OrangeVanMan

Crosswaite avenue shop off Sunray Avenue has a very good selection of Tomato Plants

do not sell plug plants too small only sell potted Tomato plants

In reply to the question of did my Solicitor explain this the answer is no and neither did the DE solicitor mention a service charge for a service the DE does not provide. All services are provided by Southwark Council and the GLA. The only thing the DE provide is a bill as for the white posts and chains then look along Village Way opposite the Grafton Ballroom this grass has never been cut and is now covered in ivy and weeds. Do not forget the schools apart from those mentioned Jaga, Alleyns Dulwich College, the DE also donate to The Central Foundation School of London the boys school in Cowper Street EC2 and the girls school in Bow St Olives and St Saviours schools Foundation The boys school in orpington Kent girls school Old Ken Road

No I am not several hundred years old The DE did not want to sell Freeholds and make it difficult as possible for anyone who does. What you may be referring to is the 1967 Leasehold reform act. The DE is the only charity of this kind in the country which is no doubt as described a modern day Robin Hood.

I live on a A road and own a freehold property however the Dulwich Estate bill me and many others for a service charge which they do not provide. I have asked the DE on many times what service they have provided when it was provided and by who carried out this work as nobody from the Estate has set foot on my property in ever. The Dulwich Estate in there bill claim it is for the upkeep of Dulwich? I pay council tax GLA tax which goes towards the costs of providing services Education Social Care Highway Maintenance, Social Housing etc. The GlA and Councillors are elected and accountable. Whereas the DE are accountable only to themselves. There is a booklet sent out by the DE which is so out of date it is crazy it has things in it like washing must not be hung out on a Sunday The DE try to control planning applications when the fact is it is Southwark Council who have the say whether or not a planning application can go ahead. If it is a charity then it should be up to the individuals choice what charity they want to donate to not be coerced to do so by threats. This could be a human rights test case.

Dear James This morning I was walking along Grove Vale outside the petrol garage a branch had broken from a tree blocking the footpath. This meant all pedestrians had to walk in the road or through the garage forecourt. I contacted Southwark Council and it was removed promptly within the hour.

Be aware if you walk down Village Way there is no lighting before under or after the bridge.

They are not only taking the bridge down but also chopping down the trees next to the bridge so the crane can get in