INDEX TO DULWICH SOCIETY NEWSLETTERS 1989-2014 A key to newsletter numbers can be at found after the index below. Abbeyfield 152.31 The Abbeyfield Society 119.29, 160.8 Abbott, George 1562-1633 166.27–28, 27 Able, Graham, Vice-President [1998-2000] 117.9, 138.8, 140.3 Abrahams, Adam 85.3–4 Acacia Grove 169.25–31, 26–27 extension 93.8–9, 94.47–48 Accounts Dulwich Estate 116.7, 120.30–32 Estates Governors 92.21–23, 97.30–32, 99.18 Accounts [1989] 85.33–34 Accounts [1990] 88.42–43, 92.11–13 Accounts [1991] 95.10–13 Accounts [1992] 98.6–7 Accounts [1994] 101.18–19 Accounts [2000] 125.11 Ackrill, Marion 123.30 Ackroyd, Norman 132.19, 19 Adam, Susan 93.31 Adie, Don, sub-ctee member [1994-] 101.20 Adult education centres 93.5 Advertising 88.8, 127.33–35, 129.29, 132.40 Advisory Committee for Scheme of Management 85.3, 20, 87.26, 88.5–6, 12, 90.8, 92.14–17,

94.35–38, 97.29–39, 98.8–9, 99.18–20, 102.32, 114.5–6, 120.8–11, 32, 130.13–14, 134.11–12, 145.13, 165.3

Agent Zigzag, Ben MacIntyre 159.30–31 AGM [1990] 88.9–11, 89.6 AGM [1991] 90.9, 91.2, 5 AGM [1992] 94.5, 95.6–13 AGM [1993] 97.4, 98.6–7 AGM [1994] 100.5, 101.16–19 AGM [1995]. 104.3, 105.5–6 AGM [1996] 108.5, 109.6–8 AGM [1997] 112.5 AGM [1998] 116.5, 117.7–10 AGM [1999] 120.5 AGM [2000] 124.9 AGM [2001] 128.5, 130.7–8 AGM [2002] 132.6 AGM [2003] 136.8 AGM [2004] 140.16 AGM [2005] 143.33, 144.3 AGM [2006] 147.33, 148.17

AGM [2007] 152.2, 9 AGM [2008] 156.21 AGM [2009] 160.6 AGM [2010] 164.12 AGM [2011] 168.5 AGM [2012] 172.6 AGM [2013] 176.5 Air Training Corps Squadron 153.6–7 Aircraft noise 116.31, 117.31–32, 118.31, 125.35–36, 139.31 Albinism in birds and animals 94.15–16 Aldridge, Trevor 88.4 Aldwinckle, John P, exec ctee [1994-5, 2003-4] 85.27, 88.34, 90.2–3, 92.14, 20, 94.49, 96.14,

97.29, 40–41, 101.20, 102.32, 118.31–32, 119.33 Aldwinckle, Lucy 51–52 Alexander, Jill 146.15 sub-ctee member [1990-7, 1999-2008] 88.22, 118.16, 121.18, 135.24–25 Alexander, Malcolm 133.27–28 Alexander, R A, Clerk to the College Governors 103.5–7 Alexander, Rodney B, exec ctee [1990-3], sub-ctee member [1987-2008] 88.9, 22, 102.26–28,

110.16–18, 111.40, 113.18–19, 118.21, 119.26–27, 124.25, 125.15, 127.31, 131.13–14 Alexander, William, obituary 139.2 Algeo, Lucy 94.32 All Party Parliamentary Arts and Heritage Group 88.11 All Saints Church 85.11–12, 91.26, 93.5–6, 106.34, 132.29, 29, 33, 135.13–14, 13, 140.30,

149.14, 14, 161.24–25, 24–25 Allan, Dr Joseph 168.21 Allason, Robert MP 104.4 Allen, Desna 110.37–38 Allen, Dr Joseph 168.21, 21 Allen, Neil 139.16–17, 165.14–15 Alleyn, Edward see Edward Alleyn Alleyn Park 132.26, 149.33, 162.34–37 planning 126.20, 133.12, 148.7, 175.7–8 Alleyn Road 149.10 [12] 90.21, 124.21, 162.34–36, 34–36 [39] 161.5 Alleyne, Sir John Gay Newton 156.24–25, 24 Alleyn’s in the 1940s, Alleyn’s Oral History Series 173.33–34 Alleyn’s College [1775] 152.30 Alleyn’s College of God’s Gift 375th anniversary, activities 101.3, 102.2–3, 103.2–3 being reorganised 102.8–9, 103.4–7 history 105.29–32, 140.28–29 The Alleyn’s Head 90.22, 126.8–9 Alleyn’s Head Hotel 164.22–23, 22–23 Alleyn’s Oral History Series, Alleyn’s in the 1940s 173.33–34

Alleyn’s and Rossall Schools: The Second World War, Donale Leinster-Mackay 150.22–23 Alleyn’s School 86.6, 103.5–7, 105.29, 32, 149.25–31, 155.18, 162.8–9, 165.11, 173.33–34, 33,

174.8–9, 175.9 income 151.2 planning 117.13, 119.6–7, 143.11 WW2 150.22–23 Allison Grove, HS2.31-2 172.27, 174.34–37, 36 Allison, Rupert MP 109.38–39 Allotments 150.11–12, 160.8–9, 161.30–31, 167.34 Almshouses 103.5–7, 140.28–29, 159.13–14 Alpine Flowers for Gardens, William Robinson 86.18 Amati, Pietro, sub-ctee member [2005] Amenity in Action, Civic Trust 86.7 Amenity Societies, Joint Residents’ Committee 92.18–20 American Robin, sightings 149.22 Amlot, Roy, QC 97.26 An Invitation to Join the Dulwich Society 88.9 Anemones 116.11 Anne Frank tree 136.29 Annesley, Noel 97.26 Anniversaries 168.2 Annual Scheme of Management charge 120.11, 126.15–18 see also Quinquennial charge Applications, charges by Estates Governors 88.4 April Fool’s Day article 164.33–34 Architects Dulwich 167.25–27 see also individuals Architecture, recent changes 166.3 Armistice [1918] 118.30 Arney, Rowena 138.8 Artemidorus 93.28, 35 Arts & Crafts architecture 155.28–29 Ash Cottage 175.29–33, 29 Ash trees 85.3, 87.5, 174.23–24, 24, 175.16 Ashby, A, sub-ctee member [1984] 88.22 Ashmead, Mark 113.15 Association for the Pastoral Care of the Mentally Ill 85.31 Aston, Alasdair, obituary 167.10, 10 Athol House 154.21, 161.8, 11 Atkinson, Henry William 168.32–33 HS3-4 168.32–33, 32 Au Provencal restaurant 98.31–32 Audi, tyreless 92.36 Austen Pinkerton Private Gallery 93.35 Aysgarth House 150.9–10, 9, 10

Aysgarth Road 104.36 Badger, Stephen 88.38 Badman, Sue, exec ctee member [2011] Bailey, E L, obituary 88.28 Bailey, Gillian Margaret, Estates Governor 96.14, 110.36 Bailey, O 100.21–22 Baird, Lt Gen. Sir James, obituary 154.9–10, 9 Baker, Chris 128.15–16 Baker, Diana 125.7 Baker, James, sub-ctee member [2003-], C2 Baldwin, Nicola, Edward Alleyn’s Devil 152.7 Ballet, Easter Dance School 145.15 Bang, Lisette, sub-ctee member [2007] Barclays Bank 156.15–16 Barge, Bell and Cock 153.9–11 Barnard, Alan 93.21 obituary 119.37 Barnard, Marion 93.21 Barrett, Elsie 152.18–19 Barrett, Frances 166.36 Barron family 150.9–10, 9 Barry, Charles 105.30, 32, 106.32 Bartlett, Gerald 85.28 Bartlett, Kieran 139.2–5 Basement constructions 173.3, 174.4 Bats 153.14, 16 planning law 164.16 sightings 110.15, 159.24–25 Bauer, Lisa, sub-ctee member [2001-2] 129.18 Beales, Peter, sub-ctee member [1994-2010] 101.20 Beasley, John D 90.28–29, 129.31, 139.9 East Dulwich: An Illustrated Guide 119.14 East Dulwich Remembered 133.35 Opposition To Destruction of Green Spaces 101.7 Peckham & Nunhead through Time 164.30 Stop Food Giants Destroying Open Green Spaces 94.4, 50–51, 95.5, 37, 96.3–4 The Bitter Cry Heard and Heeded 87.11 The Story of Peckham And Nunhead 121.19–20 Transport in Peckham and Nunhead 115.16 Beauberry House 150.33–34, 34, 154.3–4, 158.3, 159.5 see also Belair Beckwith Road 88.8 Beechgrove 85.15–16, 88.10, 92.16, 149.10–11, 11, 168.11, 11 planning 85.2, 86.2–3, 4–6, 87.2–3, 12–17, 88.13, 17, 95.7, 102.34 Bees 97.23–24, 109.32, 117.21–22, 121.24, 125.29, 133.15, 137.20, 139.9, 161.28–30

Beesley, Lawrence 172.12–13, 12–13, 37 Beetles 171.20, 21 Belair 98.2-3, 105.14, 105.32-33, 106.6, 110.9, 111.19, 113.7, 113.13, HS4-5 147.21 see also Beauberry House Belair Car Park 139.29 Belair Cottage 138.10 Belair Park 127.25, 129.28, 138.25–26, 153.17–18, 17, 156.6, 159.24–25, 163.18, 167.7, 7,

173.4 Belair Recreation Rooms 172.6 Belcher, John 151.22–23, 22 Bell, Diana 98.20–21, 149.11–12, 12 Bell House, HS2.21-2 140.30, 151.21, 21, 154.18 Bell Inn 152.28–30 Bell, John 93.28 Bell Meadow, 85.16-17, 86.5, 107.13, 120.16, HS2.32 Bellman, Jim, obituary 140.7–8, 8 Belmont, Harriette, sub-ctee member [2001-6] 129.19 Beltwood House 113.7, 114.11, 144.7–8, 155.9 Bench, grant for 168.5 Benches donated and renewed, Dulwich Society 16.5, 93.15 Beneficiaries of Alleyn’s College of God’s Gift 86.6–7 Benn, Brian, sub-ctee member [1993-2004] 92.28, 96.11–13, 97.3, 98.16–17, 101.35 Benn, Jean M 127.3–4 Benwell, Caroline 135.31–35 Benwell, Stella, exec ctee [1985-2008], sub-ctee member [1976-], 85.2, 86.20-21, 88.22, 88.36,

90.17-18, 91.15, 92.6, 94.13, 97.16-17, 97.42, 99.22-23, 100.46-47, 102.22, 103.27, 104.4, 104.13, 105.18, 107.27-29, 111.26-27, 113.9, 113.11, 119.37, 120.16, 124.29, 126.26, 127.31, 128.27, 132.23, 134.1, 136.29-31, 138.25-26, 139.100, 141.10-12, 148.5, 154.13, 159.23, 159.30-31, 160.4B 146.26, 160.4, 165.20–21, 168.37, 169.21–22, 174.7, 175.17–18

Berens, Kate 152.23–24 Bermondsey Abbey 88.24 Besant, Walter 105.28 Bessemer, Sir Henry, HS2.19 Beyond Words, Poetry 173.35–36, 176.20 Bhutan Pine 173.32–33, 32 Bigot, Nathaniel 112.27 Bird Flu 149.22–23 Bird, Sarah 86.29 Birds feeding 133.18 providing for 152.13–15, 14–15 Bishop, Dr Ray 164.22–23 The Bitter Cry Heard and Heeded, Beasley, John D 87.11 Black, Sir James, M, obituary 165.13 Blackbirds, sightings 101.35, 114.23, 118.28, 126.24, 143.20, 147.16, 150.21, 154.24, 171.17

Blackcaps, sightings 96.10, 99.25, 101.33, 103.29, 105.38, 108.38, 116.25, 117.22, 123.21, 125.29, 130.19, 131.9, 137.15, 138.24, 144.18, 145.21, 147.15, 149.21, 151.18, 154.25, 157.25, 164.12, 165.23, 166.33, 169.22

Blackman, Nigel, sub-ctee member [2008] Blanchedowne, name history, HS36 Blue Plaques 150.11, 11, 169.4–5, 174.6–7, 11–13, 116 Boast, Mary Joyce Mary Boast Walk 167.9 obituary 166.4–5 sub-ctee member [1974-2005] 88.22, 102.5 The Story of Camberwell 111.43 Bond, Paul, sub-ctee member [1994-2010] 101.21, 108.45–46, 127.27 Bond, Rupert 94.33 Bonnerjea, R, Eskimos in Europe: How They Got There and What Happened to Them Afterwards

143.27 Book group 135.19 Booth, Albert, obituary 165.14 Booth, Charles 106.30–32, 34 Boundary Stones 93.16–17 Bourgeois Bequest, paintings included 86.13 Bowden, Gerald Francis MP 110.36, 120.8 MP 85.13–20, 86.4, 16, 88.3, 91.10, 94.49, 49–50 Bowen Drive, planning 144.8 Bowers, R Steuart 167.25 Bowker, Gordon, Through the Dark Labyrinth 121.20 Bowles, John 109.39, 168.33 Bowring, Mrs S, sub-ctee member [1987-] 88.22 Boxall Road 170.32–34, 33–34 Boxall Row 168.34 Bradbeer, Paul, sub ctee member [1990-5] 88.22, 93.18–19, 94.14–15, 95.18–20, 96.10,

97.12–15, 98.10–13, 99.25–27, 100.30–33, 101.33–35, 102.12–15, 103.29–31, 105.36–38, 106.17–19, 136.26–27, 164.13–15

Bradbeer, Pro J W 145.25–27 Bradbeer, William, sub-ctee member [2002-] 133.19 Bradbury, David 121.29, 122.25 Bradley, Peter, Out of the Blue - A Celebration of Brockwell Park Lido 1937-2007 154.7–8 Bramblings, sightings 97.14, 100.31, 101.33, 103.31, 105.37–38, 116.25, 133.16, 149.22,

157.25, 168.15 Bramwell, Mary 85.29–30, 93.33 Brand, Colin 97.44, 100.47 Brander, Joan 110.26 Breakspeare House 170.24–27, 26–27 Bremmer, Andrew 125.34 Brennand, Tom, Dulwich-Sydenham Hill: The Centenary of a Golf Club, 1894-1994 101.36–38 Brewer, Christina, sub-ctee member [1999-2005] 121.19 Bridge House Trust 153.16

Bridge, Malcolm 151.19 sub-ctee member [2010-] Brightlands 140.35 Britain in Bloom 161.3 British Cycling Federation 146.2, 3 British Home and Hospital for Incurables 114.12–13 British Trust for Conservation Volunteers 85.10 Broadfoot, Hazel 147.21 Brockwell Park 157.3–4 Brockwell Park Lido 154.7–8 Brockwell Park Mansion 95.4 Bromley Council 110.11, 115.11, 119.8–12, 121.6–7, 122.5–6, 7–8, 125.7, 126.12–13,

130.11–12, 132.16–18, 149.2–4 Brooker, James William /FRIBA/ 1853-1904 169.31–32 Brown, Judy, Loudness 172.35–36 Brown, Kevin 120.20 Brown, Maggie 165.16–17 A Licence to be Different 156.31–33 Brown, Michael, sub-ctee member [1994-7] 101.20 Browning, Roger 89.8–9, 93.10, 95.35 Brownings, name history, HS35 Bryan, Margaret 107.4 Bucknall, Julian 93.31 Buildings at risk 96.33 Bullfinches, sightings 93.18, 99.27, 118.28, 141.14, 158.25, 160.21–22 Bumble Bees 153.18, 154.22–24 The Burbage Players 139.25, 171.35 Burbage Road 95.7, 149.32–34, 32, 34, 169.12, 175.23, 176.14–17, 17 Elm tree 90.17–18 planning 121.10, 131.29, 169.3 railway bridge 150.12–13, 12, 13 Burial Ground 14.17, 140.34, 34, 149.17–19, 166.15–16 Burner, Susanne 163.37 Burrell, Heather 141.25, 152.6 Burton, Tony 164.3–4, 35 Bus services, P4 90.6, 93.15, 122.15–16, 123.27–29, 124.21, 127.28, 132.27, 135.17, 139.8,

