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		Thread: Pedestrian crossing by Forest Hill Station (Perry Vale side) Post: RE: Pedestrian crossing by Forest Hill Station (Pe... It would be pretty interesting to find out how fast people actually drive along the stretch of road... it is definitely NOT 30mph.	sillytilly	SE23 Topics	57	64,140	01-11-2011, 01:43 PM
		Thread: Big accident on Kemble Road Tues 1st Nov Post: RE: Big accident on Kemble Road this morning AMFM I cycle regularly around the area as well, I agree people drive way to quickly... I have nearly been knocked off my bike a number of times by people not looking and pulling out.	sillytilly	SE23 Topics	18	20,292	01-11-2011, 01:41 PM
		Thread: Pedestrian crossing by Forest Hill Station (Perry Vale side) Post: RE: Pedestrian crossing by Forest Hill Station (Pe... People generally drive WAY too fast around that bend and park/stop in really stupid places so cars have to swerve around each other. I often think it would be great to have a zebra crossing but having...	sillytilly	SE23 Topics	57	64,140	26-10-2011, 03:06 PM
		Thread: Dog Fouling on Trilby Road Post: RE: Dog Fouling on Trilby Road. I SO wish they wouldn't - also means mice and rats decide it's a good idea to hang about as well which is even more annoying!	sillytilly	SE23 Topics	13	15,495	19-10-2011, 10:25 AM
		Thread: Dog Fouling on Trilby Road Post: RE: Dog Fouling on Trilby Road. Hello, I also live on Trilby. Are you sure it isn't the foxes? We have had poo near our doorstep and front garden as well. At the moment we do seem to have about 6 foxes living along the back alley be...	sillytilly	SE23 Topics	13	15,495	17-10-2011, 11:37 AM
		Thread: Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Post: RE: Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) I totally understand that and do feel awful for your poor friend, you are doing the right thing by researching. It is very difficult to make that decision, I would speak to your doctor though if you a...	sillytilly	Wider Topics	36	33,116	29-07-2011, 10:09 AM
		Thread: Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Post: RE: Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) orange - I would suggest NOT googling everything as well, if you start doing that you will start thinking all sorts of awful things, if you are worried ask your doctor/consultant not google.	sillytilly	Wider Topics	36	33,116	28-07-2011, 05:42 PM
		Thread: Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Post: RE: Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) I had a CT scan (obviously slightly different to an MRI - MRI's are not as bad for you apparently) recently at Lewisham Hospital and I have to say it wasn't the best experience. The actual CT scan its...	sillytilly	Wider Topics	36	33,116	28-07-2011, 05:39 PM
		Thread: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Post: RE: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Vixy - they probably realised that it was actually a problem if more than one person was hassling them. Thanks for contacting them as well!	sillytilly	SE23 Topics	82	79,666	31-05-2011, 02:08 PM
		Thread: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Post: RE: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Hooray! After lots of emails to various different people it seems they have FINALLY listened and cut back the tree that was overhanging one of the street lights (making it useless) in the alleyway... ...	sillytilly	SE23 Topics	82	79,666	27-05-2011, 08:43 AM
		Thread: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Post: RE: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area SJE1 - was this recently that you were nearly mugged?	sillytilly	SE23 Topics	82	79,666	03-05-2011, 12:06 PM
		Thread: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Post: RE: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Please can I strongly advise all residents to contact the safer neighbourhood team (see web address below with details) if they notice anything suspicious or in an emergency dial 999. As many people o...	sillytilly	SE23 Topics	82	79,666	15-04-2011, 11:55 AM
		Thread: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Post: RE: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Who would we need to contact?	sillytilly	SE23 Topics	82	79,666	14-04-2011, 02:31 PM
		Thread: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Post: RE: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Herbert - that's awful Your poor wife! Did she speak to the police about it? I think more people need to contact the Perry Vale PCSO's to report anything that goes on (no matter how small). I conta...	sillytilly	SE23 Topics	82	79,666	14-04-2011, 02:08 PM
		Thread: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Post: RE: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area You're right Sassy :thumbsup:	sillytilly	SE23 Topics	82	79,666	14-04-2011, 10:03 AM
		Thread: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Post: RE: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Mickey - I have noticed this as well, I don't think it's a new thing. There was another thread about this before I think. There was a rumour about some people watching the Santander cash machine from ...	sillytilly	SE23 Topics	82	79,666	14-04-2011, 09:47 AM
		Thread: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Post: RE: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Hi Sassy! I thought the same. I was talking to a neighbour last night and apparently there have been a few 'things' going on - including a man lurking in someones garden about two weeks ago. Luckily o...	sillytilly	SE23 Topics	82	79,666	13-04-2011, 05:02 PM
		Thread: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Post: RE: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area I meant - 'the sad' thing is not 'said' - sorry!	sillytilly	SE23 Topics	82	79,666	12-04-2011, 01:43 PM
		Thread: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Post: RE: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area bensonby - I think if you read my original post I mentioned anti-social behaviour in reference to other incidents in the area which the met police mentioned in a letter to all residents within the are...	sillytilly	SE23 Topics	82	79,666	12-04-2011, 01:42 PM
		Thread: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Post: RE: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area I think we are diverting from my original point which wasn't really about the issue of the drinking of alcohol. See below from the BBC website (who know's if it's actually right) http://news.bb...	sillytilly	SE23 Topics	82	79,666	12-04-2011, 11:41 AM
		Thread: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Post: RE: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area I think they are referring to them as being under 18 drinking alcohol.	sillytilly	SE23 Topics	82	79,666	12-04-2011, 11:10 AM
		Thread: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Post: RE: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Thanks for all your responses! Unfortunately we rent so we'll have to speak to our landlord. Nobody on the wall last night, yay! As for the alley way - totally ridiculous to 'seal it off' just beca...	sillytilly	SE23 Topics	82	79,666	12-04-2011, 10:57 AM
		Thread: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Post: RE: Anti-social behaviour I'm pretty sure they weren't over 18 - more likely to be school kids because of the looming Easter holidays!	sillytilly	SE23 Topics	82	79,666	11-04-2011, 04:19 PM
		Thread: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Post: RE: Anti-social behaviour I have emailed them this morning with details - it just feels so stupid saying there are some kids sat on my wall drinking! :confused:	sillytilly	SE23 Topics	82	79,666	11-04-2011, 02:54 PM
		Thread: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area Post: Anti-social behaviour in Trilby Road area I've been living in the Trilby Road/Vestris Road area for nearly a year now and my husband and I absolutely love it! Having moved from the rowdiness of Clapham we love that we actually know our neighb...	sillytilly	SE23 Topics	82	79,666	11-04-2011, 01:51 PM