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Not sure how you made it ?90 Vlado? If there's one van needing a permit it would cost ?20 for 10 5 hour permits if your restriction is less than 5 hours i.e. those 10 visitors permits would cover 2 weeks i.e. Monday to Friday. You would have to create an account as the resident. Correct me if I'm wrong though!

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rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > James Barber Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > My beef is no consideration of streets south of > > the railway line has been made and how it will > > move the problem. But I also get where does > this > > end. > > Virtually overnight Copleston Road and environs > have become a carpark for commercial vehicles - > saw some workmen the other day offload their > supplies at a house they were working on north of > the railway then nip round the corner to park on > Copleston. Many, many vans being left parked up > at night. As the genie can't go back in the > bottle, we're going to need a CPZ here too as soon > as possible I think. You have always been opposed to CPZ areas though haven't you rendel?

To live as near to a railway station as you do gavin, it must be hell to park at any time of the day if you do not have parking restrictions. I would have thought that area would be part of the CPZ that came into effect in April 2016 near to the Denmark Hill Estate with Denmark Hill and North Dulwich train/bus commutes but obviously not.

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I've always found the Royal Mail service to be very efficient. If you're not at home to receive something in the post then surely you can be prepared to wait a while to collect it. My local Royal Mail post office had a big queue yesterday which was really unusual but I know whatever I send will get there.

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The fines for dropping cigarettes have been around for at least a couple of years now.