143.12, 156.2 Butler, A G, Estates Governor 96.14 Butler, Sir Robin, later Lord 103.5–7, 138.10 Butterflies 100.34–35, 137.18–20, 171.20, 21, 174.21 sightings 88.7, 104.14, 109.32, 110.15, 114.23–24, 122.19, 123.21, 131.10–11, 133.15,

138.25, 139.25, 143.20, 146.25–26, 147.16, 151.19, 162.26–27, 27, 166.33, 169.23, 175.13–14, 13

Buzzards, sightings 92.28, 108.38 C B Fry: An English Hero, Iain Wilton 123.19–20

Cable television 87.26 Cahill, John 138.8 Cairns, Mrs 97.29 Calder, Mrs A, sub-ctee member [1979-93] 88.22 Callam, Miss E M 103.21 Calman, Stephanie, Confessions of a Bad Mother 147.21 Calton Avenue 88.4, 93.14, 106.32, 147.12 [36] 163.19–21, 164.6 [99] 95.7 planning 119.30 Calvocoressi, Paul 86.9–10 Camberwell Consolidated Charities 160.8 Camberwell, Dulwich and Peckham by Stephen Humphrey 111.43–44 Camberwell New Cemetery 137.22–23 Camberwell Old Cemetery 137.22–23 Camberwell Society 153.4 Camberwell and West Norwood Tramways, by Vic Mitchell 100.20–21 Camberwell Borough Council 106.36, 107.37–38 Camden House 152.17, 18 Camley Street park 85.9–10 Campbell, Marjorie, exec ctee [1984-94] sub-ctee member [1982-99] 88.22, 99.27, 100.38,

103.25 Campbell, Archibald 103.25 Campbell, Col Frederick 158.19 Campbell, Kenneth FRIBA 104.35, 114.28–29 Campbell, Mary 98.16 Canada geese 93.32, 94.16, 105.12, 106.17–19, 107.22–24, 111.28–30 Candlish, Louise, The Double Life of Anna Day 151.30–31 Car Clubs 155.3–4 Caravan Club of Great Britain 85.6 Crystal Palace Site 87.7 Carey, Michael V 120.36, 127.32–33 Carnegie Library 151.28 Carnegie-Arbuthnot, Vicky, sub-ctee member [2007] Carpenter, Harry OBE 165.14–15 Carpenter, Pip 88.37 Carr, Brian St J 96.14 Carver Road 161.31–33, 33 Cash points 154.4, 155.3, 156.9, 175.23 Casino House 161.19–21, 19 Casino House estate 107.37–38, 130.27–28 Catalpa tree 170.19, 19, 172.15 Cather, Mr, Estates governor 92.14, 99.18 Cattley, Rev Richard 103.12–13, 105.40, 106.24 Caucasian Wing-nut trees 176.11, 11 Cedar trees 175.17–18, 17

Census [1851], HS2.23-7 Central Foundation Schools of London 86.6, 105.29–30, 151.2 Centre for Wildlife Gardening 141.14–15, 15, 25, 25, 152.6 Cerasano, S P 104.20–34 Cezanne, Tate Gallery 110.17–18 Chaffinches, sightings 99.26, 101.33, 105.37, 126.24, 133.6, 147.16, 149.21, 154.24, 157.25,

160.21–22, 168.15 Chambers, Kristin 94.32 Champion Hill 108.45, 121.15–18 Chandler, Arthur R 146.28–29 obituary 156.12, 12 sub-ctee member [1990-2000] 88.22, 32, 89.9, 90.17–18, 92.20, 93.21, 107.4, 141.3–4 Chandler, Raymond 140.17–19, 17 Channel tunnel rail link 94.49–50 Chapel of Ease, Goose Green 137.26, 26 Chapman, Albert 160.12–13 Charities 122.17, 131.21, 23, 159.13–14, 160.8, 170.9 Charlton, Margaret, obituary 92.7 Charsley-Jory, Liz 171.36–37 Charter School 122.17, 130.23–24, 133.12, 164.5, 166.13, 176.2 see also Dulwich High School for Boys Cheshire Home 89.24, 28, 93.4–5 Chess, Staunton 137.25 Chiffchaffs, sightings 17.25, 93.18, 94.14–15, 95.18, 96.10, 99.25, 101.34, 103.29, 105.37,

109.32, 116.25, 117.22, 120.13, 123.21, 131.9, 132.25, 137.15, 138.24, 141.14, 143.20, 145.21, 154.25, 166.33, 169.22

Chilcott, John, Chairman Dulwich Residents Association 91.13–14, 92.14, 20, 93.10–12, 95.6, 35, 96.14, 97.29

Chinese Whitebeam 86.31 Christian, Beth 166.15–16 Christmas concert [1993] 99.9–10 Christ’s Chapel 19.26, 103.5–7, 110.10, 111.45, 141.26–29, 27, 152.5–6, 5, 155.9, 162.6,

166.27–31, 27, 31, 170.8 organ 152.5, 168.19–20, 19 Church and Community in South London - St Saviour’s Denmark Hill 1881-1905, Richard Olney

172.36 Churches 132.29–32, 133.19–20, 145.14–15 Cinema 156.28–30 Citygrove Estates 146.2, 3, 147.7 Civic Trust 164.2, 3, 35 Amenity in Action 86.7 Japanese visitors 94.10–11 Civic Trust Award 164.2 Clack, Gill, sub-ctee member [2003-7] Clark, Daisy 155.19 Clark, Dave 152.13–15

sub-ctee member [2005-] 161.27–28, 165.23, 171.18–19 Clark, Janice 115.39 Clarke, Elizabeth 94.32, 123.22 Cleaner Greener Safer, activities 173.4 Climate change 85.24–26, 89.13–14, 147.11 Clink prison 153.10 Clive Road 127.12 Coffins to Cosmology, by John Salkeld 169.35–37 Cohen, Claire 98.20–21 Cokers Lane 139.14 Cole, Josephine 110.32 Cole, Sir Colin, obituary 129.35–36 Cole, Stewart 172.27 Coleman, Prof. Alice 157.15–17 College Gardens 163.13–14 College Lodge 160.4–5 College Road 85.13, 88.14, 16, 106.32, 117.32, 119.35, 120.11, 124.22–23, 139.13, 170.25–27 [9], planning 134.9–10, 135.16, 136.13 [11] 85.4, 167.11 [37], trees 154.4 Toll Gate see Toll Gate Collier, John Payne 176.25–27, 25 Collins, Reg Chairman [1991-5] 9.39–44, 91.1, 3–4, 11–12, 92.9, 14–16, 20, 93.2, 10–13, 94.35–38, 95.6,

31–35, 96.14, 97.18, 29, 98.8–9, 99.18, 18–20, 22–23, 102.4, 32, 103.4, 105.12 obituary 146.2 Vice Chairman, [1989-91] 85.1, 88.22, 89.7–10, 90.8, 91.1 Vice President [1999-2010] 121.18 Collins, Sigrid, sub-ctee member [1991-] 91.16, 104.8–10, 154.22–24 Collinson, J W 104.36 Colquhoun, Kate, A Thing in Disguise. The visionary life of Joseph Paxton 139.19–21 Colvin, M J 125.35–36 Colvin, Mrs R P 125.35–36 Commemorative plaques 175.20, 24, 36, 176.13–14, 17 Commonhold, definition 95.36 Commons Registration Act 1965 125.7 Community Council Grants 149.9–10 Community Councils, (Forums) 137.13–14, 13, 138.11, 144.4–5, 153.4, 160.2, 5, 169.2, 170.2,

171.3 Community Infrastructure Levy 175.5–6 Community Museum of the Year 87.6 Community Warden Scheme 144.13 Compost 94.20–22 Concerts 130.25–26, 141.25, 164.32, 165.11 The Concrete House 161.6–7, 6–7, 167.5–6, 16–19, 16–19, 169.8–9 The Concrete Jungle, garden creation 166.13

Coney Acre 139.14 Confessions of a Bad Mother, Stephanie Calman 147.21 Conservation Areas Dulwich 139.2–5, 4, 6–7, 143.2, 11, 145.2, 10–11, 11, 161.2 Herne Hill 137.4 Conservation measures, plans for 102.9, 103.4, 104.7 Constable, Colonel, HS2.18 Conversions, roofs, rules proposed 85.2 Conway, Vera K A 119.40 Cooper, R L 90.28 Coots, sightings 95.20, 97.15, 118.28 Corbyn, Lynn, editor [1990-3] exec ctee [1990-3] 88.1, 2, 9, 22, 93.3, 19, 94.2, 96.2 Cormorants, sightings 100.32, 112.13, 116.25, 117.22, 118.28, 122.20 Corner House 161.22–24, 22 Corner, Pat 140.7–8 Corvids, protection proposed 92.8 Cotton, Henry 101.37 Council charges, private roads 99.8 Council Estates, planning 124.19 Court Lane 93.14, 106.32–33, 144.20–23, 21–23, 175.23 planning 175.7 Court Rolls, HS27-31 Courtmead Close 139.14 Cousins, John Chandler 10.36 Cousins, Raymond, Estates governor 92.14, 99.18, 113.38, 115.35–36 Couzens, Dominic 92.5 Cowan, David Scott 167.16–19 Cowan, Prof Charles Donald, Estates governor 92.14, 97.29, 110.36 Cox, David, picture of Dulwich 109.19, 20–21 Cox, Tessa 156.24–25 Cox’s Walk 86.21, 103.8, 111.26, 161.8, 168.5 Crace family 167.23–25 Crane flies 133.15 Crathorne, Lord 89.27 Crawford, Alex 90.26 Crescent Wood Road [3] 89.15 [28] 137.5, 5 [Six Pillars] 111.19, 112.31, 114.31–32 Cricket 157.8, 23–24, 24, 159.12–13, 165.17, 168.29, 29 Crickets, sightings 131.10 Crime 91.6, 110.33–35, 121.31, 122.17, 123.31, 125.18–19, 158.9, 160.3 Dulwich 18th century 151.21–22 Crime in Dulwich, brief history 8.24–25, 138.17 Croft, M J 87.12–17 Croft, Michael 149.25–31, 25

Cromwell, Oliver (builder) 105.32–33 Croquet 88.38, 91.6, 98.22–23, 105.34, 128.27, 132.32, 149.13, 151.10, 152.31, 158.21, 21 Crosby, Brass 169.16–18, 18 Crouchman’s Close Residents’ Association 85.3–4 Crow, Robert 157.20 Crown and Greyhound 41.31–35, 90.27–28, 96.5–6, 134.10, 135.15, 136.36–37, 140.35, 141.35,

146.6, 151.31, 156.14, 170.3–4, 14, 172.4, 31–33, 31, 33, 173.3, 174.4–5 Crows, sightings 85.3, 93.34, 109.33, 119.23, 122.20 Croxted Road (Lane) 106.32, 119.30, 139.13, 145.10, 168.26, 26–27, 26, 26–27, 27, 169.5,

174.5, 175.8 planning 146.3 Croydon, Saxon name 88.24–26 Cruikshank, Leslie, obituary 122.17 Crystal Palace 94.30, 119.39, 123.16–17, 130.11–12, 134.13, 140.9, 11, 149.2–4 Caravan Club 87.7 Crystal Palace Act 1990 118.11, 119.8, 125.7 Crystal Palace Friends Campaign 147.9 Crystal Palace High Level Railway 33, 102, 173.36–37, 36–37 Crystal Palace Park 153.7, 23–24 changes proposed 85.6–7, 86.11, 102.33–34, 110.11–12, 111.41–42, 112.32, 114.7–8, 28–30,

115.11–14, 117.13, 118.11–12, 119.8–12, 121.6–7, 122.5–6, 7–8, 123.15, 30, 124.11–12, 125.7, 9, 35–36, 126.12–13, 27–28, 128.17, 18–21, 129.9–11, 9–26, 13–26

planning 153.22–23 Crystal Palace Park [2001 onwards] 132.16–18, 138.11, 140.9–11, 145.12, 156.7–8, 158.4–5,

159.13 Crystal Palace Park Visitor Farm 124.19 Crystal Palace Sports Centre 141.5, 148.18–19, 18, 156.8 Cuckoos, sightings 96.10, 114.23, 121.24 Culpin, Ewart G 167.25–27 Cuming Museum 87.8, 96.4–5 Cunningham, Jason, sub-ctee member [2010-] Curlew, sightings 108.38 Cycling 149.13, 13, 157.20–22, 21, 174.14, 14 London recumbents 111.12–13 paths 122.15, 124.20, 22, 155.2 proposals 106.13–14, 113.14, 115.16, 39, 123.27, 32, 125.25, 136.15, 16, 148.6 Society committee sub-group formed 135.17 see also Herne Hill Velodrome Dabchicks, sightings 151.18 Dallaway, James 148.24–26 Dalrymple, P, sub-ctee member [1991-3] 91.16 Daniel, Sylvia, sub-ctee member [1979-95] [2008-] 88.22, 108.36, 37, 122.21 Darby, Patrick exec ctee, [1997-2000], sub ctee member [1990-6], 85.20, 88.10, 88.22, 113.20, 117.30,

119.34, 125.30, HS21-36 158.29–30, 161.22–24

The Houses In Between 126.21 Kingswood - A History of the House and its Estate 121.19, 170.7 Darby, William 169.28 Dulwich Rediscovered 160.26–27 DARLINK 88.12, 16 Darwin, Francis, obituary 123.25 Davenport, John 108.15 David, Shantha 942.31 Davidson, James 131.33 Davies, Bridget 90.27, 97.26, 101.8, 39, 175.29–33 Davies, Chief Superintendent Robert 91.6 Davis, Alan Richard 110.36, 120.9 Davis, Arthur Jim, memoriam 85.7 Davis, Mr, Estates governor 92.14, 99.18 Davis, R O, sub-ctee member [1988-] 88.22 Davis, Rosa W obituary 164.8 sub-ctee member [1974-98, 2001-?] 85.23, 87.5, 88.22, 89.24, 97.23–24, 100.14–15,

102.24–25, 118.29, 119.39–40, 127.31, 133.19 Davis, Shirley, hats 91.24 Dawes, Hugh 162.16–18 Dawson, John Leonard, obituary 123.25 Dawson, Rosemary 88.36, 130.8, 132.21–22, 134.15, 136.37, 141.16 Dawsons Heights 148.24–26, 25 Day, Ruth, sub-ctee member [1990-3] 88.22, 94.23, 97.19–21 De Baedermaeker, G C (Bill) Oak tree in memoriam 98.17–18 obituary 94.9 sub-ctee member [1968-92] 85.21, 29, 86.8, 88.19, 22, 89.15, 28, 90.21, 91.17, 92.26–27,

93.16–17, 95.7 De Baedermaeker, M L (June), sub-ctee member [1974-99] 88.22, 164.6 de Boer, Manon 167.29 de Hooch, Pieter, exhibition 119.26 Death of a Soldier, Margaret Evison 176.34–35 Dejardin, Ian 146.16–20 Vice President [2008-] Dekker Road 106.36, 158.31–33, 32–33, 159.32–33, 33 Denmark Hill 106.32 Denys, Joan 85.7 Department of the Environment, Urban Parks and Social Renewal 110.12 Derelict buildings 153.3–4, 4 Desenfans, Margaret, picture sought 117.19 Diamond Jubilee 168.2, 173.2, 4 Dick, Kay Lawson 89.23, 91.15 Dickens, Charles 176.27 Diggory, Colin, Vice-president [2000-2010] 135.28

Dill, Dulwich herb 88.24–26 Dilwihs, old name for Dulwich 88.24–26 Dodd, Arthur W 86.30, 90.22, 26, 93.6, 136.35, 141.19–20, 166.26 Dog and Hat Film Society 147.25–26 Dog Kennel Hill Homebase proposal 129.31, 138.2 planning 124.18, 22, 140.26 Sainsbury’s store proposal 87.6–7, 89.6, 90.11, 28–29, 92.5, 93.4 Dog walking 144.30, 170.3 Domestic service 152.17–19 Dotterels, sightings 164.12–13 Double glazing 125.23 Douglass, Sir James, HS3 Dovercourt Road 153.6, 155.24–27, 25–28, 175.21 planning 175.7 Doves, sightings 117.23, 122.20, 147.15, 165.23 Dowd, Philip 94.32 Down, Rachel 172.35–36 Drainage swamp 145.24 Drake, Charles 167.16–17 Druce, A D 105.30 Duck family 89.20, 126.23, 162.28 Dudding, Mike 149.14 Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme 85.31, 98.18 Dulwich: A History, Brian Green 134.29 Dulwich in 1839, Local History Publications 129.30 Dulwich appreciation 89.16–17, 165.16–17, 166.3 common lands, HS31-4 dill herb 88.24–26, 101.22–23 ecologically 145.18–20, 160.20 history, 110.28-30, 111.34-36, 115.37-38, 119.39-40, 130.31-33, 131.25-27, 131.25-27,

