > sometime ago a plan by Southwark to narrow the > road to restrict car passage. Don't suppose you remember what the rational was do you? Sounds like more Southwark congestion making madness to bump up some figures somewhere they want ratifying. Given how slowly the buses head up the hill, especially from the lights, it'll cause more problems than I can imagine it would solve.

Went this morning to collect from Argos and they asked me to wait 10 minutes which was roughly the wait in the queue I think as there were about 20 people only. This was about 10:30am.

Went there on Wednesday morning at about 10am (more by luck than judgement) and there were about 8 of us in the queue. When we left after doing a regular sized family shop, it was much bigger.

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > FYI Walsh's are open until 5pm according to their > website. Their website isn't showing any updated opening info re Covid19 so I'd be surprised if they were actually open.

With all due respect, the items for sale sections have been closed for a good reason.

paulipedia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you go to the park don't walk on the path. > Simple Could you be a bit more vague please? As a rule, pedestrians always have right of way, even on a highway (within reason for a highway). 'Pedestrian' does not cover joggers, runners, cyclists etc.

Don't know why none of us thought of Farmers first! doh

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Also, the point of closing down the sale/wanted > threads is to PREVENT what you're trying to do - > make contact between people and their items ! > > CAN OTHER PEOPLE NOT TURN THIS SECTION INTO FOR > SALE AND WANTED PLEASE !?! I kinda agree but keeping in touch during this period is essential and having a dead phone for 5 days isn?t ideal. You can do things safely if you?re sensible. I know some streets have been giving out flour etc to those that need it and can?t buy it but you?re absolutely right that we need to do these things in a safe and sensible manner.

Most corner shops will have these as they?re super standard if you?re already going out to get some essentials. Also YGM.

Perhaps snap their reg next time and report them. This is far beyond normal littering.

Who are you with and is there anything on Down Detector? The old switch off and on again is always worth a try. Also worth checking that the cables into your phone point are ok. Had plenty of instances where the ADSL splitter just up and died and killed the connection.

Sainsburys DKH - queueing out onto Edgar Kyle Way again this morning. M&S by the station - straight in and plenty of stock. M&S LL - big queue Sainsburys by the library - small queue

The Ivy House has been doing sales to the public and deliver too as far as I know. 020 7277 8233

Cora Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have experienced this very blatantly in both M$S > and Co-op a few times but it is so hard to know > what to do. I try and tell the staff but to be > honest I feel bad telling them because there is > not much they can do! Only if the companies put > proper security on the doors will it be prevented. > I know that is not an option for you Monica :( > It is the blatantness of it that shocks me and > makes me feel that we (ED) are definite easy > targets. Nothing discreet. If (and I'm sure they > don't) the police had some spare undercovers I am > sure they would be able to get them pretty easily. > Just hang around during the evening shift. M&S have had a massive problem for a while but have decided, as a company, to ignore as presumably the store makes enough money that it isn't an issue to their bottom line. The net effect though is attracting more shoplifters to an easy target. Pretty irresponsible behaviour from a corporate that projects such a 'cuddly' image.

Would it really be a utopian dream if: The cyclists in Dulwich park made the most of the roads being deserted and used them instead of endless loops of the park, swerving around everyone at a time when we're all struggling to keep a safe distance. Hell, they could even organise a Tour de France style event round Dulwich, Crystal Palace & Forest Hill wearing their best lycra. The joggers in Dulwich park did the same. The park could then be safely used by families to get their kids out, get them some air without having to shush them out of the way of the above every 2 minutes. Surely it isn't being selfish to prioritise families being able to use the park at this time - is it? Is it?

I think that we can all hear them more obviously due to the lack of traffic noise and aircraft noise.

caz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi ED-NAGAIUTB I'm on Overhill, could you PM me > the WhasApp number please. I'm ok at the moment > but in a medium at risk group so not able to go to > shops and have given up on trying for deliveries > and may need some help further down the line. Hi Caz, If you want to PM your number I'll add you in.

EPB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As a couple of octogenarians with ?underlying > health conditions? we have been totally locked > down for quite a few weeks now, but have managed > quite well thanks to our son?s emergency > deliveries. However, now he?s housebound too, > we?re really having problems with our milk > supply. > > Does anyone know of a firm that would make regular > deliveries of milk? Where are you in ED? There are a number of roads doing neighbour checks and I'm sure we can find one and put you in touch. Mine uses WhatsApp which is free and can be installed on a phone or computer as long as you have a mobile number. If you're in the Underhill/Overhill/Belvoir triangle then I'm sure we can help. Failing that, Sainsbury's has set up a special line to help people in your situation - 0800 052 5500

Loutwo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mostly because it?s interesting to know how > ordinary at risk NHS workers are struggling to be > tested on the frontline, putting themselves at > risk every day, whilst the heir to the throne > seems to have be able to be tested? Hence why I > think it?s in the public interest to know how many > others in the royal household manage to be tested > at this time. > > My medical details are not relevant to the public > interest, but the royal households accessibility > to testing IS. > > Louisa. Dear God. You can't even wind your neck in during a global pandemic. You really are a vile specimen.

Roxy Rimmer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > does anyone know if any bike shops are still open? > I understand they can be... Got an email from Halfords today and they're staying open for the time being at least.

I use Ben +44 7734 351727. He's local and very reliable. Worth giving him a bell and maybe getting him to pop by. Maybe leave it an hour or two though as he's mid way through fitting a new rad for me :-)