ScabbyBadger

Assurances from the club's owners, as stated above.

As stated above, all future events have been cancelled and the situation has been dealt with.

Dulwich Fans are marching from Champion Hill to Carnegie library after the game in support of the occupiers. Please feel free to join http://www.brixtonbuzz.com/2016/04/occupation-of-lambeths-carnegie-library-continues-into-second-day/

My point too. They are approachable enough

Squirrel74 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No one deserves to be kept awake late at night. > Pubs get away with it despite having a > responsibility to be considerate to those who live > around them. Some people don't have a choice where > they live or can't afford to move, does this mean > that just have put up with having their lives > disturbed by others being inconsiderate? Pubs do not get away with it because people move next to pubs/live by pubs and complain about the fact they are pubs and pubs make noise and then they get shut down. For the record a) I was in the Cherry Tree on Saturday night and the beer garden was not open until midnight and b) call them ffs.

Some sad and tragic individual has put a complaint in about the new bar. How low someone can sink constantly amazes me. This has had the following effects: Loss of income for the club Temporary bar staff hired who the club now cannot employ. Extra stock bought The continued dangerous overcrowding in the main bar The fact that people who are less abled having to tackle the stairs or not bother to have a drink I would imagine the person who complained is reading this. They should hang their head in shame Details in the link below http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/dulwichhamlet/news/outside-bar-sales-postponed-1559540.html

Three fluffer posts in the space of an hour *strokes chin*

Can I just remind Councillor Barber that a) there were no drums there b) our hoardings are canvas and I am sure banging canvas cannot be heard half a mile away. I would track down the true source of the noise instead of making trouble for the club where there is none. Anyone with any genuine complaints should contact the club or Southwark's noise hotline. In the meantime I would suggest the good councillor tackles problems that need tackling in the area, and not problems that have been made up. If he has had complaints I would suggest he: a) Details times, dates, how many etc and contacts the club with this information (and post it here) b) explains why he has failed to act on them and has not contacted the club with them. I don't think the club can be any more accommodating to the local community than that.

Seriously Mr Barber, which bit of 'there were no drums at the match' are you failing to understand?

Alex K Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bluerevolution writes: "As for residential, the > local housing were built AFTER the stadium so any > complaints aren't viable." > > I live on Abbotswood Road -- in one of those units > of local housing -- and I try to be a good > neighbour with respect to activities at the > stadium and grounds. "It'll all be over in a few > hours" has got me through many sulky moments. > > When one of the football club's officials > expresses as his or her opinion, however, "We were > here first so naff off", that strikes me as > un-neighbourly. > > "We have our ways, ways that we cherish -- we > recognise that they reflect in some respects the > environment in which they were formed -- we > recognise that that environment has changed -- > we'll look into how our ways adversely affect you, > our neighbours, and, when practicable, we'll try > to change those ways to be better neighbours" > would impress me more favourably than a version of > "Nobody likes us, we don't care". > > Expand the stadium and activities there? Not for > a group who don't care that nobody likes them. A couple of questions here. On a scale of one to ten, how much does 700-1500 people having a good time for a couple of hours once a week make you sulk? Question two: Why on earth did you move near to a football ground if your intolerance of a bit of noise for a couple of hours a week makes it so unbearable you have 'sulky moments'?