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Morrison?s was fine this morning at 11am. Only hand sanitiser shelf empty. These hoarders obviously don?t get up early!

Had same problem. Seems most people?s council account number doesn?t work & have to scan the document. I submitted the document & had not received any verification by the next day but tried again & it all worked & permit purchased.

trinidad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Has anyone got a map of the zone? I am curious to > know how far I am from "free" parking???? https://www.southwark.gov.uk/assets/attach/8523/Peckham-West-Proposed-Layout-Jan-2019.pdf

This is the info for visitors permits. Paper or online available. I?m guessing it will be the same for new COZs. There will also be a few pays that are residents permits/visitors pay be phone but not many of these so wouldn't rely on them for visitors https://www.southwark.gov.uk/parking/parking-permits/on-street-permits/visitor-s-parking-permits

The pair were by the pond yesterday, hopefully more goslings soon. Also spotted the heron in it's usual position at edge of pond.

They've been in Peckham Rye Park for a couple of years, usually spotted by the pond.

It?s a pity the cafe isn?t more elderly friendly. I?d love to take my mum for a stroll round the park followed by a coffee & cake but not at that cafe. Mum may be 90 & need some help but she still values her independence & being able to pay for a coffee & cake is part of that. I?m sorry if it takes her a bit longer & you?re in the queue behind her but hopefully you?ll all reach that age & may appreciate a bit of tolerance & kindness.

The old library on Grove Vale is being worked on.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > singalto Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > You don?t pay the ?25 if you use the brown bags > as > > you now have to pay for them. As far as I > > understand, you then have to arrange for the > brown > > bags to be collected the way bulky waste is > > collected but it is free. More lorries on the > road > > emptying brown bins, food caddies and > collecting > > brown bags sounds like the perfect way to > reduce > > pollution!!! > > > How odd. You would think the people emptying the > brown bins would take any garden bags left out as > well, wouldn't you? > > That seems like a very complicated and expensive > system to run (and, as you say, more lorries). From reading the Southwark website it seems the refuse cabs should have details of all the brown bin subscribers & so will only stop & collect at those properties. This means that brown bag collections must be booked to be added to that weeks route. I?m guessing this is why food waste has to go in the small bin now. As often happens now these will be gathered up by a walking collection in advance of the refuse lorry.

Not free https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/car-news/105118/first-public-ev-charging-lamp-posts-installed-in-london

The only blue arrow is on the bollard at the pedestrian crossing before the lights by Tesco. It?s to stop you going into the left hand lane at the pedestrian crossing which is a bus lane. Could this be what the fine is for?

Charlie Bravo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I got one last year, after much arguing the sign > was there there is blue arrow sign about 100 yards > back the camera in mounted on top of the Kumon > building to the right and the traffic lights have > arrows pointing straight forward it's a fair cop > unfortunately. Well they must be making millions in fines then. I drove over that junction today, & do at least once a week, plenty of cars turning left. No blue signs, no no left turn signs & big white arrow on inside lane pointing ahead & left.

That doesn't make sense. The only banned left turn is travelling south on Peckham Rye, you can't turn left towards Nunhead. And that's a red no left turn sign & road markings.

EDBoy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > apbremer, yes, you will still be able to use the > brown biodegradable bags. None of the stockists > that previously had the brown bags have received > any deliveries from Southwark Council for about > the last month. You can buy 20 for ?15 from > Southwark Council www.southwark.gov.uk. You will > need to book a collection, via the website, each > time you wish to leave a bag or bags out for > collection. There is no mention of an additional > charge for this collection. There is a separate > thread about this already: Brown bin collection - > Council starting to charge? new Goto Page: 1 > ... 6, 7, 8 But at the moment this information is not on Southwark?s website & you cannot order bags.

There used to be a small putting green to the right of the path that leads to the main park entrance from Barry Road .

Too late. I think the libraries are out of bags & no idea if they will be resupplied. Wouldn't surprise me if we have to order them online!! Seems a collection will also have to be booked!

jamesmcash Wrote > > Recommendation 2: Shrinking Area of Peckham West > CPZ > The principles above, if applied to Peckham West, > led me to think that Ondine Road and East Dulwich > Road should be excluded from the CPZ. They are on > the edge fo the proposed area, together they have > a majority against the CPZ, and they are near > enough to Lordship Lane to be used by shoppers. > > I have to say, I have received many fewer people > contact me about this than did regarding the East > Dulwich boundaries, so I suspect that it is not an > issue which concerns people as much. Nonetheless, > I thought it was important to apply the same > principles consistently. > > As always, I am happy to answer any questions. > > Best wishes > James Okay, all very well to apply the principles consistently but what about practicality. Where are car owners of Ondine Road & East Dulwich Road expected to park when their roads are filled with cars from Lordship Lane shoppers?

> I have posted briefly on what > happened later on the 'Peckham West' thread: > /forum/read.php? > 5,2023271 To add to that, the ward Councillors > agreed to recommend that the CPZ should not apply > south of East Dulwich Grove, and be for 2 hours a > day, not all day, and that Ondine Rd and East > Dulwich Rd be removed from the Peckham West area. > No further Dulwich CC meetings. But we have a > residents organised meeting next Saturday 4 May > 2-4pm Amott Rd Baptist Church to cover the whole > of the Peckham West area, which is the streets > between the Peckham town centre CPZ and the main > roads East Dulwich Rd, Grove Vale and the railway > line. Thanks for the update Eileen. Do you know the reason for taking Ondine Road & East Dulwich Road out of Peckham West Area? Does that mean they will in no CPZ surrounded by the proposed Peckham West & East Dulwich CPZs, that really would not work!

Dulwich Community Council Meeting Saturday April 27th 2:30pm Dulwich Library https://www.southwark.gov.uk/_images/pageside/9197/CC%20Dul%2027%20April%202019%20poster.jpg

cella Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > From the Southwark site it seems that the good > waste bags continue to go into the big brown bins > we already have. Thus surely means that the bin > men have to look inside each bin to check which > they don't have to now. Presumably if you don't > subscribe but for whatever reason there is garden > waste in there too none if it gets taken. In the FAQ it clearly says that from 1st June food & garden waste must be separated. Food waste goes in the brown caddy. If you don?t already have one they can be ordered & a kitchen caddy will also be supplied. https://www.southwark.gov.uk/bins-and-recycling/garden-waste-collection-subscriptions?chapter=2

cella Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So which bin for food waste? The brown caddy bins

Bic Basher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you live at the other end of ED, aren't you > more likely to use Forest Hill or Honor Oak Park? > To be fair, even West Dulwich, Herne Hill or Tulse > Hill are also options. Denmark Hill is busier > than East Dulwich and relatively close to Goose > Green as well. Forest Hill & Honor Oak Park are Zone 3 so a saving of over ?300. I think you?ll find East Dulwich is one of the few zone 2 stations that doesn?t have parking restrictions on surrounding streets. I know that was the case a few years ago wen I worked at London Bridge & several coworkers drove to E Dulwich so they could have a cheaper season ticket.

intexasatthe moment Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think Celia Hammond on Lewisham Way take duvets > ,they certainly take bedding and other cloth stuff > . > > You might need to take a friend to run into the > shop with them while you hover outside in your car > .Parking can be tricky . Unfortunately Celia Hammond can?t take duvets as they can?t wash them. They take sheets, duvet covers, pillow cases, tea towels blankets etc.

Depends on the cat. Only get a cat if you really love cats. Never expect a cat to behave in a certain way, it?s a cat, it will do the opposite of what you want.