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  Thread: SE19 SE20, SE23, SE26, SE27 & SW16 No water or low pressure
Post: RE: SE19 SE20, SE23, SE26, SE27 & SW16 No water or...

It also begs the question as to why there is only one water station for the whole affected area, stretching from Crystal Palace to One Tree Hill, which must have a population of quite a few thousand. ...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 14 4,309 12-02-2025, 10:05 PM
  Thread: SE19 SE20, SE23, SE26, SE27 & SW16 No water or low pressure
Post: RE: SE19 SE20, SE23, SE26, SE27 & SW16 No water or...

Having got back from work to find water still cut off, drove the 20 minutes over to water station at Sainsbury’s Bell Green to find there is no water available and no information as to when it will be...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 14 4,309 12-02-2025, 07:08 PM
  Thread: Cox’s Walk Footbridge reopens
Post: RE: Cox’s Walk Footbridge reopens

Yes, it is indeed re-opened, with a nice new surface and the Pissaro panel returned to its rightful place, looking in the same direction as the painting. A pair of painters were finishing off the latt...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 5 3,294 11-11-2024, 05:52 PM
  Thread: Cox’s Walk Footbridge reopens
Post: RE: Cox’s Walk Footbridge reopens

I’M SORRY BUT IT SEEMS THAT THE BRIDGE ISN’T OPEN YET. There have been people trespassing on it which gave the impression that it was. The machinery and other plant need to be removed using Cox’s...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 5 3,294 13-10-2024, 03:11 PM
  Thread: Cox’s Walk Footbridge reopens
Post: Cox’s Walk Footbridge reopens

Yes, it’s true! The footbridge is reopened and before estimated time. (Photo courtesy of P. Hedge)
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 5 3,294 13-10-2024, 12:26 PM
  Thread: Closure of Cox’s Walk
Post: RE: Closure of Cox’s Walk

It looks like the entrance to the Wood from the eastern side of Cox’s Walk, Lapsewood Walk is still open.
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 2 4,395 17-01-2024, 07:45 PM
  Thread: Closure of Cox’s Walk
Post: Closure of Cox’s Walk

Member 39 Posted just now For those the many who use Dulwich and Sydenham Hill Woods, be aware that from today, access via Cox’s Walk will be closed from the Grove Tavern entrance. This is to allo...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 2 4,395 15-01-2024, 12:08 PM
  Thread: Great North Wood
Post: Great North Wood

This might be interesting for those who love the local nature reserves and those who have yet to discover them…. https://youtu.be/S0g25mEGH_g
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 0 2,688 28-07-2023, 06:07 PM
  Thread: Sydenham Hill Wood Open Day
Post: Sydenham Hill Wood Open Day

Just to let those who maybe interested know that this Sunday is the Sydenham Wood Open Day, 11:00-15:00. Activities include: Pond dipping (11:00-12:30 and 13:30-14:30) Bug hunting (as above) ...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 0 1,998 18-07-2023, 06:27 PM
  Thread: 5pm, 08 June 2023 NO WATER IN SE23
Post: RE: 5pm, 08 June 2023 NO WATER IN SE23

Yes, there has been no water all afternoon. I came down Canonbie Road at 4:30 to join Honor Oak Rd but saw no sign of a leak there. However, cynical old me wouldn’t be surprised if this major failure ...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 7 5,701 08-06-2023, 06:46 PM
  Thread: Tawny owl at Garthorne Road Nature Reserve
Post: RE: Tawny owl at Garthorne Road Nature Reserve

Heard again this morning at 4. Definitely One Tree Hill and it might have been a pair calling to each other, a single note hoot, followed a couple of seconds later by a warbling hoot. It would be grea...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 3 4,937 06-11-2021, 11:54 AM
  Thread: New book about The Great North Wood
Post: New book about The Great North Wood

A new book has been published which charts the importance of the Great North Wood to the life and development of London. Written by Chris Schüler, who volunteers regularly in the Wood, this book is a ...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 0 2,829 05-11-2021, 07:39 PM
  Thread: Tawny owl at Garthorne Road Nature Reserve
Post: RE: Tawny owl at Garthorne Road Nature Reserve

This morning at around 5, a tawny owl was calling somewhere in vicinity of One Tree Hill. I heard one there at dusk one afternoon in January, a couple of years ago. Let's hope this is a sign that they...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 3 4,937 05-11-2021, 07:37 PM
  Thread: Tree felling in Sydenham Hill Wood
Post: RE: Tree felling in Sydenham Hill Wood

I agree wholeheartedly with the last post. It was criminal to see the loss of one of the trees in question. Lewisham seems intend on de-Foresting the Hill! I noted with envy when Southwark planted hun...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 5 7,557 07-08-2019, 07:50 PM
  Thread: Tree felling in Sydenham Hill Wood
Post: Tree felling in Sydenham Hill Wood

