Jakido

nytimes.com/2014/10/28/business/international/living-wages-served-in-denmark-fast-food-restaurants.html

And what about the shop next door to Moxon's?

Look out for introductory offers - Time Out had a year for ?35 recently (incl ?35's worth of driving credit!).

It looks like someone has started gutting it already.

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It appears the Cinema has been granted permission (subject to a number of conditions) - more details here: http://planningonline.southwark.gov.uk/AcolNetCGI.exe?ACTION=UNWRAP&RIPNAME=Root.PgeResultDetail&TheSystemkey=9554210

They once gave me an extra loaf of bread for free; which was nice.

I would avoid coming past Chelsea flower show this week.

You might want to request a free cycle route map here - https://tfl.gov.uk/forms/12419.aspx

What would be the best way of supporting the application?

It'd be interesting to see something like this for east dulwich- http://www.theguardian.com/cities/gallery/2014/apr/03/new-york-storefronts-what-a-difference-a-decade-makes

Or go Denmark Hill - Victoria, then District Line changing to Piccadily line at either Barons Court or Hammersmith (the platforms are next to each other so you can avoid stairs).

Thank you!

Hello Does anywhere near east dulwich have manure available that would be suitable for vegetable gatlrdening? Thanks.

Let's hope The Patch is well insulated..

On a good run, you can get to terminal 5 in 1hr 10 mins from east dulwich, via london bridge, paddington and heathrow express (staff get discounted tickets / cheap season tickets). Worth looking at the 'heathrow commuter' website via google.

185 goes to Vauxhall which is 10 min walk from Lambeth bridge.

You can get a ?160 a month staff Express travelcard - http://stafftravelcard.heathrowairport.com/ .

Thanks James, is there any likelihood East Dulwich will get a throu train to e.g. Charing Cross?

Would a roundabout at Goose Green modelled on the Dutch approach be a good idea? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-22350776

Blame Boris for my use of 'normalise' (see his quote in first post). Happy to change the title if you'd like to suggest something - i am interested in how we could make cycling the normal way to get around, as opposed to driving. e.g. the school run involves families cycling to school rather than sitting in a car. Thanks everyone else for your suggestions, i see elsewhere James Barber has announced that cycle superhighway 6 is due to arrive on Lordship Lane in 2015. This should help cycle commuters at least. Jakido

An post article about cycling mums setting out the challenges to overcome: http://ibikelondon.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/let-mothers-ride.html

Boris vision for cycling is: 'I want cycling to be normal, a part of everyday life. I want it to be something you feel comfortable doing in your ordinary clothes, something you hardly think about.' What do you think could and should be done to make this so in East Dulwich, so that children can cycle to school, people cycle to Lordship lane shops, etc? Full vision here - http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/roadusers/gla-mayors-cycle-vision-2013.pdf

I'm hoping the extra door and extra staircase (and the conductor if there is one) will improve the service, since less time will be spent at each stop. I've not yet been on one though, so don't know whether this is the case.

Any suggestions on how we make sure the Boris buses (that we are buying) run on east dulwich routes? My vote would be for the 185 given the impending reduction of Denmark hill-Victoria trains. A short background article : http://www.metro.co.uk/news/912712-london-to-get-600-new-boris-buses-but-taxpayers-will-foot-the-160m-bill