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  Thread: Forest Hill Pools
Post: RE: Forest Hill Pool (continued)

It was rather ironic to hear on the radio this morning that access to swimming is being extended by offering free passes to the over 60s. This presupposes there is a pool to swim in. With the closure ...
sandy SE23 Topics 2,074 2,037,351 06-06-2008, 08:24 AM
  Thread: Trains to/from Forest Hill and Honor Oak Park
Post: RE: Trains to/from Forest Hill and Honor Oak

I remember something about the LB to Victoria loop being extended, too, but from May, I think. It was on this forum but I can't remember when.
sandy SE23 Topics 1,398 1,249,978 12-11-2009, 01:43 PM
  Thread: 76-78 Honor Oak Park (ex Old Bank)
Post: RE: The Old Bank to become a Domino's Pizza

What is this crime wave?
sandy SE23 Topics 736 625,350 11-10-2011, 02:13 PM
  Thread: 76-78 Honor Oak Park (ex Old Bank)
Post: RE: The Old Bank to become a Domino's Pizza?

For definition of 'regulated entertainment' see: http://www.culture.gov.uk/what_we_do/regulated_entertainment/8955.aspx
sandy SE23 Topics 736 625,350 12-07-2012, 04:59 PM
  Thread: Planning: Nursery at Liphook Crescent
Post: RE: Planning Application: Nursery at Liphook Cresc...

"The best way to make house prices wobble is for a community to take the sort of disruptive action that has happened here. Nothing loses sales and depresses values more than the lack of goodwill, neig...
sandy SE23 Topics 666 536,603 27-01-2012, 12:02 AM
  Thread: Planning: Nursery at Liphook Crescent
Post: RE: Planning Application: Nursery at Liphook Cresc...

What a hoot! Now we have 'grumpy teachers' who don't like children - another stereotype to add to those other child haters, boring oldies etc.
sandy SE23 Topics 666 536,603 02-02-2012, 10:34 PM
  Thread: English Usage
Post: RE: Found Rooster!

The ize ending is of Latin or Greek origin while the ise is from French. Because American English has taken up the z it is often thought to be an American form. In the OED realize is listed before rea...
sandy Wider Topics 587 489,228 29-12-2010, 10:50 AM
  Thread: English Usage
Post: RE: English Usage

'Who's Alan Partridge?' Are you serious? Aha!
sandy Wider Topics 587 489,228 01-01-2011, 02:32 AM
  Thread: English Usage
Post: RE: Dodgy Beggar at Station

Did we really need 'chavvy' in the description?
sandy Wider Topics 587 489,228 07-08-2013, 07:43 PM
  Thread: English Usage
Post: RE: Dodgy Beggar at Forest Hill Station

'Caucasian, blue/grey tracksuit and long greasy hair' - is that not sufficient, descriptive only?
sandy Wider Topics 587 489,228 08-08-2013, 09:42 AM
  Thread: New Sainsburys, 55-59 Honor Oak Park
Post: RE: Planning Application: IndoBangla / Honor Oak T...

While not denying there are people in our local area that are poor, this is not a deprived community as described in that article. A Sainsbury's Local here will mainly attract commuters who I am sure ...
sandy SE23 Topics 349 322,345 06-08-2012, 01:31 PM
  Thread: New Sainsburys, 55-59 Honor Oak Park
Post: RE: Planning Application: IndoBangla / Honor Oak T...

HOP is not Herne Hill (wealthier residents there) or West Norwood (proper High Street and travel hub) but a small parade of local shops. In the 20+ years I have lived here expectations have grown and ...
sandy SE23 Topics 349 322,345 06-08-2012, 03:36 PM
  Thread: Horniman Museum and Gardens
Post: RE: Horniman Museum and Gardens

Roz's 'options' are interesting in the balance (or lack of) of positive and negative subsidiary comments in most of the points.
sandy SE23 Topics 293 275,320 24-08-2009, 01:04 PM
  Thread: 36 Honor Oak Road (ex Hamilton Lodge Care Home)
Post: RE: 36 Honor Oak Road (ex Hamilton Lodge Care Home...

I received both notices (HOP)
sandy SE23 Topics 224 192,100 03-06-2015, 05:47 PM
  Thread: 36 Honor Oak Road (ex Hamilton Lodge Care Home)
Post: RE: 36 Honor Oak Road (ex Hamilton Lodge Care Home...

Not really nitpicking but questioning the whole range of assumptions underlying the suggestions?
sandy SE23 Topics 224 192,100 23-10-2014, 05:15 PM
  Thread: 36 Honor Oak Road (ex Hamilton Lodge Care Home)
Post: RE: 36 Honor Oak Road (ex Hamilton Lodge Care Home...