131.30-33, 131.30-33, HS1-16, HS22-36, HS2.19-31 141.30, 143.28–31, 148.21–33, 154.16–17, 16–17, 155.21–23, 167.23–25, 169.25, 170.13–18, 28–31, 173.23–27

history [1882-], 105.28-33, 106.30-36, 107.34-39, 109.20-21, 115.19-23, 116.19-20, 118.25-27, 144.20-23, 144.32, 145.28-31, 145.28-30148.3-4Post Office Cart 148.3–4, 3–4, 152.17–19, 156.9–10, 159.10, 11, 15–18, 32–33, 163.18–19, 167.23–25, 170.21–24

life in wartime see wartime name etymology 101.22–23 parliamentary constituency boundary change 102.5–6 place names gazetteer 163.15 TV progs 162.13–14 Dulwich - The Home Front 1939-1945, Brian Green 107.26, 28–29, 150.11–12, 159.4 Dulwich. A History, Brian Green 137.27–28 Dulwich Antiques and Collectors Fair 88.7 Dulwich and Camberwell Past, Richard Tames 116.10

Dulwich Choral Society 123.22, 144.19, 151.13, 153.24, 159.22 Dulwich College 86.6, 103.5–7, 105.29, 109.38–39, 110.8, 140.30, 143.10, 163.10–12, 169.25 archives 176.25–27 on line 164.5 historical staff 163.28–29 income 151.2 opening overseas 100.12–13, 138.7–8 scholarships 138.10 Shanghai 146.28–29, 28, 29 swimming pool 135.10 The old Library 159.27 Dulwich College - A History - 1616-2008, by Jan Piggott 157.7, 158.29–30 Dulwich College Antiques Fair 93.25–26 Dulwich College Building Act 1808 169.25 Dulwich College Prep 136.11 planning 138.26, 143.10 Dulwich College Sports Centre, planning 111.16–18, 112.10, 148.6 Dulwich College War Memorial 167.35–37, 36–37 Dulwich Common 142.33–34, 167.5, 176.6–7 Dulwich Community Hospital exhibition 147.20, 20, 153.27–28 see also Dulwich Hospital Dulwich Conservation Trust 103.4–7, 104.7, 105.5, 6–11, 106.4–12, 107.4–12, 108.12–17,

109.11–12, 110.6–7 Dulwich Country Fayre 118.7–10, 120.17–20, 121.8–9, 28, 29, 122.11, 25, 123.8–10, 126.30–31,

128.13–14, 130.9–10, 21–22, 138.3, 15–16 Dulwich Deanery Synod 138.9 Dulwich Decorative and Fine Arts Society 135.19, 150.16, 176.8, 12 Dulwich Estate accounts 116.7, 120.30–32, 151.2 brief history 88.19 bulletin 167.33 Constitution and Governance 145.31–33 Governors now Trustees, [1995] grants to schools 137.8 open spaces 157.2 public meetings 162.3–4, 163.2–9 Trustees appointments 146.7 list of 145.31–34 selection of 163.4–5 web site 168.3 Dulwich Estates Public Utility Company 1919 107.37 Dulwich Festival [1993] 97.26–28, 98.29–30, 99.6 Dulwich Festival [1994] 102.25 Dulwich Festival [1995] 105.13, 106.3

Dulwich Festival [1997] 114.16–17 Dulwich Festival [1998] 117.28 Dulwich Festival [2002] 132.14 Dulwich Festival [2003] 136.17, 138.14–15 Dulwich Festival [2005] 144.8, 12, 16, 146.7–9, 9, 147.25 Dulwich Festival [2006] 148.15, 150.15–16 Dulwich Festival [2007] 154.8–9, 9 Dulwich Festival [2008] 16.19, 158.10, 10 Dulwich Festival [2009] 159.11, 160.9 Dulwich Festival [2010] 164.8 Dulwich Festival [2011] 168.8–9 Dulwich Festival [2012] 172.5–6, 11, 176.10 Dulwich Festival [2013] 176.10 Dulwich Goes Greener Group 153.7 Dulwich Going Greener 159.3, 25–26, 160.5 Dulwich Grove Church 139.10 Dulwich Hamlet School 98.20–21, 146.9–15, 11, 13, 14, 15, 149.11–12, 168.6 applying for Academy status 168.6 Dulwich Helpline 143.31–32, 168.9, 37 Dulwich High School for Boys (ex William Penn) 111.33, 118.20 see also Charter School Dulwich Hospital 17.8–9, 89.6, 109.35, 110.39, 114.26, 117.11, 121.21–22, 127.11, 12,

128.15–16, 130.8, 132.21–22, 133.27–30, 134.15, 136.37, 141.17–20, 17, 18, 144.12–13, 145.4, 147.20–21, 161.4–5, 4, 165.7–9, 7, 173.11–13, 11, 13, 174.5

campaign 147.9 war memorial 163.16, 165.6, 9 see also Dulwich Community Hospital Dulwich Leaseholders Society 108.47–48 Dulwich Library 93.30, 151.27, 27 Dulwich Medical Centre 103.7 Dulwich Mill 162.20–22, 20–22 Dulwich Park 89.15, 97.42–46, 100.46–47, 105.30–32, 118.7–10, 119.20–21, 121.9, 122.9, 11,

123.8–9, 124.26, 29, 127.17, 25–26, 128.11–14, 132.1, 11–14, 11, 13, 136.18–19, 138.11, 16, 141.6, 10–12, 148.14, 149.19, 150.2, 5–8, 5, 6, 7, 8, 157.5, 159.8, 161.30, 162.7, 28, 28, 165.2, 11, 11, 12, 21

children’s playground 119.25, 120.20 dog walking 103.32–34, 166.16–17 Hepworth sculpture stolen 171.2–3 lodges 127.11, 132.13, 160.4–5, 163.18 planning 19.8, 110.9, 119.31, 134.9, 20, 143.3–5, 3, 5, 160.8–9 rhododendrons 9.17 tea house 93.29, 132.11–12 Dulwich Park - a park for the people for ever, Liz Johnson 146.15 Dulwich Park Fair [2001] 132.14 Dulwich Park Friends 104.12, 105.15, 108.27, 110.13, 119.25, 127.17, 147.9, 150.6–7

Dulwich Park Rangers 110.13, 124.29, 127.26 Dulwich Picture Gallery 86.6, 98.22, 103.5–7, 109.22–26, 40, 110.37–38, 124.25, 125.15,

16–17, 134.23, 136.12, 140.30, 146.16–20, 160.18, 171.36–37, 174.17–18 200 years 168.2, 7, 7 activities 85.4–5, 87.3–4, 7–8, 88.4–5, 92.29, 93.35, 97.11, 99.11, 12–13, 31, 102.26–28,

105.20–21, 106.26–29, 108.19–22, 116.15, 16–18, 141.23, 24, 146.22, 23–24, 148.9, 150.17, 152.22, 162.32, 167.9, 168.7, 8, 171.6–7, 174.14

awards 92.3, 146.5 entrance 90.26, 166.10 exhibitions 110.16–17, 112.21–23, 113.17–19, 22, 114.8, 118.21, 119.26–27, 120.22–24,

131.13–14, 13–14, 140.9, 143.25, 147.26, 26–27, 150.25, 153.24–25, 154.11, 158.27, 28, 160.30, 163.37, 165.32, 32, 166.17, 167.28, 169.33

future plans 109.25–26, 110.9, 10, 111.40, 113.16–17, 166.10 histories 86.13, 100.44–45, 105.29, 115.19–23, 20–21, 167.2, 176.35–36 legacy 90.6 loans to National Gallery 86.13–14 Lord Sainsbury Chairman 100.11–12 Mausoleum Lantern 154.22 planning 111.19–20 teaching 105.24–26 visits Duchess of York 85.4, 86.14–15 HRH Prince Charles 105.20–21 HRH Prince of Wales, Duchess of Cambridge, Duchess of Cornwall 173.9–11, 10 Royal Ballet 86.14–15 Dulwich Picture Gallery Friends 147.9–10 Dulwich Picture Gallery garden, trees 102.18–19 Dulwich Players 86.8–9, 87.5, 88.7, 89.4–5, 90.23, 92.4, 93.4, 31, 94.33, 97.2, 102.30–31,

110.40, 116.14, 117.29, 129.8, 131.15–16, 136.32–33, 32, 33, 139.25, 141.24, 143.26, 150.25, 152.21, 154.11–12, 156.23, 160.30, 162.30–32, 30, 163.13, 165.33, 169.34, 171.34–35, 173.35

Dulwich Pottery 166.12 Dulwich Quilters 118.16, 16, 119.19, 19, 135.24–25, 166.35 Dulwich Rediscovered, William Darby 160.26–27 Dulwich Residents’ Association 85.3, 86.5, 88.15, 99.18, 101.9, 130.13–14 amalgamation with proposed 93.2, 95.35, 127.8 Dulwich Rotary Club 163.13 Dulwich Runners 158.22, 22–23 Dulwich Show see Dulwich Country Fayre Dulwich Society see Society Dulwich Sports Club, floodlighting 135.15 Dulwich and Sydenham Hill Golf Club 85.2, 94.50, 101.36–38, 111.19, 112.10, 157.23, 23,

168.36, 36 Dulwich Symphony Orchestra 166.36 Dulwich Upper Wood 153.15–17, 16, 168.12, 12–14 Dulwich Village 149.10, 151.31–33, 31, 32 (97) 85.18, 86.9–10, 87.28, 90.21, 115.39

appearance 4, 137, 136.35, 137.4, 163.18, 167.34 burial ground 117.28, 137.3, 149.17–19, 17 Crown and Greyhound see Crown and Greyhound flooding 136.21–22 fountain 86.7 garage 113.7 life in 157.10–13, 11–13, 158.11–15, 11–12, 159.15–18, 160.12–15, 161.15–17, 162.12–15 lighting 140.13 planning 110.8–9, 111.19, 112.10, 113.38–40, 126.20, 132.11, 133.13, 140.26, 143.11, 144.7,

145.12, 149.7, 154.4, 155.3, 159.6–7, 175.8 [9] 146.4 Woodyard 113.12–13, 114.11, 115.14, 117.13, 118.24, 119.31, 120.25–26, 121.9, 10,

124.15, 125.14, 126.20, 127.24, 131.28, 133.11, 14, 134.10, 135.11, 11, 136.11 Playgroup 88.8 post office 145.4–6, 5, 164.3, 169.9 restaurants 111.19 shops 88.3, 14, 92.16, 94.2, 45, 95.6, 96.2, 99.22–23, 108.39–44, 113.7, 136.11, 12, 137.9,

143.11, 148.7, 155.12–15, 12–15, 156.13–17, 16–17, 162.3, 163.5, 164.3, 174.4 traffic concerns 125.24, 132.26–27, 135.17 Dulwich Village [111, 113, 115] 152.26–27, 27 Dulwich Village Bowls Club 140.12 Dulwich Village Business/Traders Association 95.6, 98.9, 110.7 Dulwich Village Conservation Area 139.2–5, 4, 6–7, 143.2, 11, 145.2, 10–12, 11, 161.2 Dulwich Village Infants School 146.9–15, 11 Dulwich Village Preservation Society 86.5, 9, 88.12–15, 91.11–14, 99.18, 102.32, 106.12,

118.32, 119.33, 145.13, 149.19, 150.6 Dulwich Volunteer Battalion 159.14, 14, 160.29, 161.2 Dulwich Wine Society 135.26–27 Dulwich Wood Avenue, [2] 88.22–23, 90.30 Dulwich Wood Avenue, [6] 90.30 Dulwich Wood House 90.28 Dulwich Wood Park. 146.30–33 Dulwich Woods 153.19 85.3, 85.10, 85.18, 86.20-21, 88.17, 92.15-16, 94.12-13, 102.4, 102.22, 108.38, 109.30-31,

116.28-29, 124.30, 126.26, HS11-14 11.15–16, 138.13, 139.26–27, 141.7, 143.7, 148.7–8, 171.2, 19–20, 19–20

flora 86.27–28 herb garden 88.26 see also Beechgrove Dulwich Youth Orchestra 168.22–23, 23 Dulwich-Sydenham Hill: The Centenary of a Golf Club, 1894-1994, Tom Brennand 101.36–38 Dunn, Bill Newton, The Man who was John Bull 116.9–10 Dunnock, sightings 139.25, 143.19 Durrell family 121.20 The Dutch Estate 167.30–32, 31–32 Dyke, John, sub ctee-member [1994-2004] 101.20

Eager, Marjorie A obituary 136.28 sub-ctee member [1990-2001] 88.22, 97.3 Earle, Nick 159.19 East Dulwich: An Illustrated Guide, John D Beasley 119.14 East Dulwich 155.2, 167.30–32 rail services 168.6 shops 99.23–24 East Dulwich Grove 152.19 East Dulwich Remembered, John Beasley 133.35 Eastlands 164.17–18, 17 Eastlands Crescent 164.19–21, 20–21 Eckersley, Toby 121.29 Eckhart, Dawn 86.14, 95.26–27 Edgar, King [967] 88.24 Edward Alleyn Club 145.14 Edward Alleyn statue 100.39–40, 104.20–34, 120.27–28, 133.9, 135.12, 137.4–5, 138.28–29,

28–29, 140.5, 141.3, 3–4, 19, 143.16–18, 18, 144.6, 145.6–9, 6–9, 146.3, 147.2, 3–5, 3, 4, 5, 152.4, 153.9–11, 155.5, 156.4–5, 158.7, 159.2, 3, 163.16, 164.5, 165.5, 168.4

Edward Alleyn’s Devil, Nicola Baldwin 152.7 Edward Alleyn’s Foundation 140.28 Edwardian houses 143.2, 22–24 Edwards family 171.26 Edwards, John Passmore 113.23–24 Edwards, Kevin 93.31, 102.30–31 Effra, River 95.2–3 Egert, Simon 93.27 Egert, Stella 99.28–30 Electoral Reform Society 93.10 Elliot, Dr Brent 86.17–19 Elliott, Anthony, sub-ctee member [2001-8] 129.19 Ellyatt, G F 149.31–34 Elm tree, Burbage Road 90.17–18, 93.21 Elm trees 163.34–35 Elsom, Cecil H, FRIBA 104.35 Embroidery 174.29–31, 30, 31 Emery, Fred 128.18–21, 170.10 Emmanuel Church, Clive Rd 162.35, 175.36 Enfranchisement, definition 95.36 Englefield, Dermot, obituary 155.10, 10 English Heritage 86.9–10, 87.6, 102.9, 104.7, 105.6–7, 128.11 English Nature, activities 100.37 Environment protection, dog faeces 92.4 Environmental Transport Association 90.14–16 Ernest, Walter 93.10, 95.6

Eskimos in Europe: How They Got There and What Happened to Them Afterwards, R Bonnerjea 143.27

Estate Agents’ Boards 155.33 Estates Governors’ Advisory Committee for Scheme of Management 85.3, 20, 87.26, 89.7–10,

90.8, 97.29–39 Estates Governors/Trustees, applications 88.4, 90.5 Estates office, public meeting 85.13 Estates Trustees/Governors accounts 92.21–23, 99.18, 21–22 appointments 85.8–9, 88.36, 89.26–27 concerns about 86.2–3, 88.10, 89.2–3 Dulwich Conservation Area 139.6–7 history 105.29–30, 106.30–36, 107.34–39, 139.13–15 management scheme developments 91.2, 3–4, 11–14, 92.18–20, 93.10–13, 96.14–27, 104.7,

