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Lisa Poyner of Eltham writes to the Editor
Yet again the ugly spectre of the lack of parking on Eltham Hill and surrounding roads for residents has raised its head
The latest problem is the White Hart Carvery which is due to open soon. Without any parking facilities provided for its customers where will they park you ask? The answer, on Eltham Hill and its adjacent roads of course. The fi rm of Baily and Garners workforce already cause residents disruption and annoyance with their attitude to residents who wish to park near their homes. Some have been abusive and seem to believe that because they work on Eltham Hill they have a right to a parking space. I know we are not the only road to have these parking problems.
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Also the workers on Eltham Pools seem to feel it is OK to cone off parking areas in Sherard Road for their own use It is time the council did something about this parking dilemma such as permit parking for residents or as it is in roper street pay and display parking for 2 hours. Its time those residents who actually live here have a chance to park instead of those who do not.
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Lisa, I am sure the council will jump at the opportunity to introduce a controlled parking zone (CPZ ) in your area. With costs up to £100.00 per resident car they love this hidden tax you will pay to park in front of your own house. In addition the council gets the income from fi nes on those without permits. CPZ charges are an unfair penalty on residents who should get free permits without any charge.
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Italian Cuisine at its Best Friendly and Aff ordable
In a hurry - we have an express menu for lunch or the evening
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jazz singer Liane Carroll will be performing live
in Eltham this month as part of the Greenwich Jazz Festival. Liane is a regular performer at Ronnie Scott’s jazz club and has worked with many artists ranging from Sir Paul McCartney and Gerry Raff erty to Ladysmith Black Mambazo and won Best Vocalist and Best of Jazz in the BBC Jazz Awards in 2005. The concert is on November 11 in the famous 16th century Tudor Gallery at the Tudor Barn in Well Hall Pleasaunce. Liane, who has performed as the lead vocalist and Wurlitzer keyboardist for the drum and bass band London Elektricity also won the Marston Pedigree Jazz Award in 2006 and the Parliamentary Jazz Musician of the Year in 2008. Tickets are available for £15 at the restaurant, from 0845 459 2351 or from
www.tudorbarneltham.co.uk. Doors open - 7.30.
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