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TfL have promised to look again at the gyratory and produce a report by “spring” this year.
Elizabeth line revenues have been much bigger than forecasts as the line is a huge success, they've also just had a debt upgrade as the financial outlook looking much better for them - so hopefully TFL will be able to replan at some point
 
Haven’t noticed any recent activity at The Queen of the South. I hope there’s no red tape stopping them from completing the refurbishment and opening up :(
 
If you would like to help contribute to the funeral costs please do so here:

Just so awful. 20 years old.

His mates were getting together earlier by the NHS superhero mural beside the charity shop. Kids themselves. They look devastated.
 
We went to put some flowers there earlier and got talking to various people. Lots of his mates had turned up to lay flowers. Some guy who lived across the road said “there’s always kids hanging out here up to no good.” I said no one deserves to be stabbed right outside their house. I mean WTF.

Must be devastating for the family and friends.

(Forensics have finished and the road is open again now, not that it makes any difference.)
 
I’m actually really cut up by this.

I didnt know the lad but I literally saw him every day because he lives next to the shop i go in most days, so he’s part of our community.

Just 20 years old. Fuck. Murdered right outside his front door.
I would say that I knew him to see, not to say hello to. Just one of those faces that you get used to seeing around. Such a shock to see his face on the gofundme. Thankfully that seems to be getting a bit of traction and hopefully his family can give him the sendoff he deserves.

Some guy who lived across the road said “there’s always kids hanging out here up to no good.”
When I was the age of this lad, I would have been at the pub. At 20, I could afford a few pints. At 46, I find it tough to justify the price of a few pints in the Railway. It's no wonder they find a focal point to hang out. I can categorically state that I have never felt threatened, even inconvenienced, by the crowd hanging round the chicken shop. And have walked past them hundreds of times.
 
When I was the age of this lad, I would have been at the pub. At 20, I could afford a few pints. At 46, I find it tough to justify the price of a few pints in the Railway. It's no wonder they find a focal point to hang out. I can categorically state that I have never felt threatened, even inconvenienced, by the crowd hanging round the chicken shop. And have walked past them hundreds of times.
Exactly this.

Middle class privilege sees a bunch of kids loitering and “up to no good” whereas it’s actually just someone who lives in a tiny flat with no garden who wants to hang out with their mates.
 
I just wanted to check - do you think it's appropriate to run this on Buzz?
Gaijingirl is best placed to answer this but I’ll just encourage anyone who’s affected by this and can afford to do so, to just stick a £5 or £10 in the fund if they want to.

One of my old mates lost his son (aged 7) to illness recently and it absolutely devastated them. They couldn’t work (they’re self employed) and they had to pay over £5,000 for the funeral costs as well as having to pay their rent and living costs. We managed to crowdfund enough to sort them out for a couple of months and it was literally a lifeline for them.

 
It was interesting to see officers from the Metropolitan Police yesterday afternoon at around 6 p.m. finally delivering lectures to some of the members of the team who operate out of their (the police's) former premises at No.186. It seems ironic that they have finally been called to account in public - even if only a few moments - opposite the actual premises from which both they and police use or used as a base. Maybe the cowering, shaggy-bearded onlookers will feel a little safer for what they witnessed.

Condolences to all those impacted by the fatal stabbing five hours ago of a youth believed to be 20 years old.

Anyone with information should contact police on 101 referencing CAD 5605/15 Apr.

If you would like to help contribute to the funeral costs please do so here:


Just so awful. 20 years old.

His mates were getting together earlier by the NHS superhero mural beside the charity shop. Kids themselves. They look devastated.

I’m actually really cut up by this.

I didnt know the lad but I literally saw him every day because he lives next to the shop i go in most days, so he’s part of our community.

Just 20 years old. F*ck. Murdered right outside his front door.

I did know him. I'm very upset & very angry.

The victim of yesterday evening's fatal stabbing has now been identified as "Filipe".

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(Source: Soraia Oliveira)

Local residents and shoppers and other regular visitors to, or users of the area of Norwood Road opposite Tulse Hill railway station will immediately recognise him as one of the more distinctive members of the local group of youths who have been involved in anti-social behavours for the past three years in and around a quarter mile radius of the precise spot where he lost his life.

While "Filipe" might have been the "one of the funniest people you could come across" to his family and friends, it seems unlikely that the local residents and passers-by who witnessed drug dealing outside their own homes and in Parade Mews in broad daylight, or the school children being intimidated by him and his friends every term-time afternoon on Norwood Road at the spot where he lost his life, shared this sense of hilarity around his and his friends' activities.

