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llyamah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > pinecone Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > damn. was on my list of places to visit. > > > You're really not missing anything. Probably the best review they ever garnered!

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worldwiser Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I had a closer look at the current layout earlier > and I have a better suggestion. I do accept that > it's not feasible to have more than one lane on > either side of LL. But one could prohibit right > hand turns from LL to EDG during the daytime and > send that traffic round Zenoria and Oxonian > streets during those hours (admittedly I'm not > expecting a chorus of approval from those > residents). The left hand turners onto EDG heading > northwards up LL wouldn't hold up traffic by > turning left so there's not really a requirement > for a second lane there. > > Traffic wanting to turn right onto LL from EDG is > already forced around Matham Grove so there's > already a long-standing precedent for the above - > my suggestion would simply be a mirror image. If > it's ok for Matham Gv, it's surely ok for > Zenoria/Oxonian. Then you could have the pelican > crossing set-up across EDG as previously > suggested. Erm........how does that work for buses, vans, lorries etc? Also, that route is considerably tighter anyway.

Boogie2988 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Another example of a gated community who think > they are above the law! Another example of someone who complains on the internet rather than knock on the door and ask them to keep the noise down. Is your copy of the Guardian delivered vacuum sealed to limit your interaction with the outside world?

worldwiser Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The number of near-misses with > buggies and pedestrians vs traffic turning from LL > into EDG is getting very worrying. Was this not actually made more of a problem after the last round of 'improvements' with the crossing being put in on LL at the junction? Once the traffic flow up LL stops for these lights then the filtering traffic has right of way to turn into EDG.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- I've always had an open mind towards other worldly activities for years. ------------------------------------------------------- Er...... So it's only this world that you're closed minded and bigoted to then? And cigar smoke? How very middle class. You must be distraught.

lane lover - I'm sure that's of great comfort to all those people who've recently been burgled. Season's Greetings to you too..........

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James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The East Dulwich Police Sgt. has told me today: > > "Well the good news is that yesterday our > pro-active unit arrested a LARGE group of people > for buglary in a neighbouring area. We have > already recovered a very large haul of property > from the dulwich burglaries." > > Figers crossed we'll see a dramatic fall in > attempts and actual burglaries. Sadly not, there are several more burglary threads over the last couple of days. I think we can assume that not everyone who is burgled is a member here and puts a thread up. Can you try and put pressure on for some patrols? It sounds like they are needed at night so I accept we might be on a hiding to nothing......

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Hi James, I'm sure you've noticed the numerous threads that have gone up in the last few days about burglaries, muggings etc. can you please try and get some uniformed police patrols in the area, as we are clearly in the cross hairs of the scum bags that do this and despite arrests before, things appear to have got worse not better.

sofia33 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > or send the best trough email Trough mail? You swine...... :)

Dropbox. Job jobbed.

KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Otta Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Kel I'm quite surprised at your stance here. > Even > > if it does happen elsewhere, it's still > > disgusting. And it would be disgusting in any > > other area, this just happens to be the EAST > > DULWICH FORUM, the clue is kinda in the name. > > > > ED - NAGAIUTB, harsh to accuse admin of being > > spineless. Admin coukd find themselves in a > dodgy > > position if this dirty @#$%& saw his photo on > > here. If you want to post the photo, you pay for > a > > forum off your own back and take the risks > > involved. > > > > I agree the photo should be given to the police > > though, and shared with the EDT. > > At no point have i suggested it is/was acceptable > behaviour i just dont see the necessity to > "gossip" about it as if its the first time > anything of this kind has ever happened before or > ever happened in ED before -for those doubting > perhaps asking local bar staff of previous > experience would settle those doubts. > Its worse than curtain twitching and then to add > the ridiculous comments thrown about referring to > the assumption of thugs and low life only being > capable of such behaviour... does anyone on here > throwing these accusations know who this > individual is that can back this up? Would the > same thoughts be openly projected if thie > individual was someone of a different "class" (as > suggested by other posters)? I've been drinking in Rock bars and Biker bars my entire life. Never seen this level of behaviour. Im not sure what you're trying to say but you're failing. I'm not the only one that apparently feels you're defending this behaviour, albeit passively if that makes you feel any better. And I don't think openly advocating this guys picture being put back up is 'curtain twitching'. Hopefully someone would recognise him and do the right thing.