105.6–11, 106.4–9, 108.12–13 meetings with 85.2–3, 88.3–6, 12–18, 33, 99.18–20 new arrangements proposed 103.4–7, 165.3 opinions on 88.33–35 planning decision 93.8–9 public meeting 85.13–20, 91.10 relations with 90.2–3, 5, 110.6–7, 113.5–6, 125.9, 138.4 Trustees nominated 110.36 website 156.9 European Museum of the Year Award [1989] 87.3–4 Evans, Katherine 88.36 obituary 87.27, 88.9 Evans, Leonora 94.32 Evans, Magdalen 146.20–21 Evans, Prof Julian 150.4 Everett, June 93.24 Everson, Sir Frederick KCMG Ash tree in honour of 87.5 obituary 131.24 President [1989-91] 88.22, 91.2 Everyday Book of 1827, William Hone 115.19, 116.9 Evison, Margaret, Death of a Soldier 176.34–35 Evison, Mark memorials 167.2, 8 obituary 162.11, 11 Exhibitions Dulwich Past and Present 99.11, 31 portraits 92.29 The Other Dulwich Picture Gallery 87.10–11 see also Dulwich Picture Gallery, exhibitions Extensions effects of 166.3

public meeting 85.17–18 Eynella Road 106.33, 175.23 Fairlie, Gerald 90.24–25 bequest 90.5 Family History in Southwark, by Leonard Reilly 111.44 Fangandini, D A A 114.29 Farmer, Gemma 95.7 Farmers’ Market 132.24 Farming in Dulwich 173.23–27, 24–27 Farquaharson, Mrs C 115.37 Farquhar Road 88.26, 139.13, 146.31, 31, 33 Farrar, David 147.14–15, 15, 148.33 Farren, Nigel 86.4 Farthing, Elizabeth 93.33–34 Fascism 140.19–22 Fawden, Benjamin 94.32 Fences 170.3 Fenner, Derek A, Vice President [1989-93] 88.22, 93.21 Fernbank see Beechgrove Ferrings 139.15, 150.29–32, 32, 159.30 name history, HS35-6 planning 134.9, 135.10 Festing, Sally 86.17–19, 87.8 Field, Marshall 135.19 Chairman of the Estate Governors 8.14, 85.13–20, 86.16–18 Fieldfares, sightings 10.27, 88.7, 90.7, 93.18, 94.14, 95.18, 101.34, 105.36, 113.9, 116.25,

133.16, 137.15, 139.24, 159.23, 164.12, 173.31 Fifty years 173.4, 174.5–6, 175.2, 5, 176.3–4, 3–4 Film 115.25–26, 156.28–30, 296–630 Film crews 100.4–6 Filming, locally 101.25–26, 102.23–24, 108.45–46, 126.8, 140.12 Filose, Juliet 103.15 Finch, Gerry, obituary 105.13 Finger posts 139.8, 158.9, 9, 160.7, 161.3, 166.3–4, 168.5 Firecrests, sightings 97.14, 99.26, 100.33, 101.34, 125.29, 151.18, 157.25, 160.22 Fires, churches 132.28–32 Firework display 115.36–37 Fitton, James RA, brief biography 101.27–29, 172.18–22, 18, 20, 173.21, 176.17–21 Fitton, Judy 169.13, 172.18–22, 173.16–21, 175.26–29 Fitton, Margaret 172.18–22, 18, 173.17–21, 21 Flats, leaseholds possible legal changes 88.4 Fletcher, Tony 156.28–30 Flooding 136.21–22, 144.11, 152.5, 154.32–33, 157.8, 174.4 Flower Festival [2008] 158.10 Flycatchers, sightings 90.7, 93.18, 94.14, 95.19, 97.13, 99.26, 103.30, 121.24, 123.21, 131.9

Folklore 100.39–41 Folly, Sydenham Hill Woods 174.21, 21 Footpaths 141.7 Footring, Edward, obituary 109.17 Fordham, John 131.30–33 The Fort 156.26–28, 26–28 Foster, Geoffrey 119.29 Fountain 145.24 Dr Webster’s, Dulwich Village 10.34, 86.7, 90.21, 138.5, 162.4 Fountain Drive 133.12, 21–22, 22, 134.12, 135.16, 140.26 [1] 164.6 planning 149.7 Fountain Lodge 145.24 Foxes 116.23–24, 117.25, 137.16–18, 17, 154.26–27, 26 deterring 166.5–7 sightings 88.7, 109.32, 110.15, 114.23, 119.40 Frank Dixon Way 88.14, 160.19 planning 147.8, 22–24, 23, 24, 169.5 Frankel, Theo 90.24–25 Franklin, David 139.31 Franklin, Ruth 86.8 Fraser, Jeremy, leader Southwark Cncl 99.16, 102.9 Fraser, W 110.36, 120.8 Freeman, David A, sub-ctee member [1985-2008] 86.21, 88.22, 92.20, 97.25, 100.33, 37,

104.8–10, 112.29–30 Freeman, Ms M, sub-ctee member [1990-3] 88.22 Freemasonry 120.34–35, 121.29 French, Wendy 97.28 Freshwater, Don obituary 135.14, 136.26–27 sub ctee member [1985-2003] 85.4, 87.27, 88.22, 105.38, 107.15–16, 108.38, 109.32, 110.15,

111.28–31, 45, 112.13–14, 113.9–10, 114.23–24, 116.25–26, 117.21–23, 118.28–29, 119.23, 120.13–14, 121.24–25, 122.19–20, 123.21, 124.26–27, 125.28–29, 126.24–25, 130.19, 131.9–11, 133.15–16

Freshwater, Pamela 87.27 Friend, Lionel 97.26 Friends of Belair Park 153.17–18 Friends of Kingswood House 118.23, 119.24 Friends of Norwood Cemetery, proposed 87.9–10 Friends of Nunhead Cemetery 85.6, 9, 111.45, 137.23 Friends organisations 147.8–10 Friends of the Park launch, Dulwich Park 104.12 Frith, Malcolm 94.15–16, 27–28 Frith, Mathew 105.39, 115.27–29, 31–32 Frith, William Powell 150.26–29, 26, 171.24, 24 Frobisher Court 171.29

Frogs 16.23, 98.16–17, 107.16, 129.27, 131.9 Frost Fairs on the Frozen Thames, Nicholas Reed 135.29 Frost, Stephen 97.26 Fruit trees 101.31–32 Fry, Charles Burgess 123.19 Fry, Walter 123.19–20 Fryatt, Dr M P, sub-ctee member [1990-1] 88.22 Fuller, Graham 105.34 Fuller, Leonard 163.12 Furnival, Jane Features editor [1990-8], exec ctee [1991-8] 89.2–3, 90.19–20, 91.16, 20–23, 25–26, 93.29,

30, 94.17, 96.28–31, 98.31–32, 99.28–30, 103.9–10, 110.24–25, 111.12–13 Suck, Don’t Blow 119.15–16 Gaitskell, Andrew, sub-ctee member [2008-10] Gaitskell, Patricia, sub-ctee member [1996-2010] 109.20 Galaccio, Anya 176.8 Galer, Jacqueline Muriel obituary 116.8 sub-ctee member [1982-98] 88.22, 91.15 Galerie Dagmar 93.35 Gallery Road 119.35, 132.26, 140.24, 145.17–18, 17–18, 170.5, 172.9, 9 football 153.8, 8 sports grounds 135.10, 137.9 Gammon, Jennie 86.8–9 Gander, Ryan 176.8 Garden designing 129.33–34, 130.34–35, 132.43–44 Garden group 89.24–25, 90.24–25, 91.15–16, 92.24–25, 93.5, 20, 98.13–15, 16, 101.30–31,

103.26, 105.17, 19, 107.14, 108.34–35, 110.19–22, 113.8, 114.21, 125.27, 127.31, 128.23, 132.35–36, 136.23–24, 138.20–23, 20–23, 143.13–14, 13, 14, 147.6, 6, 151.7–8, 158.7, 159.7, 162.7–8, 7–8, 166.12–13, 13, 168.5, 169.9, 170.4–5, 174.17

Garden pests 127.27 Gardening in Dulwich 138.18–19, 18–19 Gardens, Victorian in Sydenham Hill Wood 8.17–19 Gardiner, Judith, sub-ctee member [2001] 129.19 Gardiner, Ralph 127.12 Gardner,Brigid 175.29–33 Garvens, HS15 Gaster, Chris 102.33–34 Gazetteer of Dulwich place names 163.15 Geese, sightings 103.31, 105.36, 165.23 George, Anthony 114.24–26, 116.28–29, 141.15–16, 167.12–13, 33, 175.16 George, Sir Edward 138.8, 10 obituary 161.12–13, 12 George, Tony 150.4 Georgian Dulwich 154.16–19, 16–19

Gerhard, Elizabeth, obituary 151.9 Germany Calling, Mary Kenny 140.19–22 Gettrus, John 99.32 Getty, John Paul junior 90.19–20 Ghafoor, Uzma 94.32 Gibbs, Marion, Vice President [1996-] 109.20, 174.7 Gibson, Tom 105.13 A Gilded Vagabond, Keith Hindell 176.36–37, 37 Gildersleve, Alan 94.51, 98.27–28, 106.38–39, 110.37, 113.40, 121.28, 147.17, 18–21,

151.24–25 Giles Coppice 139.14 Gilkes, Christopher 139.13 Gilkes Crescent 88.4, 146.4, 157.31–33, 31–33 Gilliard, Jeremy 116.31, 117.31, 118.31 Gilliard, Vivienne 117.31, 118.31 Glass, Sally 171.33–34 Glover, Julian 147.3–5, 4, 5 Gluck, David 151.12, 12 Goldcrests, sightings 91.16, 103.31, 137.15, 138.25, 143.19, 165.23, 173.31, 31 Golden oriole, sightings 96.10 Golden plovers, sightings 96.10, 97.15, 103.31 Goldfinches, sightings 99.27, 125.29, 138.24, 145.21, 147.16, 154.24, 157.25, 162.28, 165.23,

168.15 Golds, Anthony A exec ctee [1990-5] sub-ctee member [1985-95] 88.22–23, 90.30, 98.2–3, 100.23, 101.22–23 obituary 138.8 Golf 157.23 Gomez, Wendy 90.29 Gooday, Peter 115.26 Goodhew, Harry 161.10 Goodman, His Honour Judge Michael The Story of St Stephen’s Church, South Dulwich 153.27 Vice President [1988-] 88.22, 147.29–33, 151.10, 155.32, 158.21, 159.22 Goosander, sightings 116.25 Goose, white 139.21–22 The Goose and Granite, new name for The Plough 111.33 Goose Green 99.11–12, 137.26, 26 Gort-Barton, Sally, sub ctee member [1996] 109.20 Gosschalk, Gail 94.33 Gotch, Jeremy Millard Butler, Estates governor 85.17–19, 89.26–27, 92.14, 94.47–48, 96.14,

97.29, 106.11, 110.36, 162.14–15 Gothic Folly, Sydenham Hill Wood 86.17–19 Gould, Peter, sub-ctee member [1984-93] 88.22, 100.26–27 Graduation blues 170.12 Graffiti 125.18–19, 34, 147.12 Grafton Hall 170.21–24, 22

Graham, Mary 90.29 Grammar school 85.13, 88.10, 11, 14 Grange Lane 139.26, 153.19 Grant, Geoffrey C 121.28 Grants, (CGS), local schemes 165.4–5 Gray, Ronald George 110.36, 120.9 obituary 171.8 Graydon, Jane 130.27–30 Great Brownings 139.14 Great North Wood 97.25, 108.33–34, 38 The Great North Wood - a brief history of ancient woodlands from Selhurst to Deptford, London

Wildlife Trust 108.34 Grebes, sightings 88.7, 97.14, 101.34, 144.17, 150.20, 152.12, 154.25, 155.20–21, 157.25,

158.25, 25, 162.27, 28, 167.27, 170.20 Green and Ball 93.21 Green, Brian Dulwich: A History 134.29 Dulwich - The Home Front 1939–1945, 107.26, 28–29 Dulwich. A History 137.27–28 Elm tree 90.17–18, 93.21 sub-ctee member [1982-] exec. ctee [2003-] editor [2003-], 87.20-22, 88.22, 88.32, 93.32,

94.9, 94.25-26, 94.30, 95.21-22, 108.39-44, 115.11-14, 120.27-28, 121.13, 121.15-18, 136.17, HS21-36 130.14, 138.22–23, 139.26–28, 140.17–19, 141.29–35, 143.28–31, 146.11–15, 147.14–15, 149.17–19, 150.26–28, 151.21–22, 152.17–19, 153.9–11, 155.12–15, 156.13–17, 157.10–13, 20–22, 158.11–19, 159.15–18, 160.12–15, 161.15–17, 162.12–14, 33–34, 163.10–12, 164.17–18, 165.26–28

sub-ctee member [1982-] exec ctee [2003-] editor [2003-] ctd 169.16–21, 35–37, 170.13–18, 171.9–14, 172.23–30, 36, 173.23–27, 176.21–24

To read and sew 91.19, 94.32 Green Chain 141.7 walking 151.9–10, 153.7 Green, Maureen 86.30 Green Party, exhibition 85.9 Green, Rita 166.13 Green, Timothy 86.30 Greendale 138.2, 140.13, 143.12, 12 Greenfinches, sightings 144.18, 154.24, 157.25, 160.21–22, 168.15 The Greening of the Cities, David Nicholson-Lord 88.29 Greenwood, David 176.11–12 Greer, Julie, sub-ctee member [1996-9, 2001-2010] 109.20 Gregory, Henry Churchman 171.26 Grenville Court 146.32 Grey Partridge, sightings 171.18 Greyhound Inn 150.9–10, 10 Griffin, Betty 116.19–20, 118.25–27 Griffin Sports Ground 166.2, 167.34

Grimwood, Glenys 174.29–31, 29 Grindley, Steve 152.8 Grove Bowling Club 139.9–10 Grove Tavern, HS25-6 176.6, 6 Grove Vale, planning 124.18, 125.14 Grove Vale Library 151.27, 28, 29 Grove Walk 102.32, 174.3 Groves, C R, sub-ctee member [1990-] 88.22 Grundy, Sydney 168.31–32, 32 Gulls, sightings 90.7, 114.23, 118.28, 123.21, 152.12 Gwilliams, Revd Canon, Dianna 165.6, 168.6–7 Hadfield, Robert 112.31 Haffenden, Ken, obituary 158.15, 15 Hailsham, Lord 88.4 Hale, Ian (Bill) 90.24–25, 31 obituary 165.15 Half Moon Lane 106.34, 117.30, 124.15–18, 145.25–27, 160.5, 161.32–33, 33, 175.7 Half Moon Printmakers 88.37 Half Moon public house 110.31, 140.30, 169.31–32, 31–32 licensing 151.4–6 Hall, A C L 101.40 Hall, Anna Maria, HS2 Hall, Edwin Stanley, MA PPRIBA 165.24, 33 Hall, Edwin Thomas 159.27–28 Hall Place 175.34–36 Hall, Samuel Carter, HS2 Hall-Clark, Geoffrey Vice President [1986-91] 88.22 obituary 91.28 Halsey, D W, sub-ctee member [1985-] 88.22 Hambleden House 172.23, 27–28, 27, 28, 176.33, 33 Hambleden, Lord 98.26, 99.33–34 Hamilton, Claire, sub-ctee member [1985-2004] 88.22, 91.15 Hammer, Jim 158.3–4 Hammer, Meg, sub-ctee member [1990-] 88.22 Hammond, Audrey 87.11, 123.15, 16–17, 129.13–26, 13–26 Hampton, Helen 165.11 Hand bells 94.51, 147.17 Hanton, Alastair K, exec ctee [1990-] sub-ctee member [1988-] 86.16, 88.22, 89.11, 93.14–15,

95.16, 99.14–17, 100.9–10, 103.22–24, 106.13–14, 109.13–14, 113.14, 119.35–36, 37–38, 122.15, 124.21–23, 125.24–25, 127.28–29, 130.15–16, 131.7, 24, 132.26–28, 134.18, 135.17–18, 139.29, 140.24–25, 143.12–13, 147.6–7, 151.6–7, 8, 156.3–4, 158.5–6, 160.5–6, 161.7, 163.16, 167.6–7, 169.6

Hanton, Margaret, sub-ctee member [1991-2000] 88.29–31, 90.12–13, 91.16, 99.8–9, 139.2–5 Harding, Valentine 153.32–33

