RachaelP

Hello! Has anyone else been bothered by the man with the loudest whistle in the world? He was walking up and down Rye Lane last night at around 10.30, then I (I'm on Peckham Rye, at the top of Rye Lane) could hear him intermittently for a while, then again at 3am when he also seem to have a drum and be shouting. It really is an extraordinary whistle, and combined with shouting and drumming is a bit of a nuisance. Any suggestions what to do? He seemed to be on the Rye for ages last night.

Isn't all this missing the point, which, as far as I can understand it, was that the row of hairdressers on Blenheim Grove are blighting the area around the station? I support the idea that local, well-established businesses should have precedence, but the amount of litter they generate (hair, packaging, food packaging, drinks bottles) is astonishing, and we all pay for it to be cleaned up. I'm also sick of walking past towels drying on bollards and, yesterday, a massage table in the middle of the crossing refuge. Regardless of who owns the businesses, they have a responsibility to operate in a manner that does not cause detriment to the local area, or they should be levied for additional clean up costs.

Hi all Does anyone know of any craft groups that run locally? Where people can get together to do their own crafting? If not, would anyone be interested in starting one? Thanks! Rachael