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Premier Inn or Travel Lodge. Social Housing with genuine affordable rents. -
Not sure why air quality came into discussion on this thread. There are a few houses on the opposite side of the road closish to the South Circ (they all have longish front gardens). The low level blocks of flats are set a fair way from the roads (LL and Dulwich Common). A few other houses are on the opposite side of the road going towards Forest Hill. It's not a densely populated area. As said, pollutant emissions from motor vehicles have reduced due to tougher standards, for nitrogen oxides particularly since the VW cheating scandal with test procedures now far closer to the real world and can no longer be got round. The Mayor should also be congratulated for extending the ULEZ. People tend to think about the outer boroughs, but previously the boundary was within the North and South Circs so any old vehicle could use these roads. Anyway, just pointing out. Not that material to the Grove Tavern thread. You could have similar concerns about air pollution for any place on the south Circ including parks, and other recreational facilities which can be found along Dulwich common. -
But there are loads of flats next to it, and loads of houses opposite it? What would you call " not many people"? -
By teddyboy23 · Posted
Not 100% sure but I think charity shops do t pay corporation taxes .do t get charged vat on the goods they sell.also get between 60/70% rates reduction not sure about rents.
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