Hardstanding, front gardens 97.38–39 Harman, Paul 89.7, 8, 92.14, 20, 93.9 Harper, Marilyn 140.4 Harrison, Martin, sub ctee-member [1994-2010] 99.22–23, 101.20 Harrold, Robert 145.15 Hartley, Diana Rev 123.7 Hats, made in Herne Hill 91.24 Hatton, Tim 93.8–9 Havenhand, Brenda 176.13 Havenhand, Greville 135.26–27, 140.19.22, 144.26–29, 156.31–33, 176.36–37 Nation of Shopkeepers 144.26–29 Hawfinches, sightings 108.38, 117.23 Heath, Dr Martin 85.24–26, 86.25–26, 29, 89.13–14, 98.28, 121.28, 153.17–18, 161.8 Heathcote-Skinner, Hazel 93.5–6 Hedgehogs 106.19, 120.14, 135.31–35, 139.22–23 sightings 92.28, 111.30, 114.23, 118.28, 123.21 Hedges 114.24–26, 145.17–18, 17–18 Henderson, George Thompson 171.25 Henderson, John McDonald 162.34–36 Henley, Chris, sub-ctee member [2001-] 129.18 Henry Moore Exhibition 141.23 Henslowe, Philip 153.10 Hensman, Emma 115.39 Hepworth, Barbara 171.2–3, 176.7–8 Hepworth sculpture replacement, Southwark Council 173.5–6, 175.9–10, 176.8–9 Herbs in Dulwich 88.24–26 Heritage of London Trust 157.14–15 Hermits 157.13 Herne Hill concerns 159.9, 166.7–10 conservation areas 137.4 parking 134.16–17, 136.38 Post Office 152.4 shops 136.13 traffic concerns 143.12–13, 157.3–4 Herne Hill Arts 95.24 Herne Hill Forum 159.9 Herne Hill Heritage Trail, Herne Hill Society 138.27 Herne Hill junction, planning 154.5 Herne Hill Personalities, Herne Hill Society 151.30 Herne Hill Pottery 93.35 Herne Hill Society 85.3, 86.5, 87.5 Herne Hill Heritage Trail 138.27 Herne Hill Personalities 151.30 Herne Hill Station 104.8–10, 124.19, 174.32–34, 32, 33 Herne Hill Velodrome 105.14, 134.21–23, 135.12–13, 136.15, 16, 137.2, 138.2–3, 139.16–17,

144.6–7, 145.6, 146.2, 3, 147.7, 148.6, 149.13, 13, 161.9–10, 163.6, 35–36, 164.3, 7, 165.10, 10, 166.14–15, 14, 167.3, 6–7, 27, 168.3, 4, 169.7–8, 7, 170.6, 172.10, 10, 174.3, 176.9, 9

see also cycling Herons, sightings 88.7, 122.20, 126.23, 138.24–25, 140.27, 145.20, 21 High Court, application to 93.10–13, 96.15, 97.30 High Wood Barracks 134.24–25, 135.16, 140.25–26 Higman, Janet 176.12 Higman, William P Chairman [1995-2000] 105.1, 5–6, 106.6–9, 38, 107.4–8, 108.12–13, 16–17, 109.6–7, 9–12,

110.11–12, 111.14, 112.6–8, 113.5–6, 39–40, 114.5–6, 29–30, 115.7–9, 35–36, 116.7, 32, 118.7–9, 119.6, 8–9, 120.7–11, 122.5–6, 11, 124.11–12

sub-ctee member [1991-], Exec ctee [1993-] 91.16, 92.20, 95.6, 96.14, 22–24, 97.29, 43, 99.16, 147.8–10, 149.4–5, 150.5–8, 151.26–29, 153.27–28, 160.10–11, 163.24

Vice chairman [1993-5] 98.1, 99.18, 101.9–11, 12–15, 102.9, 32, 103.4, 32–34, 104.7 Vice chairman [2000-4] 10.9–10, 12.16–18, 125.9, 126.15–18, 30–31, 127.14–15, 34–35,

128.11–14, 129.9–11, 130.9–10, 11–12, 13–14, 133.23–25, 134.36–39, 136.21–22, 139.19–20, 140.9–11, 144.4–5, 31, 169.11–12, 173.11–13

Hill, Adrian 151.4–6, 153.22–23 Chairman [2000-8], exec ctee [1998-] 107.4, 125.2, 127.14–15, 16, 128.17, 134.11–12,

16–17, 136.9, 15, 38, 156.7–8, 157.3, 159.9, 164.24–25, 34, 165.22, 166.7–10, 34, 37 Vice Chairman [1998-2000] 117.1, 10, 118.13–15, 19, 120.9 Hill, John Henry 171.23 Hill-Archer, Valerie, sub-ctee member [2012-] Hindell, Keith, A Gilded Vagabond 176.36–37, 37 Hindley, Belinda 167.12 sub-ctee member, [2010-] Hitherwood Drive, planning 175.6–7 Hobby falcons, sightings 99.27, 102.15, 103.31, 108.38, 118.28, 123.21, 154.25, 171.17 Hockaday, Arthur 111.45 obituary 143.8–9, 8 Hoey, Kate MP 85.15–16, 86.4, 93.9 Hole, Patricia 139.31 Hollingdale, Jenny 93.24 Hollis, David 149.6 obituary 151.8 sub-ctee member [1985-2010] 88.22, 106.13–14 Holroyd, George Baron 162.35–37 Holst, Gustav 159.31 Holt, Ian 149.20–21 Home Guard 150.23–24, 24 Hone, William, Everyday Book of 1827, 115.19, 116.9 Honey bees 97.23–24, 139.9 Honey Buzzard, sightings 99.25 Honor Oak 139.28 Honor Oak Gallery 132.19 Hook, Theodore 116.9–10

Hooker, Joseph 103.25 Hoole, Ken 133.28–29 Hopgood, Adrian 88.29–31 Hopkins, Alpha 160.9 Hornets 175.14–16, 15 Horniman, Annie 174.25–28, 25, 26 Horniman, Emslie 174.25–27 Horniman Gardens 172.16, 16 Horniman Museum 85.21–22, 87.5, 134.23, 137.24, 139.27, 141.6, 147.11, 153.6, 163.24,

165.33, 176.20, 37 award 146.5 conservatory 87.6 rose 150.14 wildlife 89.18–19 Horniman Play Park 151.3–4, 3, 4, 152.7–8, 8, 153.5–6, 5, 161.10, 10 Hornsby, Charmian 166.14–15, 172.10 Hornsby, Timothy 141.6 Horse Chestnut trees planted 85.3 Horticultural advice 89.21–22, 95.28–30, 101.31–32, 40, 163.31–33, 164.24–25, 34, 165.22,

166.34, 37 Horton, Percy 146.20–21, 20 Horton, Percy Frederick 175.26–29, 26 Hoskins, Bryan, obituary 101.8 The Hound in the Left Hand corner, Giles Waterfield 134.30–31 House Deeds, tunneling clause 151.10 House martins 161.27–28 sightings 85.5, 90.7, 94.14–15, 95.20, 96.10, 101.35, 103.31, 110.15, 114.23, 117.22, 118.28,

122.20, 126.24, 131.9, 132.25, 138.24, 143.19, 147.15, 151.18, 154.24, 162.27, 166.33, 169.23 House of Secrets, Jennie Walters 147.28 Houses, in Dulwich 143.22–24 The Houses In Between, Patrick Darby 126.21 Housing, Town Planning, etc. Act 1909 107.36 Housing and Town Planning Act 1919 107.37 Housing and Urban Development Bill 1992 97.32–33, 34 How a King’s art collection came to London: the history of Dulwich Picture Gallery, Jan Piggott

176.35–36, 35 Howard, Ebenezer 165.25–26, 25 Howarth, Rosemary 87.28 Howe, T, Chairman Estates Governors 91.10, 93.10, 95.6, 96.14, 20–22 Howell, Jean, sub-ctee member [2000-] 125.23, 157.2 Howes, John 155.33 Howis Trust 18.31 Hudson, Kenneth 87.3–4 Hughes, John 165.20, 20 sub-ctee member [2001-] 129.19, 160.24–25, 173.32–33, 174.23–24 Hughes, Maurice, sub-ctee member [2008-]

Hume, Paul 165.11 Humphrey, Stephen 166.4–5 Camberwell, Dulwich and Peckham 111.43–44 Southwark in Archives 126.21 Humphries, Simon 93.31 Hunting 143.28–31, 30 Hunts Slip Road, planning 135.15 Hutton, Charles, HS24 Hypnotik, Herne Hill 166.8–9 Il Carreto 90.22 Ildersly Grove 165.5, 168.26–27, 26–32, 28–32, 28, 186.28 Information Technology 151.28–29 Insurance problems, trees 154.2, 4–5, 13, 13, 155.33 International Year of Biodiversity 166.13 Internet, dulwich.co.uk 113.30–32, 115.17, 121.32 Ionian Singers 148.20 Irwin, Elizabeth 86.30 Ivy 167.12–13, 13, 168.17–18, 17 Jackdaws, sightings 100.31, 116.25, 123.21 Jackson, Eileen 89.24 Jackson, Keith, sub-ctee member [1990-9] 88.22, 100.24–25, 103.13–14, 105.40, 109.36 Jacob, Clare, Ophelia in Pieces 171.33–34, 33 Jacobs, Rose 154.24 Jacques Restaurant, Rosendale Rd 91.25–26, 95.4 James Allen 155.9–10 James Allen’s Girls’ School 168, 86.6, 90.27, 91.19, 94.31–32, 103.5–7, 105.29, 32, 111.19,

128.31–35, 33, 151.2, 175.20 The James Caird, whaler 121.9 James, Jeffery 160.27–29 Japanese Knotweed 92.6, 126.31 Jedrosz, Alecs 85.19–20, 93.8–9 Jedrosz, Julia 93.8–9 Jeffries, Ken A G FCA Hon Auditor, [1970-2008] 88.22, 93.33, 95.7, 149.7 obituary 164.9 Jeffries, Sally-Anne BA FCA, Hon Auditor [2008-] Jelic, Dr Branimir 172.30 Jenkins, Gill 114.27 Jenkins, Pam 97.2 Jennings, Diana 94.31 Jennings, Rupert 94.32 Joanes, Andrew, Estates governor 92.14, 96.14, 97.29, 99.18, 110.36, 120.8 John, Edward 163.35 John, Rosamund 147.14, 14

Johnson, Liz 148.31–33 Dulwich Park - a park for the people for ever 146.15 sub-ctee member [2003], C3 Johnson, Michael 145.13 Johnson, Robert, sub-ctee member [2005] 134.20 Johnston, Philip Mainwaring FRS FRIBA 155.28–29 Joint Residents’ Committee 92.18–20, 93.10–13, 33, 95.31–35, 96.14–27, 99.19 Jolly, Miss J, sub-ctee member [1987-91] 88.22 Jones, Audrey 93.5–6 Jones, Beverley 89.16–17, 90.27–28 Jones, Brian M, sub-ctee member [1974-91] 88.22, 31–32, 91.15 Jones, Richard 175.14–16 Jordan, Douglas A, sub-ctee member [1990] 88.22 Journal, new name for Newsletter 162.2 Jowell, Tessa MP 97.26, 98.24, 99.16, 102.9, 104.8, 109.8, 110.7, 121.6–7, 122.7–8, 146.3,

147.3–5, 4, 5, 158.23–24, 173.15 Joyce, Paul 154.12, 12 Joyce, Quentin 172.23–30 Joyce, William (Lord Haw Haw) 109.38–39, 172.23–30, 24 Judas Tree 168.16–17, 16–17 Kahn, Harry 99.32 Karloff, Boris 144.24–25, 24–25 Kaye, Quetta 134.33–34 Keate, Delcia 96.33 Kellerman, Christopher, Estates Governor 96.14, 104.7 Kelly, Kevin 139.16–17 Kemp, Mary 162.20–22 Kenny, Mary, Germany Calling 140.19–22 Kenyon, Eliza 94.32 Kerr, Tom 108.47–48 Kestrels, sightings 90.7, 91.16, 111.30, 118.28, 138.24, 140.27, 170.20 Kiln, Dr M 109.16 King, Sam, blue plaque 166.14 King-Smith, Juliet 144.19 Kingfishers 86.31, 158.25–26 sightings 99.27, 100.32–33, 101.33, 105.37, 119.23, 139.24, 140.27, 145.20, 21 King’s College Department of Botany 145.25–27, 26, 174.2 Kings College Hospital 89.6, 90.4, 109.35, 122.17, 171.6 charity appeal 91.18, 124.13 Kings College Hospital Medical Research Trust 88.7 Kings College Medical School 89.6 King’s College sports ground 166.2 Kings Cross station, tunnel proposed 85.9–10 The King’s Speech (film) 168.10–11 Kingsdale dance band 90.23, 29

Kingsdale Nursery School, planning 148.7 Kingsdale School 136.39, 156.11, 11, 166.25–26, 25–26 planning 124.19, 133.12, 135.12, 144.8, 148.6–7 Kingswood - A History of the House and its Estate, Patrick Darby 121.19, 170.7 Kingswood Estate, planning 146.4, 148.7, 149.8, 166.22, 22 Kingswood House, 98.2-3, 99.4-5, 117.28, 118.23, 119.24, 121.28, 133.1, 133.31-33, 133.31,

133.33, HS5 166.20–21, 20–21, 22–24, 23, 170.7, 176.7 Kingswood Library 151.27 Kirby, Jill, sub-ctee member [1994-9] 101.20 Kitaj, Ronald Brooks 176.2–4, 21–22 obituary 155.11, 11 Kitching, Doreen 146.6 Kitching, Sydney 146.6 Kites, sightings 130.19, 131.9, 174.22 Kley, Barbara 119.38 Kolvin, Philip 119.9–12 Korris, Tony 167.23–25 sub-ctee member [2010-] 176.28–33 La Coupee 90.22 Ladybirds 130.17–18, 131.10, 133.15, 148.13, 13, 154.25 Lake House 152.19 Lambe, Patrick 155.18–19 Lambeth, local history book fair 94.3 Lambeth Film Society 92.8 Lamerton, Prof Len, obituary 123.26 Lammer, Alfred, obituary 127.30 Lams, Boris 165.13 Lanchester, Henry Vaughan, FRIBA 166.23–24 Landmarks 91.17 Lane, Mark, sub-ctee member [2001-] 129.19, 171.16–17 Lane, William Mitchell 168.35 Lanterns 90.21 Lapse Wood see Beechgrove Lapwings, sightings 90.7, 94.15, 108.38, 116.25, 159.23 Latin inscription 159.10 Laud, William, 1573-1645 166.28–30, 29 Lavatory building, for sale 99.5 Laver, Anne, sub-ctee member [1999-2001, 2003] 121.19, 130.17–18, 139.21–22 Laws, Dr John William, obituary 121.13–14 Lawson, Camilla 93.24 Lawson, Peter F J FRIBA 86.22–24 Vice President [1989-] 88.22, 110.10, 138.5–7 Lawson, Shirley 93.23–24 Lawson-Dick, Dr K, sub-ctee member [1990-1] 88.22, 92.24–25, 93.20 Layton, Henry, HS2.18-19 Layton, Peter 93.24

Le Gassick, Pamela 130.23–24, 133.21–22, 143.27, 151.30–31 Le Mesurier, Havilland, My Real War 152.21 Leach, Basil, obituary 119.37–38 Leach, Basil C, sub-ctee member [1991-8] 91.16 Leach, Basil D 87.28 Leach, C, sub-ctee member [1967-] 88.22 Leasehold reform 94.49, 95.36 Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 97.32–33, 99.8, 105.6, 106.8, 107.5, 6,

118.13–15, 19, 139.15 Leasehold Reform Act 1967 97.32–33 Leasehold Valuation Tribunal 112.6–8, 113.5–6, 114.5–6, 115.7–9 Leaseholders flat owners possible legal charges 88.4 new law proposed 94.3 relationship to Management Scheme 88.15–16, 108.47–48, 118.13–15, 19 Lee, Susan, membership secretary [1990-2] exec ctee [1990-2] 88.6, 9, 22, 95.5, 96.7 Legal Case from Old Bailey [1836] 164.26–30 Leggatt, Richard 102.27–28 Leinster-Mackay, Donald, Alleyn’s and Rossall Schools: The Second World War, Experience and

