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It's not their money, they just spend it and have no accountability, then they say a deficit exists and council tax and other charges etc. are duly increased with services provided being reduced. I hope the people of Southwark make their feelings known at the next local elections and throw this shower out of office.

Perhaps someone will add Thank You for Supporting local businesses

.....because we certainly didn't.


They have some front putting those up given the lack of any tangible support for the traders anywhere in Dulwich from the council. In fact they seemed to go out of their way to make things as difficult as possible for them.

Bet your bottom dollar that they are related to to high street recovery fund

https://www.southwark.gov.uk/business/support-for-high-streets?chapter=2


Which if they are, means some bright spark has spent some of the money destined to help high streets improve , on banners !


Hopefully the funding will be used for something good and not more street art / wacky painting schemes.

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