It is inconceivable that his family and friends - including those now making public requests for money now or laying flowers and weeping - were unaware of his activities and those of the other members of his group, and the fear and misery that it brought to others, including school children and the elderly, in the immediate area.

It is his family and friends - and the Metropolitan Police - who should now explain why the activities of "Filipe" and his group were not stopped before this almost inevitable conclusion.
 
The victim of yesterday evening's fatal stabbing has now been identified as "Filipe".

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(Source: Soraia Oliveira)

Local residents and shoppers and other regular visitors to, or users of the area of Norwood Road opposite Tulse Hill railway station will immediately recognise him as one of the more distinctive members of the local group of youths who have been involved in anti-social behavours for the past three years in and around a quarter mile radius of the precise spot where he lost his life.

While "Filipe" might have been the "one of the funniest people you could come across" to his family and friends, it seems unlikely that the local residents and passers-by who witnessed drug dealing outside their own homes and in Parade Mews in broad daylight, or the school children being intimidated by him and his friends every term-time afternoon on Norwood Road at the spot where he lost his life, shared this sense of hilarity around his and his friends' activities.

It is inconceivable that his family and friends - including those now making public requests for money now or laying flowers and weeping - were unaware of his activities and those of the other members of his group, and the fear and misery that it brought to others, including school children and the elderly, in the immediate area.

It is his family and friends - and the Metropolitan Police - who should now explain why the activities of "Filipe" and his group were not stopped before this almost inevitable conclusion.

I don't often respond to you, or even read your posts, Garvey Lives, but you should have a bit more sense than to have written what you have. A young life has been senselessly ended in violence and you write a post like that, going so far as to bolden the lad's name and put it in inverted commas. People on here have expressed sympathy, some grief, and you write that? What the fuck is wrong with you?

When you say about school kids being intimidated. Is it that the people outside the chicken shop threatened them? Or that they perceived a threat due to these people's presence? As Brixton Hatter says above, just existing in public is distasteful to some.

One real failing of our society is that the chicken shop is full of school kids every day. In their school uniform, buying awful food for lunch. School kids certainly haven't been sufficiently intimidated to go and get something from the cafes in West Norwood instead.

Finally, the deceased is one of many you see there, part of the same group of mates, you refer to the activites of other members of the group and the fear and misery it brought to others. Do you think it is also inevitable that they will all be murdered, fucking stabbed to death on a Saturday afternoon in their own doorways?

You're an awful piece of work, whoever you are.
 
The victim of yesterday evening's fatal stabbing has now been identified as "Filipe".

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(Source: Soraia Oliveira)

Local residents and shoppers and other regular visitors to, or users of the area of Norwood Road opposite Tulse Hill railway station will immediately recognise him as one of the more distinctive members of the local group of youths who have been involved in anti-social behavours for the past three years in and around a quarter mile radius of the precise spot where he lost his life.

While "Filipe" might have been the "one of the funniest people you could come across" to his family and friends, it seems unlikely that the local residents and passers-by who witnessed drug dealing outside their own homes and in Parade Mews in broad daylight, or the school children being intimidated by him and his friends every term-time afternoon on Norwood Road at the spot where he lost his life, shared this sense of hilarity around his and his friends' activities.

It is inconceivable that his family and friends - including those now making public requests for money now or laying flowers and weeping - were unaware of his activities and those of the other members of his group, and the fear and misery that it brought to others, including school children and the elderly, in the immediate area.

It is his family and friends - and the Metropolitan Police - who should now explain why the activities of "Filipe" and his group were not stopped before this almost inevitable conclusion.
Smick has made all the right points in the post above, so it’s just left to me to say fuck off you cunt.
 
Perhaps “garveylives” would like to detail exactly what the “anti-social behaviour” was and “his activities” were - as alluded to in the post above. Hanging around outside your front door was legal last time I checked.
 
I was at the scene yesterday afternoon and got chatting to someone who lived nearby who started coming out with some similar drivel to garveylives. I had to put him right. Someone has been murdered and he was complaining about kids cycling on the pavement.
 
Perhaps “garveylives” would like to detail exactly what the “anti-social behaviour” was and “his activities” were - as alluded to in the post above. Hanging around outside your front door was legal last time I checked.
At 10.55pm on Saturday, GarveyLives was urging people to contact the police with any information they had about the murder.

24 hours later, he has the whole case solved in his mind, blaming the victim.

In less than 24 hours, over 200 people have donated over £6,000 to give the victim some dignity in his funeral. Thankfully there are many more good people in this community, people who mourn the loss of young life, than there are judgmental arseholes.

 
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