Status 150.22–23 Lenthall, Sir John, HS2-3 Leonard, Ollie 131.23 Leone, Mrs Alphonsa 85.31 Levens, Alice 95.21 Levy, Yvonne 135.22–23 Lewington, Ken 112.32, 124.12 Lewis, Stephen 119.39 Lewisham, concerts 130.25–26 Lewisham and North Southwark Health Council 85.7 Libraries 137.9, 151.26–29, 27, 28, 29, 170.2 A Licence to be Different, Maggie Brown 156.31–33 License applications 148.8 Estate 90.5 Licensing hours 147.8–10, 149.4–5 Lieper, Jean, obituary 119.38 Life membership 95.6–7, 9 Lifesaving event 165.13, 166.16 Lightfoot, Luke 169.18–19 Lilly, John 85.31 Lindsay, Patrick 85.4 Lindsay, Rosemary 93.24, 144.3, 145.33 Lines, Mary 159.11, 11, 174.15, 15 Lings Coppice 139.14 Linnets, sightings 90.7, 96.10, 117.23, 120.13 Listed buildings 111.19, 112.31, 114.31–32, 140.30–35, 153.3, 165.2, 3 Little Brownings 171.29

Lizards, sightings 123.21, 125.29 Lloyd, Russell, Treasurer [1993-] 99.1, 101.17, 107.4, 125.11, 146.1 Lloyd’s Yard 152.17 Local history 105.28–33, 106.30–36, 107.31–32, 34–39, 108.39–44, 110.28–30, 32, 112.15–18,

27–29, 113.33–34, 115.19–23, 37–39, 116.19–20, 117.30, 118.25–27, 30, 121.15–18, 122.22–24, 123.19–20, 124.28–29, 129.30, 130.31–33, 131.25–27, 25–27, 30–33, 30–33, 132.41–42

calendars produced 99.10 Local Law (Greater London and Inner London Boroughs) Order 1965 121.8 Lock, Josephine, sub-ctee member [2007-] Lock, Stephen 109.24–25 Locke, Ronald 102.34 Logan, Max elm tree 90.17–18, 93.21 sub-ctee member [1988-93] 88.22 Loggetts, HS16 Logue, Lionel 168.10–11, 11 London Botanical Institute 100.8 London County Council 107.38 London Development Agency 149.2–4, 153.22 London Ecology Unit 86.4, 20–21, 87.16 London Ecology Unit and Southwark Council, Nature Conservation in Southwark 87.4 London Festival of Chamber Music 146.24, 150.25 London Film Trust 115.25 London Forum for Amenity Societies 138.11 London Glassblowing Workshop 93.35 London Plan 153.2 London Velodrome Trust 146.2, 3 London Villages, history 110.28–30 London Wildlife Trust 85.9–10, 86.14, 19, 87.2–3, 6, 14–15, 88.17, 95.4, 26–27, 98.4–5, 100.37,

108.33–34, 111.26, 115.27–29, 141.14–15, 153.14, 15, 168.13–14, 171.2, 174.19–21 The Great North Wood - a brief history of ancient woodlands from Selhurst to Deptford

108.34 Long Meadow, trees planted 152.3 Lordship Lane 147.18–19, 18, 19, 153.3–4, 176.6 High Wood Barracks 134.24–25, 135.16, 136.12 planning 131.28, 133.12, 136.12 Loudness, by Judy Brown 172.35–36 Love, Albert 89.23, 24, 93.5 Love, Joan 89.23, 24, 93.5 Lovel, Jane 171.4–5 Lovelace Road 154.28–31, 30–31 Lovers Walk 174.3, 3, 175.10, 10 Low Cross Wood Lane 89.15, 90.29 Low, Richard, The Tigress and the Rose 137.27 Loyd, Alison 138.14–15, 14

Lund, Tim 113.30–32 Lympany, Moura, concert 99.12–13 Lyndenhurst (HS2.19-20) 95.7, 154.3, 155.4 planning 149.8, 153.3 Lynn, Mrs C 155.33 Lyon, Ruth 147.17 Lytcott Grove 175.24–25, 25, 176.13, 14 McAsh, Ian 101.25–26, 102.23–24 McAuliffe, Nicola 97.26 McCarthy, Andrew 125.3–5 McColl, Prof. Lord Ian 86.7, 97.26 McConachie, Gwen, sub-ctee member [1994-2001] 106.14, 116.13–14 McConnell, Brian bench in memoriam 147.8 editor [1993-2000], exec ctee [1994-2000], sub-ctee member [2003-4] 98.1, 24–25, 99.6,

100.39–41, 109.38–39, 110.32, 127.16, 129.35–36, 139.19–20 McConnell, Margaret, advertising manager, [2001-] 129.2, 18 McDonagh, Aine, sub-ctee member [2011-] McDonald, Claire 15.12–13, 175.13 McDonald, Zora 94.32 Macey, Christine 123.32 McInnes, Ian G Chairman [2008-] 146.30-33, 147.22–24, 148.18–19, 28–31, 149.31–34, 150.29–32,

151.22–23, 31–33, 152.25–30, 153.29–31, 32–33, 154.20–22, 28–31, 155.24–25, 156.10–11, 157.1, 3, 27–28, 30–33, 158.3, 3–7, 6–7, 159.27–28, 32–33, 160.18–19, 31–33, 161.24–25, 31–33, 162.18, 164.19–21, 165.24, 28–31, 166.23–24, 167.25–27, 30–32, 168.26–27, 169.25–28, 31–32, 170.25–27, 32–34, 171.26–29, 31–33, 172.31–33, 174.34–37

sub-ctee member [1990-], exec ctee [1996-], Vice-chairman [2004-7] 1, 13.11–14, 88.22, 109.20, 110.9, 111.19–20, 112.10, 113.7, 117.13–14, 120.25, 121.10–11, 125.14, 23, 127.24, 129.29, 131.28–29, 134.24–25, 135.15–16, 29, 136.16, 138.26, 139.13–15, 140.25–26, 143.10–11, 22–24, 144.20–23, 145.10–12, 28–31

McInnes, Tom 121.32 McInroy, Roy, The Story of a Season: Dulwich Hamlet 1919–1920, 111.44 MacIntyre, Ben, Agent Zigzag 159.30–31, 165.11 McKay, Roy 169.23–25, 23 McKenzie, Prof N I, sub-ctee member [1990-2] 88.22, 137.27–28, 139.18–19 MacKerell, David 88.23, 35 MacManus, James, Ocean Devil: The Life and Legend of George Hogg 158.30–31 Madden, Helen 96.14 Magpies, sightings 85.3 Maguire, Barney, sub-ctee member [1991-5] 91.16, 96.5–6, 110.7, 130.14, 134.10, 135.14, 140.4 Maguire, Sandra 96.5–6, 135.14 Mahoney, Margaret 99.34 Maintenance charges 97.33–34, 35

Major, John, CEO, Dulwich Estate 139.2, 6–7 Mallards, sightings 117.22 The Man who was John Bull, Bill Newton Dunn 116.9–10 Management Scheme see Scheme of management Mandarin Ducks 169.23 sightings 150.20–21, 20, 151.18, 18 Mann, Dr William 109.16 Manor boundary stones 88.19 Manser, Philip 97.29 Manuel, Jill 151.10–11, 25, 168.16–17 sub-ctee member [2005-], exec ctee [2008-] 148.13–14, 159.1, 31, 160.4, 163.13–14,

168.16–17, 169.5–6, 175.16–17 March harriers, sightings 93.18 Marconi TV set 169.8 Margerison, Pamela 93.34 Mark Evison Foundation, award 166.12 markevisonfoundation.org 172.6 Marks, Prof Isaac, sub-ctee member [1990-] 88.22, 106.14, 139.29 Marlborough Cricket Ground 160.6 Mars, statue by Fuer 159.27 Marsden Road 152.6, 6 Marshall, Judy, exec ctee [1998-2002], sub ctee member [1996-] 107.17–18, 113.10, 117.10, 21,

125.28, 126.23, 127.25–26, 128.25–26, 129.27–28, 132.25, 133.17–18, 134.1, 161.26–27 Martin, Sarah 147.28 Martin, Stanley 99.33–34, 165.13 The Order of Merit 152.24, 24 Mary Boast Walk 167.9 Mary Morgan, Milkmaid 99.11 Mason, Alan Kenneth, obituary 88.9, 27 Massage parlour 92.30–32 Matthews, Samuel 107.31–32 Maxim, Sir Hiram 168.34, 34–35, 34, 35 May Day 172.7–8, 7–8 Maynard, Jane 93.31 Medal for Great Exhibition 155.9, 9 Medical emergency 165.13, 166.16 Melbourne Grove 175.24–25, 176.13 Melons 14.32 Merlins, sightings 140.27 Merriman, Nicholas QC 96.14, 119.33, 120.9 Methodist Church 87.11 Metropolitan Board of Works (Various Powers) Act 1885 119.31, 120.17, 121.8 Metropolitan Burial Acts 1852 and 1853 137.22 Metropolitan Turnpike Act 1864 87.22 Meyer, Prof M L, sub-ctee member [1983-93] 88.22, 95.6 Michael Croft Theatre 155.18

Midgley, David 90.17–18, 93.21 Milestone, Latin inscription 100.13 The Milk Round 100.11–13 Millpond 160.9–10, 171.3–4, 172.4–5, 176.5 Milne, Alexander Taylor (Jock) obituary 102.10–11 sub-ctee member [1990-2], 88.22, HS21-36 Milner, Edward 164.6 Milo Road 88.4, 175.23 Milton, Sophie 94.32 Mist, Brian 86.25–26 Mitchell, Elizabeth 94.32 Mitchell, Vic, Camberwell and West Norwood Tramways 100.20–21 Mitchell’s Yard see Dulwich Village Moberley, John, obituary 143.9, 9 Mobile telephone masts 146.4, 147.7, 149.7 Monagahan, Valerie 92.34 Monblat, Pamela, sub-ctee member [2005-] Montagu, Lord 97.6 Monteith, Richard, sub-ctee member [1994-6] 101.20 Monteith, Richard Taylor 110.36, 120.9 Montessori School 86.30 Moonesinghe, Daya, Treasurer, [1988-93] 85.1, 88.22, 95.9, 98.6, 9 Moorhens, sightings 136.25 Morgan, Alan 97.26 Morgan, Mary 99.12–13, 100.11–13 Morgan, Nina 105.12, 125.36 Morkyns Walk, HS2.32 Morley, Eric D 85.4, 127.30 Morris, Dr Patrick 120.14 Morris, John 164.27 Morris, Rosemary 100.26–27, 104.35–36 Moths, sightings 155.20, 20, 167.27, 27, 175.13–14, 14, 16 Mr Kai 94.34 Mulcathy,PC Shaun 138.9, 155.4 Murray, Vic 157.8 Mushrooms 122.19 Mussabini, Scipio Africanus (Sam) 174.11–13, 12 My Father, the Man who never was, Nicholas Reed 172.34–35 My Real War, Havilland Le Mesurier 152.21 Names, historical connections 95.21–22, 148.26–27, 160.7 Nash, Graham 152.4 Nash, Paul (artist) 163.37 Nation of Shopkeepers, Greville Havenhand 144.26–29 National Gallery, loans from Dulwich Picture Gallery 86.13–14

National Recreation Centre 149.2–4 National Sports Centre 153.7, 23 National Youth Theatre 149.28–31 Nature Conservation in Southwark, London Ecology Unit and Southwark Council 87.4 Naval Cadet Unit 158.9 NCT Craft Fair 93.36 Neighbourhood Watch 91.6 Nelson, Jason 90.22 Nevill, Richard 171.23 New Leaf Scheme 157.7 Newall, Mark 97.2 Newsletter 88.9 becomes Journal 162.2 Newts, sightings 110.15, 122.20 Nicholls, Jacqueline 90.30–31 Nicholson, Jeremy, sub-ctee member, [2004-] Nicholson-Lord, David Editor, [1985-90] 85.1, 88.6, 9, 29, 144.30, 156.6 sub-ctee member [1994-] 101.20, 108.23–26, 109.27–29, 143.6, 21, 145.18–20, 146.25–26,

148.14, 149.19, 150.3, 151.14–15, 154.32–33, 160.20–21, 164.15–16 Nicholson-Lord, Kate 134.1 Night time economy, Herne Hill 166.7–10 Nightingale, Florence 119.17 Niven, Dr Colin, Vice-President, [1994-2011], President, [2011-] 101.8, 20, 119.6–7, 135.28,

138.7–8, 158.30–31, 169.3–4, 175.10–11 Noise 98.27–28, 112.25, 113.40, 116.31, 117.31–32, 118.31, 123.11–12, 125.35–36 North, Charlie MBE 104.11, 112.29–30 North Dulwich Station 90.12–13, 91.29, 104.8–10, 11, 124.18, 126.27, 133.12, 134.9, 135.17,

137.11, 155.2, 158.5–6, 168.6, 174.2 services 88.29–31, 91.29, 93.14, 113.14 North Dulwich Triangle 124.21, 125.24, 127.28–29, 132.28, 145.2 Norwood Cemetery 87.9–10, 112.15–18, 17–18 Norwood Society 86.5 Noticeboards 94.36 Nunhead Cemetery 85.6, 9, 111.45, 137.21–24, 21–22 Nurse, Bernard, sub-ctee member [1997-], Exec ctee [2008-] 105.28–33, 106.30–36, 107.34–39,

113.20, 127.35, 134.27–28, 137.28–29, 138.11, 138.27, 151.30, 158.19, 161.19–21, 162.24–26, 163.15, 165.25–26, 166.4–5, 168.32–36, 170.25–27, 173.27–30, 175.34–36

Nurse, Miss M, sub-ctee member [1979-91] 88.22 Nursing home guide 85.7 Nutcrackers, sightings 116.25, 120.13, 159.24, 160.21 Nuthatches, sightings 91.16, 109.32, 110.15, 118.28, 154.24, 171.17, 18 Nye, David Evelyn OBE 162.19 Oak Processionary Moth 175.16 Oak trees 153.15

planted 85.3, 98.17–18 Oakley & Penfold 105.32–33 O’Brien, Brian 122.22–24, 128.28–30 Ocean Devil: The Life and Legend of George Hogg, by James MacManus 158.30–31 Ocean, Humphrey 112.21–23 O’Connell, Vinnie 157.7 O’Connor, Sharon, sub-ctee member [2012-] 163.19–21, 168.28–32, 169.28–31, 170.28–31,

171.22–26, 172.12–13, 37, 174.25–28 Old Bailey Archive 164.26–30 Old Blew House, HS6-7 Old Grammar School, change of use applied for 90.5 Olier, Catherine, obituary 139.10 Oliver, Aiden 151.13 Olney, Richard, Church and Community in South London - St Saviour’s Denmark Hill

1881–1905, 172.36 Olympic Games 175.10–13 198 Gallery 93.35 One Tree Hill 139.28 Oosterhuis, Peter 101.37 Opera Giovanile 90.30–31 Ophelia in Pieces, by Clare Jacob 171.33–34, 33 Opie-Smith, Katherine 166.16 Oral history project 173.4, 175.6 The Order of Merit, Stanley Martin 152.24, 24 Organ, Christ’s Chapel 141.26–29, 27, 162.6, 6–7 Osbourne, Christine 105.40 The Other Dulwich Picture Gallery 88.37, 93.36, 95.40 Out of the Blue - A Celebration of Brockwell Park Lido 1937-2007, Peter Bradley 154.7–8 Ouzels, sightings 105.38 Owen, Valerie 122.13 Owls, sightings 90.7, 116.25, 117.23, 118.28, 121.24, 126.24, 137.15, 138.24, 143.20 Pacitti, Antonio, obitury 163.14–15 Paget, Henrietta 94.32 Paintings, Bourgeois bequest inclusion 86.13 Palace of the People: the Crystal Palace at Sydenham, J R Piggott 141.20–22 Palm Sunday Procession [2005] 145.14–15, 15 Palmer, Michael 155.32 Palmer, Samuel 152.16 Pankhurst, Edmund 171.26 Parakeets, sightings 139.24, 144.18, 147.16, 152.12, 160.22–23, 171.17 Pardoe, Susan 92.34 Paris 91.22–23 Park Hall Rd 113.7, 148.28–31, 29–30 Park, Jenny, sub-ctee member [2003-8], C3 Park, Robert, sub-ctee member [1994-8] 101.20

Parkes, Alexander 132.41–42 Parking 85.13, 90.26, 108.6, 122.26, 123.30–31, 124.30, 127.12, 132.28, 134.16–17, 135.17,

