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Congratulations guys, looking forward to seeing the outcome on the Mundania Rd Garden Project Good Luck

Think its going to be a Jewellery shop.

Love anything made out of wood,and I think the sculpture is a great addition to the rye.I will make an effort to make the opening on the 23rd. Congratulations on a job well done guys :)

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You won't be so cheerful if they are you know who > and decide to pickpocket anything that moves from > there!( and all the other scams they get up to) Think you need to be careful with what you say UG, that was very negative.

WE were part of the Bellenden Rd community from 92 to 2000. We had the cafe on Bellenden Rd, and back then, when the regeneration of Bellenden Rd started we saw so many different stores opening. Chaz hairdressers were the hub of the community. Nice to see the mix of shops now, and our old cafe, still doing so well.

SNUB used to use the old stables at the back of the station, for the community bike project. Glad the building is being put to good use, too many residents and not enough housing, social or private. Good luck to the squatters

Good advice GarveyPlumbing, I would call Cowboy Builders. Not sure how the op would feel about this, however if I were conned by these cowboys, I would call the program. They need to be stopped.

Hi Allyhope, have you reported Rohan to Trading standards? If not, I highly recommend you do so. Trading standards should be able to help with your complaint, and everybody else, who have had negative dealings with them. It saddens me when I read about Cowboy builders, however good luck and hopefully you will resolve this matter soon

I think the maps look great, and am looking forward to receiving more maps to distribute. Our customers thought the maps were great,and were gratefully received by new residents. Well done ladies

Spoke to the artist of the painting, Vibe is his street name, very talented, and very sweet. Vibe's eye for colour is amazing. Great addition to the lane.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > bawdy-nan Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > "To be honest when we moved > > here it was a bit rough" > > I'd heard it was rough 20 years ago. Irish > builders etc in the pubs. Shocking. > > It couldn't have been rough 8 years ago, as I was > here. LOL Mick mac Yeah I can see your point, Irish builders can lower the tone of the place :) Last Saturday was small business Saturday. Southwark Council hosted Christmas Cracker to celebrate the shop local initiative, and Christmas. I think its great the guardian highlighted a couple of shops in East Dulwich, I dare say they had lots of different communities to choose from, and they chose ours. :)

Happy to hear the garden centre site will be used for the community. What is happening to the current library site?

Dr Stephens at the Gardens Surgery, is the only Dr I will see. She is great, kind, and always shows concern for you. I think the reception staff, are really nice, and have always been very helpful.

I enjoyed reading it, its full of ads, however there were some interesting features in there. And I did enjoy reading the interviews with the estate agents. The feature on William rose along with top tips, were very helpful

Thank you everyone for all your kind messages of support.:)

Hi to all in the fair land of ED. Hope all is well and you are enjoying the summer (im putting the intention out there:) After lots of soul searching, We have decided to dissolve SNUB Dulwich. This is due to lots of different things happening, and no longer having the time to commit to the group. I would like to thank everyone in East Dulwich for your support over the last 6 years. SNUB have completed over 7 projects in the East Dulwich Area, our last project SNUB Gardens for schools, will be completed by Sept 2014. SNUB would also like to thank Southwark Council, Councillor James Barber and Councillor Robin Crookshankhilton. We would also like to thank our lovely sponsors who have worked with SNUB over the last 6 years, Mc Govern Build and Design who dedicated time, energy and the planters for all of our gardens projects. Alec Nikolic the lovely landscape gardener who donated plants and soil to the community garden project. Heather and Kate at the Vale residents association, who headed the Dulwich physic garden project at Dulwich hospital. And Finally The East Dulwich Forum for giving SNUB a platform to help enhance our community's awareness of Sustainability within our local community. Lets keep on rocking with community action :) yay

Hey Ed forumites, hope all is well. Just a quick update re the Dulwich community Physic garden. The flowers and herbs are growing abundantly and we urge you to go and pick some herbs, for delicious infusions and to use in your food. All the beds are anatomically planted, so we have herbs for the heart, head, mind and spirit.:) The garden looks amazing and the next phase will be taking place really soon. As always watch this space for news and updates. Thanks as always ED for your support, and keep on rocking with the community action. Yay http://www.snubdulwich.org.uk/

Hey all in the land of ED, hope all is well. Wanted to let you know SNUB have been awarded funding for Langbourne Primary school, in Dulwich, Yay. Langbourne already have a beautiful vegetable garden, the funding will go towards gardening hours with our gardener and the children, helping them to understand and learn how to grow vegetables. Thank you again to Southwark Council and CGS. Community action is really rocking :) http://www.snubdulwich.org.uk/

Hi All, Cleaner Greener Safer have awarded SNUB funding for the School garden project. Yay, Francesca Cabrini is one of the schools, SNUB will be working with, to help encourage children to learn about Sustainability and growing your own vegetables. Watch this space for more updates. Thanks ED for all of your support. :)

Hey all, just an update on the presentation of the project last night, it looks very positive for SNUB. We find out next week, if we were successful, so everything crossed guys, please. Ta http://www.snubdulwich.org.uk/ :)

Hey Sue, going to present the project on the 9th April to the CGS panel, wish me luck:) RCH nice one, hopefully the weather will start warming up, so the plants and herbs can come out to play. yay :) Glad to see that ED community action is still rocking.

Hi Guys, a quick update to let you know, SNUB have been shortlisted for Cleaner Greener Safer funding, for our next project, Gardens for Schools 2013, Yay. If you would like information on our gardens for schools project, that started in 2010, please click on the link below. http://www.snubdulwich.org.uk/ Cheers chaps

Dr Stephens at the Gardens is great, a lovely sympathetic doctor. Gardens as far as I am concerned, are fantastic.

When I am out and about, I always smile at people, and they always smile back. Smiles can lift your energy, and cheer you up. East Dulwich/Dulwich/Forest Hill communities are very friendly. Buy hey we already know that :)

Hey all in the land of ED, just checking in re updates on the Dulwich Physic garden. Planting season has started, so hopefully in the next few months you may see some herbs and flowers in the garden. The project managers are busy planning the next phase of the project. SNUB are busy with the next next phase of the gardens for schools project with Southwark council and are currently waiting for the funding approval. We are also working on the next phase of the community bike project, as always watch this space for updates. Thanks again and dont forget community action is rocking, yay :)