How certain is it that the majority of voters in FH ward are opposed to the plan? As for TL Residents Association, if the view is split, what can they do?
sandy SE23 Topics 224 192,100 23-04-2015, 05:06 PM
  Thread: HOP Recreation Ground to Become a Cemetery?
Post: RE: Save HOP Recreation Ground!

This is not simply a local problem as was pointed out on Radio 4 (definitely worth listenting, too, if you didn't catch it). Cremation is now at 70% and it was suggested that that will probably not in...
sandy SE23 Topics 196 181,504 19-02-2011, 11:57 AM
  Thread: HOP Recreation Ground to Become a Cemetery?
Post: RE: HOP Recreation Ground to Become a Cemetery?

henryb2 Where did you see that the wooded area of One Tree Hill is being lost?
sandy SE23 Topics 196 181,504 02-01-2015, 04:41 PM
  Thread: Planning Application - Hindsley Place and Westbourne Drive
Post: RE: Planning Application - Hindsley Place and West...

cimetière, even.
sandy SE23 Topics 124 137,007 22-03-2011, 10:37 AM
  Thread: SE23 v SE22
Post: RE: SE23 v SE22

IMHO c'est chacun (or chacune?) ? son go?t. In HOP I have peace, OSP, One Tree Hill a spit away and a 5 min walk to the station from where I can get into Town very easily.To me this is an ideal mix of...
sandy Offered, Wanted, Lost & Found 122 127,891 25-08-2009, 10:50 PM
  Thread: Buggy-hating 176 driver
Post: RE: Buggy-hating 176 driver

As a sometime car, sometime public transport, user in a very congested city, I do find it hard to keep patient at times but I know that aggression is not the answer. In relation to people's rights to ...
sandy Wider Topics 162 123,506 09-11-2010, 07:06 PM
  Thread: New primary school for Lewisham?
Post: RE: New primary school for Lewisham?

While it is perfectly understandable that parents are focused on their own children, the problem with the setting up of free schools is that funding will be taken from the mainstream (in our very loca...
sandy Wider Topics 110 109,397 26-01-2011, 11:55 AM
  Thread: New primary school for Lewisham?
Post: RE: New primary school for Lewisham?

Yes, but my point is that the funding is removed from the many for the few in niche provision.
sandy Wider Topics 110 109,397 26-01-2011, 12:48 PM
  Thread: New primary school for Lewisham?
Post: RE: New primary school for Lewisham?

I should have added, just look at what's happening with free school proposals in West London and Wandsworth.
sandy Wider Topics 110 109,397 26-01-2011, 12:49 PM
  Thread: New primary school for Lewisham?
Post: RE: New primary school for Lewisham?

[quote] teachers' expensive employment conditions Is that in the government's view or yours? In what way can they be considered 'expensive'? It has to be a comparative statement.[/quote]
sandy Wider Topics 110 109,397 15-02-2011, 07:28 PM
  Thread: New primary school for Lewisham?
Post: RE: New primary school for Lewisham?

Whoops, the second line should not be in the quote!
sandy Wider Topics 110 109,397 15-02-2011, 07:30 PM
  Thread: Honor Oak Park Station Upgrade
Post: RE: Honor Oak Park Station Upgrade

Anyome remember Lief Sondertrack?
sandy SE23 Topics 89 107,277 15-06-2011, 11:05 PM
  Thread: Austerity
Post: RE: Austerity

"Everyone loves a bit of reactionary populism, don't they? Demonise a group of people, blame them for a systemic collapse, then join the pitchfork wielding mob and exact your revenge." Seems to be ...
sandy Wider Topics 141 103,673 26-01-2016, 11:03 AM
  Thread: Austerity
Post: RE: Austerity

The headline figure was not disputed but the possible explanations for that were various and therefore added more complexity or nuance to the discussions.
sandy Wider Topics 141 103,673 26-01-2016, 12:35 PM
  Thread: Austerity
Post: RE: Austerity

According to what our Prime Minister once said, 'we are all in this together'. This suggests there is no 'them' and 'us'. Since the term 'urchin' is usually related to children, who are entirely depen...
sandy Wider Topics 141 103,673 26-01-2016, 12:46 PM
  Thread: Austerity
Post: RE: Austerity

This certainly seems to have support from both Right and Left perspectives but there are some issues. One is whether there should be conditionality which means there would be similarities with current...
sandy Wider Topics 141 103,673 26-01-2016, 02:38 PM
  Thread: Austerity
Post: RE: Austerity

Discussion's good, isn't it?
sandy Wider Topics 141 103,673 26-01-2016, 02:53 PM
  Thread: Austerity
Post: RE: Austerity