139.29, 140.25, 145.4, 147.7, 148.2, 5, 8, 155.33, 156.2, 157.5–6, 168.3, 174.3 Parks 90.6, 94.25–26, 150.2 Parliamentarians, visit to Dulwich 89.4, 27 Parliamentary constituency boundary change, Dulwich 102.5–6 Parrots, sightings 105.37 Partridges, sightings 141.13 Passmore Library 23–24, 113, 113.20–21 Patel, Sonal, sub-ctee member [2008-] Path of Knowledge 151.10–11 Paxton Green 137.3, 169.8 surgery 135.10, 136.12 Paxton, Sir Joseph 101.25–26 Payne, John 126.27–28 Payne, Vera (Marjorie) 116.11, 118.30 Peace, Sir Walter 171.24–25, 25 Pearce, Arthur Ernest 168.29–30 Pearce, Michelle, sub-ctee member [2010-] 105.14, 110.7, 118.10–11, 122.26, 124.30, 163.36 Pearsall, Phyllis 150.11 Pearson, Mark 106.39–40 Peat, Mr 97.29 Peckarmans Wood 139.14, 153.29–31, 30 Peckham, planning proposals 86.14 Peckham & Nunhead through Time, John D Beasley 164.30 Peckham Society 86.5 Pedestrian crossing 169.3, 173.3, 174.4 Pelargoniums, horticulture 89.21–22, 114.21–22 Penge Lane 86.21 Penny, Dr Richard William, obituary 109.16 Peregrines, sightings 164.13 Perifield, HS2.31 139.14 Perring, Susie 88.37 Perry, Canon Arthur 159.16–17 Perry, John 102.8 Perry, Miss J, sub-ctee member [1990-3] 88.22 Persian Silk Tree 172.15, 15 Pest control 98.5 Pesticides 85.6 Peterson family 168.31 Petition, against sale of leases by Southwark 98.3 Pheasants, sightings 116.25, 119.23, 145.20, 20, 154.25 Phillimore, Reginald Phillimore 87.10–11 Phillimore, Wilfred Henderson 87.10–11 Phillips, William 171.25 Pickwick Cottage 173.27–30, 27–29

Pickwick Road 152.27 [28] 154.3 Picture Gallery Singers 140.3, 4 Piesse, Joanne 93.31 Piggott, Dr Jan 143.16–19, 176.25–27, 35–36 Dulwich College - A History - 1616-2008 157.7, 158.29–30 How a King’s art collection came to London: the history of Dulwich Picture Gallery

176.35–36, 35 Palace of the People: the Crystal Palace at Sydenham 141.20–22 Pinter, Harold, The Lover 86.8 Pipits, sightings 90.7, 93.18, 94.14, 95.19, 97.12, 100.30–31, 32, 103.31, 113.9, 116.25, 117.22,

120.13, 123.21, 131.9, 139.24, 143.20 Pissaro, Camille 147.29 Plague pits 100.39 Planning 143.2, 9–10, 169.11–12, 172.4, 173.3, 175.5–8 Alleyn Park 133.12, 140.26, 148.7, 175.7–8 Alleyn Road 161.5 Alleyn’s School 117.13, 119.6–7, 121.10 Beechgrove 85.2, 86.2–3, 4–6, 87.2–3, 12–17 Belair Mansion 105.14, 32–33, 106.6, 110.9, 111.19, 113.7 Beltwood House 113.7, 114.11, 121.10, 144.7–8 Bowen Drive 144.8 Burbage Road 121.10, 131.29 Calton Avenue 119.30 College Rd [9] 134.9–10, 135.16 College Rd [37] 135.16 Council Estates 124.19 Court Lane 175.7 Croxted Road 145.10, 146.3, 169.5, 175.8 Crystal Palace 110.11–12, 115.11–14, 117.13, 118.11–12 Crystal Palace Park 153.22–23 Dog Kennel Hill 11.28, 40.26, 124.18, 22, 138.2 Dovercourt Road 175.7 Dulwich College Prep. Schhol 138.26 Dulwich College Sports Centre 112.10, 148.6 Dulwich Hospital 109.35 Dulwich Park 110.9, 134.9 Dulwich Picture Gallery 111.19 Dulwich Sports Club, floodlighting 135.15 Dulwich Village 110.8–9, 111.19–20, 112.10, 113.7, 38–40, 121.10, 126.20, 131.28, 133.11,

134.10, 140.26, 144.7, 145.12, 149.7, 154.4, 159.6–7, 169.5, 175.8 Woodyard 88.9, 113.12–13, 114.11, 115.14, 117.13, 118.24, 119.31, 120.25–26, 121.9,

124.15, 125.14, 126.20, 127.24, 131.28, 133.11, 134.10, 135.11 Dulwich Village [9] 146.4 Dulwich Wood Avenue 88.23 Ferrings 134.9, 135.9

Fountain Drive 133.12, 135.16, 140.26, 149.7 Frank Dixon Way 147.8, 169.5 Grove Vale 124.18, 125.14 Half Moon Lane 124.15–18, 175.7 Herne Hill junction 154.5 Herne Hill Velodrome 105.14, 135.12–13, 136.15, 16, 138.2–3 history 105.28–33, 106.30–36, 107.34–39 Hitherwood Drive 175.6–7 Hunts Slip Road 135.15 James Allen’s Girl’s School 111.19 Kingsdale Nursery School 148.7 Kingsdale School 124.19, 133.12, 144.8, 148.6–7 Kingswood Estate 146.4, 148.7, 149.8 Lordship Lane 131.28, 133.11, 12, 135.16, 140.25 Lyndenhurst 149.8 mobile phone masts 127.36, 135.16, 136.13, 140.25, 141.2, 144.8, 145.3, 12 North Dulwich Station 133.12, 134.9 Park Hall Rd 113.7, 125.14 Pond Cottages 125.14, 126.20, 135.10 public meeting 85.13, 175.6 Pymers Mead 175.7 Pynners Close 99.3–4, 105.14 Red Post Hill 148.7, 149.8, 165.2 St Peter’s Church Dulwich Common 134.33–35 solar panels 150.14–15 South Circular Rd 114.11, 115.14 Southwark Plan 156.5 Spinney Gardens 175.8 Stradella Rd (39) 113.7 Sydenham Hill 121.10 Sydenham Hill Wood 85.2, 86.2–3, 4–6 Thurlow Park Road (58) 87.7 Tollgate Drive 134.9, 135.9 Tritton Rd 133.12 West Dulwich Station 110.9, 145.12 William Penn School 110.9 Woodhall Drive 175.7 Woodwarde Road 169.5 Planning Law, bats 164.16 Plantanes, Champion Hill 121.15–18, 16–17 Playfield Crescent 175.24–25 Pledger, Peggy 163.12 The Plough, name change to The Goose and Granite 111.33, 115.39 Plough public house 146.5–6, 150.4 Pluckrose, Henry, Who travels Down This Narrow Road 174.31–32 Pochards, sightings 88.7, 93.18, 117.22, 123.21

Poem, referendum 94.46 Police 138.9, 139.8, 141.6, 149.9, 153.9, 9, 160.5, 170.2, 174.10–11, 175.3–4 Poll of residents 94.39–44, 96.15 Poll Sub-Committee 93.10–12 Pollock, Eric J obituary 95.23 sub-ctee member [1991-2] 91.16 Pond Cottages 88.16, 96.33, 111.16-18, 135.10, 136.11, HS6 139.26, 140.34, 35, 153.19, 172.18–22, 19, 21 planning 125.14, 126.20 Pond House, HS2.20-21 Ponds, Dulwich area 92.26–27, 118.29, 126.23, 128.25–26, 129.27, 133.17–18 Poole, Alan 94.50 Poole-Wilson, Mary, sub-ctee member [1997-] 113.20 Poole-Wilson, Philip, obituary 161.13 Porteus, Rowan 174.19–21 Positive Education Learning Group [PELO], football 153.8, 8 Post boxes 163.13–14 Post Office closures 86.12, 152.4 Dulwich 169.9 Herne Hill 87.5 Postal Cart 152.4, 4, 158.3–4, 4, 159.3–4, 162.14–15, 15 Potter, Beatrix 146.22 Potter, Denis, Son of Man 152.21 Potter, K S 114.30, 116.11 Pratt, A Duncan, sub-ctee member [1986-2003] 88.22, 92.14, 20, 97.29, 99.18 Prechner, L J 110.31 Prescott, Rt Hon John, MP 122.5–6 Preston, Henrietta 94.32 Price, Annie 165.13 Prior, Miss J, sub-ctee member [1990] 88.22 Private roads, charges for 88.10, 14 Probyn, Oliver, sub-ctee member [2007-] 157.2 Proceedings of the Old Bailey 152.28–30 Pruett, James W 109.34 Prynne, George Fellowes 161.24–25 Public conveniences 116.32, 117.16–18, 144.31 Publishing 88.20–21 Pubs 90.27–28, 141.29–35, 176.6 Pulham, James and son 86.17–18 Pulhamite 86.17–19 Pulleine, Ina, sub-ctee member [1996-] 108.37 Punter, Michael, Upstart Crows 155.18 Pymers Mead, HS15 139.14, 175.7 Pynners Close

planning 99.3–4, 25, 105.14 Southwark offering lease for sale 98.2–3 Quails, sightings 141.14 Queen’s Diamond Jubilee 164.6 Quilters 152.20, 20 Quinquennial charge 88.10–11, 15, 89.9, 90.7 [1991] 86.8, 87.26, 91.7–9 changes proposed 92.14–15, 120.11 see also Annual Scheme of Management charge Rackow, Dr F 86.29 Radcliffe, Rodney 17.11–12 Radio museum, Rosendale Road 90.19–20 Raeburn, Ashley R G 92.20, 97.45, 127.35 Raikes, Charles Stanley Montgomery 112.15–18, 113.27–29 Raikes, Raymond 113.26, 27–29 Railton Road 95.24 Railway bridges 137.11, 11 Railways bridges 150.12–13, 12, 13 Channel Tunnel project 86.11–13 history 105.28–29 local services 88.29–31, 90.12–13, 91.29, 93.14–15, 156.2, 168.6 public meeting 85.14 safety 102.6, 109.27–29, 110.14 Thameslink 176.6 Rainforest, donation for 99.27 Ralfe, Frank 165.6 Randall, Richard (1736-1828) 162.29, 168.18–22, 18, 169.16–21, 170.13–18 Rankine, Heather Margaret Orr 110.36, 120.9 obituary 171.7 Rats 127.25 Recumbents bicycles 111.12–13 Recycling, Southwark 94.23–24, 97.19–21, 172.3, 176.7 Red Post Hill 144.32, 158.5–6, 161.3–4, 21, 165.3, 166.3–5, 167.3–4, 3, 168.5, 169.6, 170.3 [14] 134.12 fingerpost grant 168.5 mile post 147.8, 149.8 planning 148.7, 149.8, 158.5–6, 165.2 Redpolls, sightings 88.7, 93.18, 94.14, 99.27, 105.36, 116.25, 117.22, 121.24, 164.12, 165.23,

168.15 Redstarts, sightings 95.19, 97.13, 105.38, 109.32, 139.24 Redwings 171.18–19, 18 sightings 88.7, 90.7, 91.16, 93.18, 94.14, 95.18, 97.14, 99.25, 103.31, 105.36, 108.38, 109.32,

113.9, 116.25, 117.22, 120.13, 131.9, 133.16, 137.15, 140.27, 144.18, 159.23, 164.12, 165.23,

173.31 Reed buntings, sightings 103.31 Reed International 88.20–21 Reed, Nicholas 87.9–10, 88.8, 20–21, 102.33, 110.32, 132.29, 134.30–31 exec ctee, editor [2001-3] 128.2, 4, 133.35 Frost Fairs on the Frozen Thames 135.29 My Father, the Man who never was 172.34–35 Reed, Ronald T (Ronnie) obituary 104.4, 172.34–35 sub-ctee member [1974-94] 88.22, 90.23, 108.10, 165.11 Reed Warblers, sightings 162.27, 28, 174.22–23, 22 Reid, Dr Gordon McG 89.18–19 Reilly, Leonard Family History in Southwark 111.44 Southwark, An Illustrated History 117.27 Rembrandt’s Girl at a Window 146.23–24, 23 A Renegade in Springtime, Edward Upward 139.18–19 Residents associations, public meeting 85.19 Restaurants 90.22, 150.33–34, 156.10 Reynolds, Patricia, exec ctee [2001-8], sub-ctee member [2000-] 129.18 Reynolds, Sir Joshua, portrait 87.7–8 Rich, His Honour Judge Michael President, [2001-11] 129.18, 138.3–4, 140.3, 156.26–28, 163.8–9, 168.3–4 Vice President [1991-2000, 2011-] 89.25, 95.6, 106.8, 107.4, 124.22 Rich, Janice 89.25 Richards, Kelly, With a Smile and a Song 153.26 Richardson, Barbara, exec ctee [2009] 159.8, 161.1 Rider, Mr and Mrs 89.24 Rider, Jill M A, sub-ctee member [1990-5] 88.22 Riding stables 170.7, 7 Rigby, Marian 115.36–37, 119.40 Riley, Clare 138.22–23 Ring Ouzels, sightings 93.18, 94.14, 103.31, 117.22, 149.22, 173.31 Riordan-Eva, Natasha 170.12 Road, Alan 137.28–29 Road signs 147.12 Roads 90.14–16 private 88.10, 14 proposed 87.6 South Circular 88.3 Roberts, David Lloyd, sub-ctee member, exec ctee [2007-] 154.1, 157.2, 158.5–6, 159.6–7,

163.33–34 Robertson, Peter 91.29 Robertson, Sarah 152.17–18 Robins, sightings 137.15, 147.16, 154.24, 166.33, 171.17 Robinson, John Burton

obituary 117.5 sub-ctee member [1986-95] 88.22, 89.21–22, 91.15, 101.30–31, 103.26, 108.36, 114.21–22 Robinson, Seymour, membership sect [1992-4] 89.20, 96.1, 7, 101.7 Robinson, Sid 147.26–27 Robinson, Stephen, sub-ctee member [2010] 168.15–16 Robinson, Steven 168.15–16 Robinson, Susan 132.23–24 Robinson, William, Alpine Flowers for Gardens 86.18 Rocket Battery 173.8–9 Rockwell, Norman 167.28 Rodway, Sonia 123.23, 128.31–35 Rogers, Rev William 170.28–31, 28–31 Rollo, Sonia 88.37, 91.24, 93.23–24, 94.18–19, 95.24, 25, 97.26–28 Rosa, Salvator 166.17 Rose, Patricia, sub-ctee member [1986-98] 88.22, 89.24, 98.13–15, 109.16 Roseberry’s Auctioneer’s 168.9 Rosendale Press 86.30 Rosendale Road 162.33–34, 34 radio museum 90.19–20 Roseveare, Peter, sub-ctee member [2003-] 136.25, 137.15–16, 138.24–25, 139.24–25,

140.27–28, 141.13–14, 143.19–21, 144.17–18, 145.20–21, 147.15–16, 148.12–13, 149.21–22, 151.18, 152.12–13, 154.24–25, 155.20–21, 157.25–26, 158.25, 159.23–24, 160.21–22, 162.26–27, 164.12–13, 165.23–24, 166.33–34, 167.27, 168.14–15, 169.23, 170.20, 171.17–18, 172.16–17, 173.31, 174.21–22, 175.13–14

Roseveare, Sue 93.24, 118.16, 119.19 Rosing Brothers 171.22, 24 Rosser, Hilary, exec ctee [1992-3], sub-ctee member [1984-95, 1997-2009], 88.22, 113.20,

HS21-36 141.20–22, 147.3–5, 164.17–18 Rotary Club 158.8 Rothschild, Eva 176.8 Round, Ken 150.23–24 Rowland, Dr Peter, sub-ctee member [1987-95] 88.22, 89.18–19, 101.40, 133.18 Rowland, Marjorie, sub-ctee member [1987-2000] 88.22 Royal Ballet, visit to Dulwich Picture Gallery 86.14–15 Rubbish, problems 147.8 Rugby 157.20 Ruskin Park 85.3 Ruskin Walk 128.36, 160.31–33, 31–33 Russell-Jones, Neil 164.31–32 Your Own Allotmnt - How to find and manage one and enjoy growing your own food

159.29–30 Rutherford, Ann 166.35 Rutherford, Andrew 119.33, 120.9 Rutter, Ian 86.8–9 Ryecotes Mead, HS14 168.32–36, 33

