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Does anyone know what the queues are like in the Lambeth "Customer Centres"? I need to get a visitors parking permit today. Anyone know whether it's better to go now, or lunchtime, or later in the day? Is the Streatham one less busy than the Olive Morris House one? Cheers :)
 
Does anyone know what the queues are like in the Lambeth "Customer Centres"? I need to get a visitors parking permit today. Anyone know whether it's better to go now, or lunchtime, or later in the day? Is the Streatham one less busy than the Olive Morris House one? Cheers :)

Phone them up and book an appointment which allows you to use a seperate queue. Usually you will get seen straight away.
 
Phone them up and book an appointment which allows you to use a seperate queue. Usually you will get seen straight away.
ah cheers - didn't realise you could do that. Thanks :)

E2A: magic - got appt straightaway. Never known Lambeth efficiency like it. Fair play.
 
Avoid Olive Morris House at all costs. Streatham will be less busy and even the 'parking shop' at Kennington (opposite from the Imperial War Museum) is better.

This morning's que for TX Maxx was already snaking round the block ... at 08:40 .... madness!
 
Avoid Olive Morris House at all costs. Streatham will be less busy and even the 'parking shop' at Kennington (opposite from the Imperial War Museum) is better.

This morning's que for TX Maxx was already snaking round the block ... at 08:40 .... madness!

Yep. Streatham will be much quieter and sod you trabuquera for outing the secret.:mad::D Once everyone knows, it'll be packed up there
 
Avoid Olive Morris House at all costs. Streatham will be less busy and even the 'parking shop' at Kennington (opposite from the Imperial War Museum) is better.

This morning's que for TX Maxx was already snaking round the block ... at 08:40 .... madness!

there was no queue at all at 9am, not sure what youre on about
 
Has the whole Roti discussion of last year died down?

I had a great roti lunch the other day at a new carnival centre cafe in the railway arches accross Coldharbour Lane from Loughborough Junction Station. Excellent curries and a roti for a fiver. Good coffee in a mini cafitiere. All very quirky and friendly.
 
Fwiw, Chuka will be doing a walkabout in Streatham High Road around mid-morning with that well known public servant Stephen Hester, among other tings.
 
You know the lovely lady with the fruit stall at the jn of Electric Lane and Electric Av? It's just in front of the tiny phone shop which is under the fox and cherries. She's been running the stall with her son for ever and ever - loves being out in the market, whatever the weather. She's been away for a while to have medical treatment and is back today. She's one of those patients who likes to talk rather than keep it a secret, so if you stop for a chat she'll be very chuffed. She's part time for the moment, waiting for test results and stuff. Do give her some moral support.
 
You know the lovely lady with the fruit stall at the jn of Electric Lane and Electric Av?<snip>She's been away for a while to have medical treatment and is back today. She's one of those patients who likes to talk rather than keep it a secret, so if you stop for a chat she'll be very chuffed. She's part time for the moment, waiting for test results and stuff. Do give her some moral support.
Thanks for the tip, I may be going that way later on anyway.
 
Fwiw, Chuka will be doing a walkabout in Streatham High Road around mid-morning with that well known public servant Stephen Hester, among other tings.

He was in allied carpets sainsburys on sunday. Picking up a couple of things after the windmill event I suppose.
 
The Barretts Homes development on Coldharbour Lane has now got a shiny, shiny black glossy wall surrounding it.
 
the one with the green balconies? That'll look striking.
It's on the old Cooltan site. They've even got a row of flapping 'Barretts Homes' flags on there too, probably designed to catch the eye of any young professional passing by.
 
Sounds like a nasty accident on Brixton Road :( few tweets saying road closed and police / ambulances there. Chap hit by a bus people tweeting :(
 
BBC Travel says "A23 London - A23 Brixton Road in Brixton closed and queueing traffic in both directions between the A2217 Coldharbour Lane junction and Brixton police station traffic lights, because of an accident. Congestion on southbound to the Jebb Avenue junction and on northbound to the Villa Road junction."
 
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