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Chocoholic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I live opposite Peckham Rye Park Colyton Road. The > road is a mess full of mud from the football > players after they have played their matches. They > wipe their football boots all over the kerbs and > even on mine and neighbours walls to get the mud > off their boots. Can they put something inside the > park gates where they can scrape the mud off > before getting into their cars. OR change their > boots and take them home with them. The road looks > an absolute mess after they have left.Ihave > complained to the Council several times - but > nothing seems to be done. I appreciate that this > is not litter but it isa cleaning issue. Its mud! Not litter,but mud! Am glad the council has not turned out to sweep up mud, they may be some time on the Rye! Amazed the libdems have so much time to create litter with letters about litter when we have no hospital or police stn.

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Voyageur Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo > oooooooooser........ Voyageur Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If someone doesn't agree with you call their > opinion moronic - now that's class...

Yeah, why get annoyed by dog sh*t, CPZs, smelly food, mobiles on public transport, graffiti etc ad infinitum!

Thanks for letting us know. Hope you're ok.

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James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi Uncleben, > What rubbish. Lib Dems want to see medical > services provided at Dulwich Hospital. We'd like > more that serve local residents. But it would be > wholly inappropriate for all 27,000m2 to be > rebuilt as an acute hospital - it would be sub > scale and therefore the medics wouldnt get enough > practice to give the safest possible care. > > The actual buildings. The architects we've spoken > to believe most of the buildings are of poor buiud > quality. > > Health professionals have said they need around > 5,000m2 for the extended community medical care > likely to be provided. > That leaves 22,000m2 for other community uses - > such a new primary schools, such as temporarily > housing for 5-7 years a local Police base. > JB-thanks! Am glad to see you have been talking to everyone except local voters, and that the stats and terms you use are just to hide the real issue-that the hosp was left to run down, that the whole site can be used for needed medical services such as what was there before together with more badly needed intermediate care beds esp for the elderley, and services that have been axed at the Maudsley. There are other services as you well know. There is and never was 'spare' land that is prepostrous, it is land to be sold to developers and the lib dems are behind it for political not local reasons. If you had spent a tenth of your time you did canvassing views/trying to persuade people to back an 'aspirational' supermarket on the hosp and the police station then we may have still had worthwhile both.

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I do not wish to know about your sloppy vagina Rosie H *shudders*. You have proved my point though so thank you - you apply make up on public transport because of your sloppy attitude and would rather lay in bed than preparing for work/the day which is sloppy and lazy and reflects on you as it does others with the same mentality. The mentality in fact that is not liked by many posters on this thread.

With all due respect P68, just because the police are generally rubbish it does not mean there should be no station here or the faceless plod not knowing about the local area or populace will continue. If the recent riots did not alert all to the dangers of lack of police in neighbourhoods then maybe it is all too late. People are being robbed & raped & burgled etc in the vicinity yet lets spend millions on policing football matches, brewery detritus in town centres, and G20 and arms conferences while the man in the street waits to become another victim.