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  Thread: HOP Recreation Ground to Become a Cemetery?
Post: RE: Save HOP Recreation Ground!

[quote]So in the short=medium term what options do councils like Southwark have to bury their dead, say in the next decade.?[/quote] Take the simple approach. Forbid burial. We're not allowed to do...
jollyrog SE23 Topics 196 181,693 21-02-2011, 10:18 PM
  Thread: Granny spinners
Post: RE: Granny spinners

Naughty, naughty... http://goo.gl/maps/Iyx4 Indeed. If you do a 360° from that image of the cyclist, I count at least 5 cars in the foreground who have parked on the rough ground and (almost certa...
jollyrog Wider Topics 113 86,132 07-06-2011, 08:48 PM
  Thread: Granny spinners
Post: RE: Granny spinners

Naughty, naughty... http://goo.gl/maps/A3RK In the follow on image to that, you can see that he's turned his bike to join Dartmouth Road proper from the slip road. Looks to me like he's actually c...
jollyrog Wider Topics 113 86,132 07-06-2011, 08:54 PM
  Thread: Riots in London
Post: RE: Riots in London

There must be a sound business case for shooting rioters and looters. Future benefits handouts and prison/legal costs can be saved.
jollyrog Wider Topics 110 97,189 08-08-2011, 01:46 PM
  Thread: Honor Oak Park Station Upgrade
Post: RE: Honor Oak Park Station Upgrade

They're not going to work with plant in close proximity to the track while trains are running and current is on. This will be night time work. You can see the progress, there are many one ton bags ...
jollyrog SE23 Topics 89 107,344 20-08-2011, 09:06 AM
  Thread: Sainsburys Forest Hill School Children Ban
Post: RE: Sainsburys Forest Hill School Children Ban

Sainsbury's wouldn't turn away the business without good reason. Many inner London schools are nothing more than zoos. Once the animals are out of the cage, the keepers lose control and aren't real...
jollyrog SE23 Topics 75 62,697 11-12-2015, 10:23 AM
  Thread: Sainsburys Forest Hill School Children Ban
Post: RE: Sainsburys Forest Hill School Children Ban

[quote]I think Sainsbury's should invest more in security and proactively work with schools to bring those found to be shoplifting to account. High definition CCTV cameras that give full coverage to a...
jollyrog SE23 Topics 75 62,697 11-12-2015, 01:27 PM
  Thread: Sainsburys Forest Hill School Children Ban
Post: RE: Sainsburys Forest Hill School Children Ban

But it's probably not just about shoplifting. As has been said, even if Sainsburys catch them red handed, it's just a time consuming exercise for their staff to process the event, which will ultimatel...
jollyrog SE23 Topics 75 62,697 11-12-2015, 01:51 PM
  Thread: Lifts at Honor Oak Park station
Post: RE: Lifts at HOP Station

> Still, it'll be worth it in the end, won't it? Indeed. More oversized buggies on the trains, each taking up the space that 4 standing commuters could take, in the most awkward part of the door ve...
jollyrog SE23 Topics 53 48,419 24-10-2014, 09:13 PM
  Thread: Politically Motivated Teachers
Post: RE: Politically Motivated Teachers

A few extra hours a day for 13 weeks guaranteed holiday at all the best times of the year, plus all those INSET days (whatever they are), every weekend off and a customer facing day of 0900-1530 seems...
jollyrog Wider Topics 40 38,042 01-07-2011, 02:01 PM
  Thread: Politically Motivated Teachers
Post: RE: Politically Motivated Teachers

[quote]Inset days (used to be called Baker days) are official training days. I expect to[/quote] be training during my working hours. I do not see why teachers should be expected to be trained during ...
jollyrog Wider Topics 40 38,042 03-07-2011, 09:57 PM
  Thread: Politically Motivated Teachers
Post: RE: Politically Motivated Teachers

No information taken from the Daily Mail. Actually, I've taken this information from the NUT web site. Teachers seem to be contracted for 1,265 hours per year. Of that (if I'm reading this right) t...
jollyrog Wider Topics 40 38,042 01-07-2011, 09:03 PM
  Thread: Stanstead Road / Brockley Rise junction lights.
Post: RE: Stansted Road / Brockley Rise junction lights.