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ED - NAGAIUTB Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I guess the staff of the EDT don't deserve your > protection, lowly > > bar types that they are... > > Because moaning "oooh that's disgusting" about it > on the local forum is such a brilliant way to > protect the local bar staff. > > Since that was such a success, let's moan about > Syria for a while. We could have the whole > situation sorted out by Tuesday. RTFN. I'm advocating shaming the twunt involved and making sure the EDT staff and Police get a copy of said picture. Ergo: action.

KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > oh now now your pathetic comments are really not > needed nor are they justified as attempts at > personal insults towards myself. > > My point is why are certain participants making an > issue out of something that happens from time to > time. Yes it is annoying, disgusting blah blah > blah but it's not like it's a regular occurance. > It happened. What are you expecting others to do > about it except stand around agreeing it's > disgusting. > > Get grip! Wow, really classy response. You do realise that you are effectively defending this chaps repugnant behaviour, don't you? And that wasn't a personal attack on you at all, I was merely assuming that you'd feel different if it were to directly effect you. I guess the staff of the EDT don't deserve your protection, lowly bar types that they are...

Perhaps we should take it in turns to do the same on your door step, KK? See if that changes your opinion? And ADMIN; given the positive identification by several people on here I don't see any justification for taking down the photo. That's pretty spineless, even by this forum's standards. Perhaps it would be more useful if someone were to send that photo to the Police, or at least to the poor staff at EDT so they can pass it on. Shame on the pair of you. I wonder if this post will be deleted, like before...........

^^^ this. Ruffers, at some point, the little Herbert that did this needs to see that there is a consequence. Even if he is the tear away child of 'normal decent' people. Especially so if this is the case. If they have to fork out ?1500 on repairing the damage he caused, then there will be a visible consequence in most households. SKY turned off? Well son, the ?1500 I paid out to repair those cars? That means we can't afford SKY anymore. Ipad sold on ebay? Every penny counts. One of the great ills of our time is the lack of consequence, unless you can afford to pay out. Look at the way motorists get treated as cash cows. It's now infinitely cheaper to run the risk of no insurance, no tax, no licence than it is to be law abiding. You get caught? Soft slap on the wrist and then drive home from court. If it were my car that was damaged in this way and they caught the kid that did it, I'd expect their parents to pony up for the repairs regardless of the background story. If you can't do the time, don't do the crime. Was always the way until the rot set in, in or about 1997........

EDherb Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes the police caught him (aged 15) - someone > spotted him at it and called them. > > What a waste of time and money - we were badly > scratched and facing a chunky insurance claim and > unwelcome excess...! Surely if the Police caught him, you have a case for his parents to pay up for the damage? At 15 he is still a minor and their responsibility. Wishful thinking perhaps, but better than seeing your insurance premium go up next renewal!

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > steveo Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Heroes. It was nice of the Luftwaffe to drop > > incendiaries on them while they were doing the > rescue > > I'm sure similar stories could be found in > Dresden. Cock.

There are a few new threads post this date, which would suggest that there is still a problem. Also, the stickers/smart water kits aren't that big of a deterrent. I don't think that it would stop a stolen iPad etc being sold on for one second. Given the level of reoffending in the UK, getting caught doesn't seem to be much of an issue/deterrent for said 'promising footballers'.

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Hi James, Given the sudden influx of burglary & mugging threads over the last couple of weeks, can you tell us if there are plans for extra (or any?) police patrols for the area? thx ED

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