. I agree when I see places like Honor Oak and Brockley improve and here we are as it was in the 2000’s I do get a bit angry. The fact that the sorting out the monstrosity and getting a Nando’s had to be sorted out by members of this forum says an everything. I never though about becoming a councillor…until nowbroken_shaman wrote: ↑3 May 2024 20:47 I voted green x3. Not expecting anything from it. But really struggling to vote Labour, based on interactions with the council over a long period (though I have had recent productive conversations with Louise Krupski, who is now deputy mayor, about the litter issues).
I really think it's time some councillors for Bellingham and Perry Vale stepped down and handed the golden chalice to people with more vision and ambition. They seem tired and out of touch.
How these people walk around the area and are happy with what they see is beyond me. Especially around Bell Green.
Sounds like the council is likely to approve the development at the former gas holder site too, despite it being rubbished by TFL and the GLA. I'm supportive of redevelopment across the site, but in a sustainable fashion, rather than cramming them in as tightly as possible.
. I agree when I see places like Honor Oak and Brockley improve and here we are as it was in the 2000’s I do get a bit angry. The fact that the sorting out the monstrosity and getting a Nando’s had to be sorted out by members of this forum says an everything. I never though about becoming a councillor…until nowbroken_shaman wrote: ↑3 May 2024 20:47 I voted green x3. Not expecting anything from it. But really struggling to vote Labour, based on interactions with the council over a long period (though I have had recent productive conversations with Louise Krupski, who is now deputy mayor, about the litter issues).
I really think it's time some councillors for Bellingham and Perry Vale stepped down and handed the golden chalice to people with more vision and ambition. They seem tired and out of touch.
How these people walk around the area and are happy with what they see is beyond me. Especially around Bell Green.
Sounds like the council is likely to approve the development at the former gas holder site too, despite it being rubbished by TFL and the GLA. I'm supportive of redevelopment across the site, but in a sustainable fashion, rather than cramming them in as tightly as possible.
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We're in an upstairs flat, and looking for one reception and the stairs to be cleaned - it's only everyday grime, nothing needing specialist cleaning. I don't have a car, and doubt I'd be able to haul the necessary equipment upstairs anyway, so renting and DIY isn't an option.
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Hello,alywin wrote:We've been looking for a local carpet cleaning Fort Worth Texas service, without much luck so far, so I wondered if anyone had any recommendations? Last time, we used one of those companies who put fliers offering 1/2-price services through the letterbox, but haven't seen any signs of them for ages, and we weren't that impressed with the results.
We're in an upstairs flat, and looking for one reception and the stairs to be cleaned - it's only everyday grime, nothing needing specialist cleaning. I don't have a car, and doubt I'd be able to haul the necessary equipment upstairs anyway, so renting and DIY isn't an option.
Thanks for any suggestions.