The lights now seem to have pedestrian push buttons.
jollyrog SE23 Topics 39 40,750 25-05-2014, 08:34 AM
  Thread: Stanstead Road / Brockley Rise junction lights.
Post: RE: Stansted Road / Brockley Rise junction lights.

I wrote/spoke to TfL several times about those lights. There wasn't a phase that allowed pedestrians to cross Brockley Rise in one go, which I thought was dangerous, especially considering the proximi...
jollyrog SE23 Topics 39 40,750 26-05-2014, 07:21 AM
  Thread: Recent increase in aircraft noise
Post: RE: Recent increase in aircraft noise

It's not really the Heathrow traffic that passes overhead here, it's mostly London City landing traffic, when they're on runway 09 (East).
jollyrog Wider Topics 32 25,313 11-07-2015, 12:16 PM
  Thread: Recent increase in aircraft noise
Post: RE: Recent increase in aircraft noise

London City is closed from noon Saturday to noon Sunday. There are flights on Sunday afternoons.
jollyrog Wider Topics 32 25,313 14-07-2015, 10:00 AM
  Thread: Planning Application: 35 Sunderland Road
Post: RE: Planning Application: 35 Sunderland Road

The Transport statement in the planning pack says that the majority of users will be attending on foot and only a few will use cars.
jollyrog SE23 Topics 31 41,821 12-04-2010, 08:03 PM
  Thread: Secondary schools
Post: RE: Secondary schools

Have you tried Cator Park?
jollyrog Wider Topics 28 32,975 05-08-2011, 08:15 AM
  Thread: Secondary schools
Post: RE: Secondary schools

Of course they have vacancies. It's a zoo. At open evening, they seemed proud that they had a police presence in the mornings. Also, on the BBC news website this year, it was listed as the 84th worst ...
jollyrog Wider Topics 28 32,975 04-08-2011, 11:33 PM
  Thread: Secondary schools
Post: RE: Secondary schools

All grotty schools. The only places with space are the ones that nobody wants, for good reason.
jollyrog Wider Topics 28 32,975 05-08-2011, 07:02 AM
  Thread: Secondary schools
Post: RE: Secondary schools

One very good, one dire. One trading on the good name of the other.
jollyrog Wider Topics 28 32,975 05-08-2011, 03:31 PM
  Thread: Secondary schools
Post: RE: Secondary schools

[quote]Whether or not these allegations prove to be true, it is undoubtedly the case that there is more to a school than its place on a league table. [/quote] I agree, which is why I directed the O...
jollyrog Wider Topics 28 32,975 05-08-2011, 06:30 PM
  Thread: Secondary schools
Post: RE: Secondary schools

Ladywell Fields is unlikely to improve, unless it changes its intake. Hilly Fields' distance criteria is actually working in their favour, I think they're down to 800m (ish) for 1A girls. Nice well to...
jollyrog Wider Topics 28 32,975 05-08-2011, 06:10 PM
  Thread: Jumping the ticket barriers
Post: RE: Jumping the ticket barriers at HOP station

The fare dodger has jumped the gate and is now on the public (street) side of the barrier. No longer in the compulsory ticket area. What do you propose that the Station Assistant, who from your des...
jollyrog Wider Topics 27 35,977 06-11-2011, 06:28 PM
  Thread: Voting - Thursday 22nd May
Post: RE: Voting - Thursday 22nd May

The delay in posting Lewisham's results is a bit third world. Tower Hamlets is corrupt. They are probably counting each vote five times, just to be sure. Explains their delay.
jollyrog Wider Topics 25 22,209 23-05-2014, 08:50 PM
  Thread: Voting - Thursday 22nd May
Post: RE: Voting - Thursday 22nd May

