Subscribe to the RSS feed
Recent Comments
- sg: hi, as chair of the Brunswick Park T & R A, I just want to confirm that we did NOT set up our association for...
- Mark Dodds: Aplologies for the pause. Got interrupted. If you want to be critical of the hundreds of hours of work...
- Mark Dodds: Nice one Brunswick that’s the kind of thinking that gets you places. What have you done for SE5...
- Mark Dodds: The difficulty with the empty rates situation is that small landlords with only a few proerties to let...
- Dagmar: … throbbing. The launch party was really throbbing. Well done, gaycamberwell. The DJing was excellent....
Categories
flickr
Archives
Camberwell
Meta
Welcome to the Camberwell Online blog, a place for free and spirited exchange on anything with even a tangential connection to the South-East London district.
Circumstantial evidence
Published by Peter | Filed under Eating & Drinking, General, Places
I keep seeing ‘Camberwell’ and ‘crime’ linked together in various news stories, and I only realised recently that it’s because of Camberwell Green Magistrates Court (15 D’Eynsford Road, SE5 7UP); everytime the TV reporter says "… a court in Camberwell heard today…", I’d assumed the crime happened in Camberwell. Ha ha.
On the subject of crime, local Lib Dem candidate Richard Porter has raised a petition on his website for the reopening of Camberwell Police Station (registration required). I’ve written about it before, and regardless of party politics I think it’s a tremendous idea.
In other news, The Old Dispensary seem to be going all out for custom - four postcards advertising the place were pushed through my letterbox yesterday. I may scan one and post it here, if I can be bothered. I wish the place well, even if they are a haven for desperate junkies.









November 22nd, 2004 at 11:46 pm
Disappointed to see only 5 sigs so far. I decided to visit The Old Dispensary and had a jolly good evening even if it was pricey. However, after there I ended up in The Silver Buckle. WOW! that place is heavy but had a good craic.
[Reply]