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snowy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Passiflora Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > And therefore have number plates? > > You?re a real amateur at this. Why would I be a amateur? Number plates are legal on cars etc so why not on bikes?

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > nxjen Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > The original post is a valid question and of > > course it?s those who regard cycling, and the > > freedom of the cyclist, as a religion who > belittle > > and demean the question with snideness and > > accusations of trolling. S/he may have provoked > a > > response but this is not trolling. > > If taken in isolation, no. If taken in the > context of her continued and repeated attempts on > the General ED thread to promote car use and > belittle cycling (including several times > immediately prior to establishing this thread) > it's simply trying to be childishly provocative, > or trolling. If I put up a thread saying "Should > all private cars be banned from Southwark?" - not > even making a case or stating a position on it - > you and others would rightly accuse me of > trolling. > > As for the question, it's been done to death in a > million other public fora, newspaper and TV > debates, etc etc. It's not as though she's > suddenly come up with some revelatory new concept. > Trolling, pure, simple and obvious. > > Trolling (v): the deliberate act of making random > unsolicited and/or controversial comments on > internet forums with the intent to provoke an > emotional knee jerk reaction from unsuspecting > readers to engage in a fight or argument > > You couldn't find a more obvious example. Oh dear, I'm now a troll, whatever that is on here?

MarkT Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tree felling by roundabout Red Post Hill. The tree felling only started today.

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And therefore have number plates?

But not everyone can walk that distance or cycle even BELs so of course you would adopt a selfish attitude, just like Rendel, who hates everybody that drives a car!

It's always been a fast flowing area to cars with or without the CPZ!

Jennys Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > mikeb Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Interesting that Townley Road is not in the > zone. > > It is probably the local road most parked upon > by > > non-residents, particularly schoolkids in their > > Fiat 500s. > > > I thought from looking at the map that Townley > Road is included. Can anyone confirm one way or > the other. We live in Beauval Road and I am > assuming we will get the cars from the Health > Centre, dentist, and the staff and students from > Alleyn?s school. I'm surprised the roads leading off from Townley like Beauval are not already being parked on every morning. Village Way was brought into the CPZ parking zone P a few weeks ago. Zone P covers North Dulwich areas like Red Post Hill, Sunray Avenue, and all the roads surrounding the area, except Dulwich Village which is still a free for all parking area. I think when the new health centre and the Charter East are up and running then a CPZ will be introduced.

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My mistake as thought this was to close roads outside schools for these Play Streets, which I don't agree with.

I really don't get what play streets are for? Surely that's what the school playgrounds are for and in the actual school hours i.e. children playing together and having fun during the school day?

Oh, so they've moved to Gipsy Hill (couple of miles away as I went to school in the area) but are now walking around in East Dulwich? Seems like a little too late.

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Yes, sorry but you will get everybody that doesn't live in the area parking in your street. Not at the weekend but between around 7-9am on weekdays. If the zone does come into effect that is what will happen.

Where are the local Police?

Really sorry to hear about these burglaries. There's so many more going on in the local area i.e. East Dulwich, North Dulwich, Herne Hill area that need to be highlighted somehow.

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