The one party state. We're paying for 51 Councillors that we don't need.
jollyrog Wider Topics 25 22,209 24-05-2014, 09:37 AM
  Thread: People's Day
Post: RE: People's Day

It should be fine. The Council have set the rules: [url=http://www.lewisham.gov.uk/NR/rdonlyres/BD00CF63-AA48-4DE6-86C1-7805A4745FD7/0/ConditionsofEntryPeoplesDay2011.pdf]People's Day Rules[/url] ...
jollyrog Wider Topics 23 21,500 05-07-2011, 05:52 PM
  Thread: People's Day
Post: RE: People's Day

I saw them a few years ago (with my own eyes) having a running battle with police in riot gear on Brownhill Road. I also worked the event for two years with a local group I was involved with. It's ...
jollyrog Wider Topics 23 21,500 05-07-2011, 07:25 PM
  Thread: Incident in Honor Oak?
Post: RE: Incident in Honor Oak?

The Honor Oak end is closer to Peckham.
jollyrog SE23 Topics 23 23,570 23-10-2011, 11:54 AM
  Thread: Flight Path
Post: RE: Flight Path

The low ones annoying you are probably London City Airport inbounds, they overfly SE6/SE23 at 2,000 feet. We do have others joining the Heathrow approaches from the Biggin Hill stack, but they tend...
jollyrog Wider Topics 19 16,411 16-05-2014, 06:02 PM
  Thread: Flight Path
Post: RE: Flight Path

2,700+ metres of unused runway now available at Manston, ILSs both ends, East-West runway with published (currently suspended) over-sea instrument approaches and departures and plenty of land availabl...
jollyrog Wider Topics 19 16,411 21-05-2014, 07:14 PM
  Thread: Watch the sky
Post: RE: Watch the sky

It's on again tomorrow night, in case you want to watch a second time.
jollyrog Wider Topics 17 14,252 18-04-2012, 10:13 PM
  Thread: Watch the sky
Post: RE: Watch the sky

[quote]The analogue signal is being switched off and replaced with a higher power digital one[/quote] The improved digital signal will still be much lower power than the old analogue. The old anal...
jollyrog Wider Topics 17 14,252 18-04-2012, 08:25 PM
  Thread: Planning: Prestige Autos Codrington Hill
Post: RE: Planning Application: Prestige Autos Codringto...

There's no planning application such as the one you describe available to view on Lewisham's web site at the moment. What makes you think that you'll be compelled to give them access to/via your ga...
jollyrog SE23 Topics 16 16,002 26-11-2009, 10:33 AM
  Thread: Planning: Prestige Autos Codrington Hill
Post: RE: Planning Application: Prestige Autos Codringto...

[quote]There is no application at present as Lewisham have turned it down for various reasons. However they are coming to visit and take pictures etc.[/quote] The online planning database shows all...
jollyrog SE23 Topics 16 16,002 26-11-2009, 11:01 AM
  Thread: Planning: Prestige Autos Codrington Hill
Post: RE: Planning Application: Prestige Autos Codringto...

[quote]Its very strange as 3 people from Lewisham Council turned up on my door step and mentioned that I wouldn't be able to see the application as yet as it had been declined on many counts. But they...
jollyrog SE23 Topics 16 16,002 26-11-2009, 09:51 PM
  Thread: low-flying jumbos
Post: RE: low-flying jumbos

[quote]To stick on thread - anyone flying over Forest Hill whether on a private, or commercial pilot's licence has to be under the control of Heathrow Radar (although they could be over Crystal Palace...
jollyrog SE23 Topics 16 24,380 04-08-2011, 08:21 PM
  Thread: low-flying jumbos
Post: RE: low-flying jumbos

[img]http://jollyrog.com/Flying/South_London_500k.jpg[/img]
jollyrog SE23 Topics 16 24,380 04-08-2011, 08:25 PM
  Thread: Armed Robbery in Barclays Bank
Post: RE: Armed Robbery in Barclays Bank