There is a proposal by Southwark Council to fell two mature oak trees in Sydenham Hill Wood. They are on the western (Dulwich) side of the Cox's Walk footbridge. The reason given is that major repair...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 5 7,557 05-08-2019, 10:23 AM
  Thread: Falcon in SE23
Post: RE: Falcon in SE23

Not a falcon but a tawny owl hooting for about ten minutes in the vicinity of Dunoon Road and Honor Oak Rd at dusk on Sunday. Must be at least 15 years since the last time I heard one here, so great n...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 8 8,742 23-01-2019, 06:19 PM
  Thread: Leaking water main
Post: RE: Leaking water main

Quite agree Samuelsen. Since Thames Water was created with water privatisation, it has been consistent in under-investing in infrastructure whilst throwing money at shareholders and directors.
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 9 11,342 17-05-2018, 08:12 PM
  Thread: Christmas Tree Recycling Points
Post: RE: Christmas Tree Recycling Points

Just a question . If you subscribe to the garden recycling bin scheme, why not cut the tree up so it can be put the brown bin? Sorry just read the end of the first post and tried to delete this b...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 2 7,747 05-01-2018, 11:00 AM
  Thread: P4 Bus Problems
Post: P4 Bus Problems

Is it me but has the P4 become very unreliable of late? Luckily I don't use it much but when I do, it doesn't seem unusual for there to be a 25-30 minute gap. More than once I have been on a bus where...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 4 7,838 24-11-2017, 07:59 PM
  Thread: Fortnightly bin collections
Post: RE: Fortnightly bin collections

The waste bin was delivered and inside was a roll of bags, a smaller kitchen caddy and two pamphlets which I thought laid out the details of the new service clearly enough.
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 20 24,004 01-09-2017, 10:36 AM
  Thread: Brown bin garden waste collections missed?
Post: Brown bin garden waste collections missed?

This is a minor problem, I know but is anyone else having problems with non-collection of garden waste? In the last four weeks, mine has been missed three times and would not have been collected at al...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 1 4,570 15-06-2017, 07:14 AM
  Thread: Council's Plans for Camberwell Cemetery Woodland
Post: RE: Council's Plans for Camberwell Cemetery Woodla...

Am I alone in seeing an opportunity offered by the cemetery extension and the discussion about development of the cutting at Honor Oak Park Station? If the availability of burial land is in such short...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 133 127,794 17-03-2017, 06:01 PM
  Thread: Lead pipes in our new house, any advice?
Post: RE: Lead pipes in our new house, any advice?

I'd have a look at this first. http://dwi.defra.gov.uk/consumers/advice-leaflets/lead.pdf It confirms that the coating of limescale in a hard water area is a form of protection. Also, see the refer...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 4 6,397 06-02-2017, 01:24 PM
  Thread: Manor Mount one-way system
Post: RE: Manor Mount one-way system

Sorry to revive this long running thread but I am lucky to be able to do so. At 21.15 this evening whilst walking up from London Road, I was nearly taken out by a Ford Focus doing an illegal turn from...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 123 127,427 21-11-2016, 10:54 PM
  Thread: Traffic jam 20.04.2016
Post: RE: Traffic jam 20.04.2016

Courtesy of Thames Water - yet again.
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 1 3,939 21-04-2016, 06:11 PM
  Thread: Devonshire Road - water leak
Post: RE: Devonshire Road - water leak

False alarm or forlorn hope. It was still leaking merrily on Sunday afternoon, with a lovely crater formed in the road.
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 3 7,912 15-09-2015, 08:25 PM
  Thread: Traffic on Honor Oak Park
Post: RE: Traffic on Honor Oak Park

Chaos courtesy of Thames Water - yet again!
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 3 7,520 12-09-2015, 06:55 PM
  Thread: New Cross trains
Post: RE: New Cross trains

Why does London Underground operate the New Cross and Clapham Junction trains one after the other and then two Forest Hill/HOP as a pair afterwards? Would it not be more sensible to alternate with the...
Theotherbrian Wider Topics 2 4,254 23-06-2015, 08:38 PM
  Thread: Woodpecker!
Post: RE: Woodpecker!

Listen and you will hear the green woodpecker "yaffling" which makes it sound like a kookaburra and drumming - it is the green one does that. The greater spotted flits around and has the black and whi...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 21 25,218 12-03-2015, 09:30 PM
  Thread: Honor Oak Road still closed off
Post: RE: Honor Oak Road still closed off

Within a day of reopening, water has been weeping out through the new road surface by the junction of Dunoon and Honor Oak Roads. Also water escaping from the (just repaired) valve at the top end of D...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 1 5,782 07-03-2015, 10:13 PM
  Thread: (Supposedly) replacement bus service
Post: RE: (Supposedly) replacement bus service

Coming back from Holland yesterday, I was caught out by the fact that there were no Overground trains beyond Surrey Quays. I knew about the London Bridge closure but was unprepared for the Overground ...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 29 40,003 29-12-2014, 11:54 AM
  Thread: The Capitol to close
Post: RE: Capitol to close

