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Looks fine. Obviously it is damaged because it was hit by a lorry. Want to see pictures of brick houses when hit by lorries? They can look pretty bad too. While my 140 year old Victorian house is still standing, it is only doing so thanks to being a mid terrace held by other houses, some of which has been underpinned. Insulation is horrible and I can hear my neighbours sneeze, and smell whenever they smoke weed or whatever. My next house will definitely be a new build.

Thanks for bringing this to my attention. Will write to my Councillor voicing support for the tower.

Sounds like the OP owes ddboy an apology for asking (rather politely I have to add) if the OP has a source about this alleged shooting.

Why shouldn't the OP give out identifying features of the alleged assailant? I am saying this as an ethnic minority.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/dec/07/chris-grayling-accused-of-putting-politics-over-people-in-rail-letter-leak Typical Tory, putting party politics above the interest of commuters.

I think shops here should accept Scottish notes, but there is a misunderstanding on the term legal tender. Scottish notes aren't even legal tender in Scotland. http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/banking/2010/05/true-or-false-scottish-notes-arent-legal-tender

Contact trading standards and the police. It sounds like the same rogue builders that has been scamming people in Crofton Park: http://brockleycentral.blogspot.com/2016/04/crofton-park-homeowner-slipped-roofie.html

Brockley and the surrounding areas has already been 'discovered'. http://www.homesandproperty.co.uk/property-news/buying/london-house-prices-new-report-reveals-lewisham-is-the-capitals-fastestrising-borough-a100996.html There's a great community forum on FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ILoveSE4/ I don't have a child, but a couple of friends of mine sends theirs to Hilly Fields nursery close to the station. Upside of the area are it has good transport links (East London Line, DLR in Lewisham, national rail to London Bridge, Gatwick, Blackfriars from Crofton Park), a fantastic Saturday market, London Beer Dispensary, coffee shops, open green spaces (Telegraph Hill, Hilly Fields). Downside is the lack of a proper high street, but Lewisham and New Cross are a bus ride away, and Canary Wharf is a couple of stops away on the tube. Brockley does have better Victorian housing stock than ED. Even the modest 3 bedroom terraces outside the conservation tend to be larger than those found in ED, with slightly longer gardens. As for extensions, you can try out Gruff Ltd, a local based architect firm http://www.grufflimited.com

I've got one for snorkeling trips. Older model (Hero 3+), which has a depth rating of 40m. There are three buttons on a GoPro, which makes it baffling to learn how to use initially but you will get used to it via muscle memory like I did. GoPro has no built in memories, but I use two 64GB micro SD card which records about 4hr in 1440p mode on each cards (roughly 2hr in 4K mode on the newer Hero4 Black). Make sure you get a UHS-I card (eg Sandisk Extreme, Samsung Pro) as GoPro records in high bitrate. Some of the newer models has build in LCD, which is useful for framing (though probably useless when snorkeling). You can also get a live feed when used with the iPhone/Android app. If you do get a GoPro, get multiple third party batteries (DSTE on Amazon are far cheaper than GoPro batteries, and just as good) and anti-fog inserts (essential for snorkeling/diving).

TW used to turn a blind eye until more people started coming and creating a huge mess, blasting loud music and partying through the night disturbing local residents, and even creating bonfires. I miss my time going up the reservoir, but can understand why TW was forced to do what they did.

Pretty sure there are people who lives around OKR who pays their taxes as well.

Fazer is like this heavy smoker I know who complains about the presence of secondhand smoke.

Camberwell is served by the well connected Denmark Hill and is a short walk from other stations. OKR has nothing. And there are tens of thousands of existing residents there as well. In an ideal world, there would be two new lines/extensions coming down both ways. But I can see why OKR would get the nod.

Typical capitalist, let others suffer from the problem as long as they don't. Tbh, I find Fazer's lack of understanding of supply and demand concept of market economy to be incredibly funny.

This is clearly none of the OP, and other people's business, so why would you post what is supposed to be a confidential info on a public forum, Mr Cllr?

Not in my back yard.

Well, I am going to voice my support of this, in its current proposed location and height.

Upselling tactics has been going on for thousands of years since the invention of commerce. If you guys can get so angry over a marketing board, I wonder how you can survive a day in London with all the advertising boards on every corner. I am no fans of developers but I am happy to see construction workers having a job.

Gosh, I better make sure I never walk behind anyone in East Dulwich for fear of being accused as an immigrant rapist mugger. :rolleyes:

"I don't think it's a lot to ask... I'd like them fly where they were they were flying 50 year prior to dec 2012. IE 1-2-3-4 etc miles further north." Ah, the typical NIMBY response.

Growlybear I don't listen to music. But the music being rubbish isn't the biggest problem. It certainly isn't as big a deal as the fact that it was played loudly at 1.30 AM - a fact you seem happy to exclude. As for the half eaten apple, well, I tend to eat them all, or throw them into my bin (or compost bin) - it's something I do with waste. Not into someone else's back garden, along with their spent cigarettes. Seeing as you don't seem to mind food being thrown into people's back garden, I would gladly come over to your place the next time I need to empty my food bin. PM me your address and I will sort out the rest.

Last night our student neighbours had a party with 30 or so. Wasn't too bad at first and we initially decided to tolerate them (freshers week after all). Eventually their party spilled into the garden and front of the house, the rubbish music was turned up. At 1.30am our patience finally ran out, and we went next door and politely told them to pipe down. Apologies were muttered (by the few who were still sober) but it was an hour later before things finally calmed down (in fact, it got nosier before it got quieter). This morning I found used cigarettes and a half eaten apple in our garden which I promptly threw back. The previous sets of student neighbours were much quieter but this lot seems a tad unruly. We will likely tolerate their behaviors for the time being, at least until term starts, but in the mean time we've started a log. I can't wait until they find out that my other half is a course director at their university.

A new set of students have just moved in next door and they have been playing their rubbish music a tad too loud, but they do pipe down after 11pm. I suspect things will calm down once term starts and they need do some actual studying.

What has another thread got to do with this? Different matter totally. If a bus driver refuses to let me in because of how I look, dress or what I am carrying (that isn't illegal), than I would count that as being thrown off. No excuses to how that particular driver behaved.

Abellio are the worst. Throws people off all the time unexpectedly after revising the destination, and more than once, refused to give onward tickets - meaning we had to pay twice to get to our destination.