healey

I like it.

Curmudgeon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Do you? I think it's an odd place for a primary > school...but needs must I suppose > > Are they knocking the whole building down and > starting again? No odder than Goose Green site. I don't imagine that the current building would be at all suitable for a primary school.

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Misophonia?

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This looks good... New Peckham Market. Could it > sound the death knell for North x road? > http://www.peckhammarket.com/ Why? I would have thought NX road relies largely on locals.

The Urbanite Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Peckham Rye already has rail links going in every > direction, north, east, south amd west. Nothing directly north that crosses the Thames though. That's the main problem. I can see the merits of the OKR proposal, but the Camberwell/Walworth route also needs better links. One option would be to reopen Camberwell and Walworth overground stations. Clearly such a move would have both political (NR and TfL) and technical problems to overcome.

If humps save lives I couldn't give two hoots about damage to the road, my own car or anyone else's.

Yes I think you have it right.

If they were feeling evil they could have pointed them up the path between College Rd and the Dulwich Wood House.

Nice design, but not sure why one would run out to Coldharbour when one can head up to Sydenham Hill/Dulwich woods or Honor Oak Park.

I've always thought that the car wash should be considered far more of a problem than deliveries in that area. A terrible spot for it.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They are emphasising FREE Parking. > > > Free Parking & Gymboree entrance ? our entrance > is on ?The Gardens? next to ?The Gardens Dental > Practice.? > There is free parking in the surrounding > residential streets. > > In an area where Parking is already congested. > > Shows they have very little concern for local > residents. > > DulwichFox Yeah, let's have no local businesses or ameneties, then EVERYONE will be able to park.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > whooosh Gah, I really should know better. It gets hard to tell after a while.....

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Chinos and tan slip-ons? Who in their right mind would want to dress like an American tourist? There's a difference between dressing your age and dressing badly. I'm not quite ready for elasticated pants just yet, thanks. People live until their 80s these days. The idea that chinos are the pants of choice for the last 50 of those years is hideous!

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Millhaven Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hipsters are scum. Just young people. Nothing to be afraid of.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hear, hear Jah. The famous London pub full of > characters is long gone. Just a bunch of muscled > rugger Home Counties blow-in's and hipster > students these days seem to cram these once great > community institutions. So basically anyone who isn't yet dead. Times change.

nxjen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Boris Johnson has launched a public consultation > for a London Infrastructure Plan that includes > proposals for an extension to the Bakerloo line > ... for the year 2040. > > http://www.london-se1.co.uk/news/view/7757 Nice that it is being proposed but 2040 is simply ridiculous.

> A precedent has now been set so expect all sorts > of ridiculous applications to be made and accepted > by the council. How is it ridiculous when there has been a large grocery retail space on that site for decades? > Ladies and gentlemen of ED, welcome to your new M&S Simply Food store. I'll be using it. On foot.

KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The car wash, really, is not so much of a problem > and has never been - of course newer residents to > the road will disagree. The site is certainly > better used now than it was after the small garage > closed where needles, rats etc were regular > features! > The car wash is constant and at suitable business > hours. Lorry deliveries made and proposed to the > site in question is an unnecessary disturbance. > Healey, do you grumble each week when the > rubbish/recycling collections are made at the > noise? This, you know to expect on a certain day > and usually guess roughly what time it will > happen. Imagine this kind of thing randomly at > all hours of the day. Still think it's fair? The site in question has been used by large food retailers for decades without the sky falling in.

More tiresome stereotypes. Just younger people with families moving in. Suburbs go through these cycles.

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi rahrahrah, > The site owners want to lease a shop twice the > size do the current one. I'm also told that M&S > are an interested party in some way. If I lived on this street the car wash would cause me more concern than occasional deliveries. Really not the best place for such a facility

No great loss if true. A dump. Inside72, on the other hand, was great.