The plans for the Dulwich Picturehouse show what is a small cinema with three screens, two of which are very small. There would seem to be scope for a larger Picturehouse on the Capitol site and the ...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 238 307,662 25-06-2014, 09:01 PM
  Thread: The Capitol to close
Post: RE: Capitol to close

Message to Cheeky. I use the Greenwich Picture House every Monday and there is ample parking in the large car park adjacent to the cinema and in the streets nearby. Parking is free after 17.00 in the ...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 238 307,662 24-06-2014, 08:25 PM
  Thread: Traffic diversion
Post: RE: Traffic diversion

They are aware and it is on their leaks map.
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 36 44,001 03-03-2014, 09:34 PM
  Thread: Traffic diversion
Post: RE: Traffic diversion

Oh joy. Water emerging from the road surface at the junction of Honor Oak Park and Hengrave Road - just a few metres from the repair.
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 36 44,001 02-03-2014, 09:24 PM
  Thread: Traffic diversion
Post: RE: Traffic diversion

Walking down to the station this afternoon, noticed a lot of water seeping out of the road near Walter's Way . Presumably, TW will either wait for a burst there or better still, allow Lewisham to resu...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 36 44,001 26-01-2014, 01:04 AM
  Thread: Traffic diversion
Post: RE: Traffic diversion

When coming up the hill from HOP Station on Monday evening at about 20.30, the leak was in full glory and it is in the same place where the temporary lights were before Christmas. Thames Water had the...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 36 44,001 23-01-2014, 09:34 PM
  Thread: Power-Out
Post: RE: Power-Out

Whole area between Tyson Road and Hengrave Road out for two hours.
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 4 6,226 05-10-2013, 11:14 AM
  Thread: Reginald Bray
Post: RE: Reginald Bray

It's [i]The Daily Mail[/i] - what do you expect?
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 6 9,810 10-09-2013, 06:54 PM
  Thread: 24 dates without southern trains to London Bridge next year
Post: RE: 24 dates without southern trains to London Bri...

BBC News website says that part of the trainshed will be used in a new narrow gauge museum in Aberytswyth - so not all is lost.
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 13 19,526 08-09-2013, 08:45 PM
  Thread: Morning travel experiences?!
Post: RE: Morning travel experiences?!

Overground to Whitechapel - even at 06.44 it is difficult to find a seat, although a lot get off at Canada Water.
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 14 15,454 18-01-2013, 06:30 PM
  Thread: Sainsbury's tannoy
Post: RE: Sainsbury's tannoy

A couple of years ago I sent a Scrooge like email to Sainsbury's complaining about their imposition of piped dross over the tannoy. They replied in the usual complacent corporate delusional manner abo...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 2 6,134 09-12-2012, 11:08 AM
  Thread: Cinemas
Post: RE: Cinemas

Greenwich Picture House - great seating, bar and an audience who want to see the film. I tried Beckenham but the last time I went to there was an absolute nightmare - it was dirty and members of the a...
Theotherbrian Offered, Wanted, Lost & Found 20 25,647 16-11-2012, 07:38 PM
  Thread: 63 Honor Oak Park (ex White Wood Shop)
Post: RE: Honor Oak Park Parade

I really do hope that the dry cleaner does not close. I have used him since I moved here over 15 years ago and have always found him friendly and efficient. I will always remember his kindness when ou...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 133 179,765 21-10-2012, 10:02 AM
  Thread: Forest Hill Pools
Post: RE: Forest Hill Pools

Lots of complaints about Fusion, however my experience of them has been very positive.. I have been using the gym at Dulwich Leisure Centre for nearly a year now and have always found it and the staff...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 2,074 2,484,892 02-10-2012, 06:29 PM
  Thread: HOP in The Times
Post: RE: HOP in The Times

Perhaps the Times journalist couldn't which phones to hack about the Sainsbury's plans.
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 3 6,394 12-09-2012, 06:35 PM
  Thread: Looking For Pictures From Forest Hill
Post: RE: Looking For Pictures From Forest Hill

Have a look at www.geograph.org.uk and type SE23 into the search box -literally (proper use of the word) there are thousands of photos uploaded.
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 6 8,924 01-07-2012, 10:17 AM
  Thread: Missing cat
Post: RE: Missing cat

He has returned safe and none too worse for his experience. Amazing given his age and the cold weather.
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 8 10,225 27-12-2011, 11:07 AM
  Thread: Missing cat
Post: RE: Missing cat

Thank you so much for looking. Sadly, my neighbour's cat doesn't have a collar and his back fur is obviously thinner - a greyish patch in the black. However, many thanks again for your help. We will k...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 8 10,225 17-12-2011, 09:45 AM
  Thread: Missing cat
Post: Missing cat

My neighbour is upset as the family cat has gone missing. He was last seen around 17.00 on Tuesday. He is a small neutered tom, mainly black black with white socks and white flashes in his chest and f...
Theotherbrian SE23 Topics 8 10,225 15-12-2011, 07:45 PM
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