"the vast majority of FH residents that make a net contribution to society in tax, as well as the social contribution we all make" Actually those people (including me) are speaking for themselves i...
sandy Wider Topics 141 103,673 28-01-2016, 12:01 PM
  Thread: Austerity
Post: RE: Austerity

There must quite a lot of people in the net contributor group living in our area that are not Tory voters.
sandy Wider Topics 141 103,673 28-01-2016, 12:05 PM
  Thread: Austerity
Post: RE: Austerity

So you have now surprised yourself too, as you referred earlier to the 'vast majority of FH residents'.
sandy Wider Topics 141 103,673 28-01-2016, 12:52 PM
  Thread: Snow!!!
Post: RE: Gritters in Forest Hill?

Taken from Lewisham Council's website (I googled Lewisham gritting) It appears that, after roadways, places like main routes to schools have been prioritised. Quote: "If, during cold weather, yo...
sandy Wider Topics 119 101,899 20-12-2009, 07:21 PM
  Thread: Snow!!!
Post: RE: Gritters in Forest Hill?

"I sent an 'online street fault reporting form' to the council this morning complaining that my street hadn't been gritted. A gritting lorry has just turned up and (I hope) done the business. Well don...
sandy Wider Topics 119 101,899 22-12-2009, 10:45 PM
  Thread: Riots in London
Post: RE: Riots in London

He was described as a 'primary school worker'. This means he is probably not a teacher.
sandy Wider Topics 110 97,135 10-08-2011, 02:39 PM
  Thread: Extend 63 Bus to Honor Oak Park Station?
Post: RE: Buses to Honor Oak Park station

Although I would personally appreciate the 63's coming over the hill, do you think people living on Forest Hill Road and Honor Oak Park might not be totally happy about double deckers thundering past ...
sandy SE23 Topics 85 93,424 11-06-2008, 08:47 AM
  Thread: Referendum on the Alternative Vote
Post: RE: Referendum on the Alternative Vote

Michael says 'But then I see the third party in coalition as a balance against the worst excesses of a single party in power.' Mmmm....doesn't seem to be the case currently.[/quote]
sandy Wider Topics 114 90,712 21-02-2011, 03:40 PM
  Thread: Referendum on the Alternative Vote
Post: RE: Referendum on the Alternative Vote

Not quite clear on use of quotes...
sandy Wider Topics 114 90,712 21-02-2011, 03:41 PM
  Thread: Horniman Licence Application
Post: RE: Horniman Licence Application

People shouldn't be driving if they're drinking so if one aim is to encourage the buying of alcoholic drinks, there should be less need to provide parking...?
sandy SE23 Topics 114 89,920 03-04-2012, 10:26 PM
  Thread: General election forum
Post: RE: General election forum

Why 'sorry selection', shzl400?
sandy Wider Topics 104 88,823 09-04-2010, 11:33 PM
  Thread: Gentrification
Post: RE: Gentrification

There is an interesting article in the Guardian today on gentrification.
sandy Wider Topics 133 87,034 12-01-2016, 11:08 AM
  Thread: Gentrification
Post: RE: Gentrification

Londorz, have you read the article? I think you'll find that it contains a range of points which goes beyond the usual right or wrong stances. One point that could be made is how the people who work i...
sandy Wider Topics 133 87,034 12-01-2016, 04:12 PM
  Thread: Gentrification
Post: RE: Gentrification

Those schemes tend not to be benefit people in the services I was thinking more about e.g. people serving in the cafes/bars that are desired in newly gentrified areas - all the Right to Buy, shared ow...
sandy Wider Topics 133 87,034 12-01-2016, 04:20 PM
  Thread: Gentrification
Post: RE: Gentrification

Not all low paid workers are singletons able to flat share as they may have families. It does mean that some areas will tend to become less mixed communities but maybe not everyone would worry about t...
sandy Wider Topics 133 87,034 12-01-2016, 04:55 PM
  Thread: Gentrification
Post: RE: Gentrification

Concern about mixed communities in one part of the country does not necessarily preclude concerns about them in other parts of the country but the subject was areas that are gentrifying.
sandy Wider Topics 133 87,034 12-01-2016, 05:30 PM
  Thread: Gentrification
Post: RE: Gentrification

I think I am beginning to get it - the other person is being ironic (has to be!)
sandy Wider Topics 133 87,034 13-01-2016, 06:06 PM
  Thread: Gentrification
Post: RE: Gentrification

If you follow through what each of these Labour people said, as reported in the earlier post, rather than rely on the selective quotes, you will find that they are referring to rent controls of the ki...
sandy Wider Topics 133 87,034 18-01-2016, 11:17 AM
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