[quote]Its true what it says in the article that the bank is in such a conspicuous position that it would be hard to make a swift getaway unnoticed.[/quote] I though it was a pretty good location. The...
jollyrog SE23 Topics 16 17,270 25-07-2015, 08:53 PM
  Thread: Another stabbing , this time Brockley
Post: RE: Another stabbing , this time Brockley

It is fortunate for the media that the Metropolitan Police mostly have photographs of the victims when alive and can quickly supply them after the event.
jollyrog Wider Topics 15 11,744 07-09-2015, 12:56 PM
  Thread: Planning application to convert Forest Hill Co-op to a hotel
Post: RE: Planning application to convert Forest Hill Co...

He doesn't own the Harvester at Dulwich, he owns the site in Forest Hill. There is probably sufficient demand for cheap hotel accommodation in the area, which the council will pay. The guests th...
jollyrog SE23 Topics 12 13,478 13-02-2018, 09:35 PM
  Thread: Lamppost misplacement
Post: RE: Lamppost misplacement

Are you absolutely sure that it's 100% on your property? If so, the solution is a letter of intent, giving them a fixed timescale to remove their property, then an angle grinder.
jollyrog SE23 Topics 11 16,511 08-08-2013, 07:35 AM
  Thread: How to give away an old sofa bed
Post: RE: How to give away an old sofa bed

I wonder if the people who would like/need the free items don't have cars, so they don't respond because they wonder how they would transport it.
jollyrog Wider Topics 10 8,844 17-12-2013, 08:06 PM
  Thread: Eastbound traffic on South Circular Road
Post: RE: Eastbound traffic on South Circular Road

Wow, thank you BarCar. Based on that response, I have to withdraw my comment that none of the Traffic Planners have identified the problems. Perhaps I am in the wrong job... maybe I could be a Traffi...
jollyrog Wider Topics 10 12,718 04-12-2015, 10:02 PM
  Thread: Eastbound traffic on South Circular Road
Post: RE: Eastbound traffic on South Circular Road

Some real traffic planning failures cause most of those jams, unfortunately no traffic planner seems to have spotted them. St.Dunstans - never used to allow cars to drop on its access road. About 1...
jollyrog Wider Topics 10 12,718 23-11-2015, 08:00 AM
  Thread: Noisy neighbours on Kilgour Road
Post: RE: Noisy neighbours on Kilgour Road

Just had a look on Google streetview and none of the houses on Kilgour Road have stone cladding.
jollyrog SE23 Topics 9 10,253 25-04-2012, 06:20 PM
  Thread: Shopping bag security searches
Post: RE: Shopping bag security searches

If you don't want to be searched, don't consent to the search. If you were stopped randomly as opposed to the security officer having a genuine belief that you've stolen something, I'd say it's gam...
jollyrog Wider Topics 9 8,695 12-03-2013, 08:22 AM
  Thread: Shopping bag security searches
Post: RE: Shopping bag security searches

That's a cop out. The real way to deal with it is to front the Security bunny, say "no" to the search and threaten all sorts of complaints of harassment to both Sainsburys and the police. Just say ...
jollyrog Wider Topics 9 8,695 14-03-2013, 12:17 AM
  Thread: Kids on motorbikes on blythe hill fields
Post: RE: Kids on motorbikes on blythe hill fields

Antisocial behaviour in Blythe Hill Fields has been a problem for at least the 21 years I've lived here and probably long before. My garden backs onto the fields, close to the playground. As the li...
jollyrog SE23 Topics 9 13,747 28-02-2013, 08:10 PM
  Thread: Sainsbury's Car Park "recycling"
Post: RE: Sainsbury's Car Park "recycling"

Currys/PC World will accept any electrical item for recycling, any size, whether you bought it from them or not. I often take them stuff. [url]http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/recycle-1042-theme.html[/...
jollyrog SE23 Topics 9 14,032 14-07-2015, 07:46 AM
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