Saddle Stones 125.36 Safe as Houses: Childhood Through The Forties, Margaret Siddall 107.26 Safe Routes to School 150.14, 14 Sainsbury, Baron John Davan, of Preston Candover 100.11–12 Sainsbury, David 88.29–31 Sainsbury, Sir Robert, obituary 125.32 Sainsbury’s, Dog Kennel Hill 87.6–7, 89.6, 90.11, 28–29, 92.5, 93.4, 32, 94.4, 50–51, 95.5, 25,

96.3–4, 99.23–24 St Augustine’s, Honor Oak 157.14–15, 14–15 St Barnabas Choir, Italian visit 163.30–31, 170.8 St Barnabas Church architects 98.4 fire and aftermath 97.2, 6–7, 52–53, 100.6–7, 23–29, 101.4–5, 40, 103.12–21, 18–19,

104.35–36, 105.40, 106.24–25, 107.17–18 flowers in grounds 107.17–18 new 109.36, 111.6, 158.16, 168.6–7 parish history, 106.34, HS26-7 158.14 repairs 168.6–7 St Barnabas Hall 152.25 coffee shop 148.9 Elm tree 90.17–18, 93.21, 122.14 The St Barnabas Literary and Social Society 152.25–26 St Barnabas Youth Group 98.18 St Christopher’s Hospice 121.27 St Faith’s Church 162.16–19, 16–19 St Faith’s Church vicarage 173.7–8, 7 St Faith’s Community Centre 92.3, 97.2 St John’s Wood House 140.34 St Luke’s Parochial Trust 103.5–7 St Luke’s W Norwood 157.28 St Olave’s and St Saviour’s Grammar School Foundation 86.6, 103.5–7, 105.29–30, 151.2 St Pancras Station 156.25 St Paul’s Church, Herne Hill 140.30, 157.27–28, 27–28 St Peter’s Church 153.3 St Peter’s Church Dulwich Common, planning 134.33–35, 140.35, 161.2, 5–6, 169.5 St Stephen’s Church 106.20–21, 21–22, 117.28–29, 136.34, 147.29–33, 29, 30, 31, 153.27 St Stephen’s vicarage 90.21 Salkeld, John, Coffins to Cosmology 169.35–37 Salmon, Michael 93.21 Sanders, Mrs J, sub-ctee member [1988-91] 88.22 Sandford, Patricia, sub-ctee member [1984-2002] 88.22 Sandpipers, sightings 93.18, 96.10, 102.14, 116.25 Sandwich, Lord 169.19–20 Sankey, Reginald Charles 119.39 Savage,Dr Gary 173.3, 174.8–9, 8 Saxon names for local areas 88.24–26

Scales, Prunella 147.5 Scheme of Management 87.26, 88.4, 10–11, 13, 14–16, 89.2–3, 7–10, 90.8, 91.2, 3–4, 11–12,

97.29–39, 111.14, 112.6–8, 113.5–6, 115.7–9, 35–36, 120.8–11, 126.14–18, 128.36, 134.36–39, 137.9, 154.3, 176.3

applications 168.3 JRC discussions 92.18–20, 93.10–13, 33, 95.31–35, 96.14–27, 99.19 law case 153.12–13 leaseholders 108.47–48 planning 152.7, 153.13 proposals outlined 97.40–41, 102.8–9, 103.4–7, 104.7, 105.5, 6–11, 114.5–6 public meeting 91.10, 163.6–7, 164.3 situation 101.9–11, 12–15, 102.32, 106.4–9, 107.4–12, 108.12 Schofield, Susie 150.22–23 Schomberg, Diana 85.4, 86.15 Schools local 160.10–11 Montessori 86.30 Schunemann, Rev Bernhard 155.32 Scott, Arnold 122.9 Scott, Rebecca 174.5 Scott, Sir Giles Gilbert 154.20–22, 20 Scott, Stanley, legacy to Gallery 90.6 Scottish Country Dancing 134.26 Scouting 143.32, 32, 156.26–28, 26–28 Scrivener, John, HS22-3 Sculptures 134.21, 172.2, 173.4, 175.9, 176.2 Searle, R, sub-ctee member [1991-3] 91.16, 95.14–16 Seaton-Reid, Vera 116.19–20, 118.25–27 Seats, donated by Society 1317, 96.3 Sebastians Bar 166.9–10 Secret Greenhouse 174.19 Segal, Jeff 174.9–10, 10 Segnitz, Adolph Heinrich Gottleib 171.22–23 Semple, Helen 94.32 Sennyake, Sanjiva 157.8 Senter, John 161.28–30 Seth, Andrew 138.8 S.G. Smith garage 146.4, 147.7–8, 11, 149.7 Shakespeare in Love 120.27–28 Shanghai, new Dulwich College School 138.7–8 Sharp, John 102.32, 120.9, 127.8 Shaw, Barry, advertising manager [1991-3], exec ctee [1991-3] 94.29, 95.8 Shaw family, history 95.21 Shaw, Jane 111.32 Shawcross, Conrad 176.8 Shawe-Taylor, Desmond 109.24–26, 113.16–17, 140.5, 144.11

Sheehan, Anne-Maree Advertising Manager [1994-8], exec ctee [1994-8] 101.1, 20 obituary 118.10 Sheldon, Gilbert, 1598-1677 166.31, 31 Shelducks, sightings 102.14 Shelton, Anne OBE 153.26, 26, 155.8, 157.8–9, 8, 159.11–12, 12, 163.13 Shepherd, Penny 85.9 Shepherd, William 168.29 Sherlock, Robin 165.11 Ships, named Dulwich 140.23 Shops concerns about Village 13.12, 85.9, 88.3, 14, 92.16, 94.2, 45, 95.6, 96.2, 98.8–9, 99.22–23,

163.4, 35 history of 144.26–29 local 103.9–10, 108.39–44, 135.13, 144.26–29 Shore, Barry 93.1 Shovellers, sightings 88.7, 90.7, 105.36, 113.9, 117.22, 123.21, 152.12 Sibberand, John Holland Willigis 110.36 Sibley, Peter 97.46 Sthwk Cncl, tree care 103.27–28 Siddall, Margaret 176.16–17 Safe as Houses: Childhood Through The Forties 107.26 Siddons, Mrs 87.7–8 Simson, Louise 145.7–9, 146.3, 147.3–5, 4 Siskins, sightings 88.7, 90.7, 94.14–15, 100.33, 103.31, 105.36, 113.9, 116.25, 117.22, 120.13,

133.16, 137.15, 15, 141.14, 157.25, 164.12, 168.15 Six Pillars 140.30, 33, 153.32, 33 Sizer, David 174.4–5 Skateboarding 141.5 Skinner, Mary 146.27–28 Skylarks, sightings 90.7, 97.14, 116.25, 120.13 Slatter, C W 175.36 Slugs 127.27 Smart, David 88.34, 161.30, 163.31–32, 165.22, 167.34 Smith, Charles C 121.29 Smith, D 120.34–35 Smith, David 92.29, 94.34 Smith, George Albert 139.10 Smith, John 173.14–15 Smith, Sir Francis Pettit 145.22–24, 22 Smith, Sue 135.19 Smith, W H 98.26 Snipe, sightings 94.15, 99.27, 100.32, 105.36, 116.25 Soane, Sir John 108.19 Society 25 years of achievements 86.22–24

100 issues of Newsletter 100.3 activities 150.6, 152.2 Bequest 90.5 commemorative plaques 175.20, 24, 36, 176.13–14, 17 concerns 101.5–6, 104.5–6, 106.4–6, 108.6–9, 109.6–8, 110.6–7, 111.4–5, 8, 120.7–11,

124.16–17, 125.9, 10, 126.7–8, 127.14–15, 132.7–9, 145.2, 162.4 donations 111.32, 112.11, 118.31–32, 120.16, 127.26, 131.7, 157.5, 158.7, 173.5 exhibitions 122.13 Fifty years 168.2, 173.4, 174.5–6, 175.2, 5, 176.3–4, 3–4 financial statement [2005] 149.6 Fortieth anniversary 138.3–4, 140.3–4, 3–4 foundation of 164.2 life membership 95.6–7 medal awarded 138.11 newsletter 130.20, 155.4, 159.5–6 notice board 163.16 party for Queen’s Golden Jubilee 134.1, 19 wartime commemorations 175.20 web site 135.9, 158.7, 159.5 Who was Who in Dulwich: 100 notable people 135.21 Sodium Chlorate, advice about 101.40 Solar panels 150.14–15, 158.2, 159.8, 163.33–34, 171.4–5, 175.6 Solman, David 86.20–21 Solomon 157.13 Son of Man, Denis Potter 152.21 Sorrel tree 174.24, 24 South Bank University, playing fields 173.14–15 South Circular Rd 88.3, 13, 16–17, 20–21, 116.11, 120.36, 127.29 planning 114.11, 115.14, 16 South Croxted Road 162.34–37, 37 South London Botanical Institute 151.19–20, 20 South London Chorus 123.22, 144.19, 151.13, 153.24, 159.22 South London Film Society 115.25–26 South London Gallery 141.23–24, 143.25, 146.24–25, 148.20, 153.25, 156.22–23, 158.27–28,

163.37, 167.29, 169.7, 33–34 Southside 88.20–21 Southwark, An Illustrated History, Leonard Reilly 117.27 Southwark in Archives, Stephen Humphrey 126.21 Southwark Cathedral 153.10 Southwark Community Trust, playing fields 173.14–15 Southwark Council 90.21, 93.8–9, 94.13, 104.7, 126.9, 165.2, 168.4–5, 170.2, 173.7–8 CCGS grants 168.4–5 cleaner greener grants 176.5 Crystal Palace plans 114.29–30 Cuming Museum 87.8, 96.4–5 Dulwich Park 150.7

Hepworth sculpture replacement 173.5–6, 176.2, 8–9 housing 133.23–24, 159.6 leases for sale 98.2–3 library 159.14 meeting with 163.18–19 park staffing 90.6 planning division 86.20–21, 106.6, 127.22–23, 143.2, 9–10, 156.5, 157.15–17, 163.7, 165.2 responsibility for Dulwich Park 118.7–10, 128.11–14, 165.2 responsibility for education at Gallery 88.5 selling lavatory building 99.5 Street Leaders 151.9 see also Community Councils Southwark Council and London Ecology Unit, Nature Conservation in Southwark 87.4 Southwark Environmental Forum 94.23 Southwark Mediation Centre 91.14 Southwark Unitary Development Plan 153.2 Southwark Youth Project 102.7 Sparrowhawks, sightings 90.7, 91.16, 101.35, 108.38, 112.13, 118.28, 121.24, 123.21, 133.16,

137.15, 144.17, 17, 145.20–21, 147.15, 151.18, 152.12, 13, 162.26, 164.13 Sparrows 157.26–27 sightings 121.24, 126.24, 130.19, 132.25, 138.25, 154.24, 157.25 Spence, Dr Joseph 163.10–12 Spence, Ian, sub-ctee member [2001] 129.18 Spencer, Ann 95.40 Spencer, Merrill 176.4 Spencer, Patrick exec ctee [1990-1], sub ctee member [1990-] 88.22, 95.6, 35, 98.3, 133.9 Secretary [1994-] 16.5, 100.5, 101.1, 20, 104.3, 107.4, 111.16–18, 115.37–39, 125.10 Spicer, E E 175.36 Spinney Gardens 175.8 Spooner, Philip 89.24, 110.39 obituary 139.2 Sport 157.2, 20–24 Sports grounds 135.10, 138.9, 143.7, 157.2, 165.11, 166.2, 171.2, 173.14–15, 14 Spotted Flycatchers, sightings 150.20 Spottiswoode, Charles 114.12–13 Spring, Noble 169.18 Springbett, Maureen, sub-ctee member [1992-] 95.22 Springfield Estate 167.23–25 Squirrels albino, sightings 34, 92, 90.7, 93.33–34, 94.15, 119.40 black, sightings 113.23 habitats 94.15 Stag beetles 88.7, 105.38, 106.19, 107.16, 109.32, 114.24, 117.21, 22, 118.28, 122.19, 131.10,

138.25 Stallybrass, Gunnvor 89.24, 119.39

Starlings, sightings 93.34, 133.16, 171.17 Starr, Dr David 16.35, 100.20–21, 115.39, 117.32 Statues, listed 140.34 Staunton, Howard 137.25–26 Stevens, Clare 163.30–31 Stirling, Lucy 94.32 Stocks 88.35, 158.8 Stokely, Arthur 90.26 Stone curlews, sightings 95.19–20 Stonechats, sightings 131.9, 138.24 Stonehills, house on site 162.24–26, 164.24–26 Stop Food Giants Destroying Open Green Spaces, by John Beasley 94.4, 50–51, 95.5 Storm damage 1987 115.31–32, 155.5–8, 5–8 The Story of Camberwell by Mary Boast 111.43 The Story of Peckham And Nunhead, John Beasley 121.19–20 The Story of a Season: Duwich Hamlet, 1919-1920, by Roy Mcinroy 111.44 Stradella Rd [39] planning 113.7 Conservation Area 124.20, 127.22–23 Jubilee street party 135.22–23, 23 Streatham & Marlborough Cricket Club 149.9, 153.4 fence 165.3–4 Streatham Society 86.5 Street furniture 127.32–33 Street, George Edmund 157.27–28 Strickland family 168.30–31 Strickland, Lt William 168.30–31 Stringer, Robin 140.23 Strudwick, Revd. Donald, obituary 148.12 Subsidence 89.5, 148.2, 5, 150.3, 151.14–15 Suck, Don’t Blow, Jane Furnival 119.15–16 Sunray Avenue 107.37–38 Sunray Estate, conservation area 161.2 Sunray Gardens 85.3, 90.2, 4, 91.5, 92.2, 93.19, 130.27–30, 29, 158.6–7, 6, 161.21 Swales, Dr Sue 86.20–21 Swallows, sightings 88.7, 94.14, 97.12–13, 100.33, 103.31, 117.22, 120.13, 123.21, 131.9 Swamp Cypress, trees 159.23 Swann, Rev William 168.20–21 Swann, William 168.20–21 Swans, sightings 88.7, 100.31–32 Swifts 161.27, 166.33–34, 168.15–16 sightings 85.5, 90.7, 97.12, 110.15, 111.30, 118.28, 126.24, 132.25, 138.24, 147.15,

154.24–25, 162.27, 170.19–20 Sydenham Hill planning 121.10 traffic 85.3–4

Sydenham Hill station 93.15, 104.8–10, 149.6, 154.7, 155.32, 156.4 Sydenham Hill Wood 86.17–19, 94.27–28, 95.4, 105.39, 149.10–11, 20–21, 20, 153.14, 14,

168.12–14, 13, 170.3, 21, 171.19–20, 174.19–21, 20–21, 176.11–12, 11 planning 85.2, 86.2–3, 4–6, 102.4, 34 see also Beechgrove Sydenham Rise 127.29, 171.22–26, 22, 24, 26–29, 26, 28, 31–33, 31, 32 Sydenham Society 86.5, 87.2 Symons, Olivia 86.14 Tames, Richard, Dulwich and Camberwell Past 116.10 Tarleton Gardens 171.29 Tate Gallery, Cezanne 110.17–18 Tatman, Nick 138.8 Taylor, Fanny 124.28–29 Taylor, Malcolm H J, sub ctee member [1992-7] 95.22 Taylor, Mrs Robin F U Membership Secretary, [1994-9] 101.1, 20 obituary 143.7–8, 7 Secretary, [1983-94] 85.1, 87.27, 88.6, 11, 22, 28, 94.10–11, 95.6–8, 97.2, 99.9–10, 101.16 Taylor, Simon, sub-ctee member [2001-] 129.18 Taylor, Wilfred 86.8, 94.33 jnt membership secretary [1995-9], membership secretary [1999-], Exec ctee [1995-] 104.1,

124.5, 125.12, 157.22, 176.4, 1722.34–36 Teal, sightings 90.7, 93.18, 123.21, 136.25 Telephone masts 127.36, 135.16, 136.13, 140.25, 141.2, 144.8, 145.3, 12, 148.5–6, 157.3 Telephone number changes 88.38 Television, cable installation 108.23–26, 29–32, 109.29, 110.14 Television aerials, public meeting 85.14 Temple, William VC 113.3–4 Tennis 157.22 Terns, sightings 97.13, 118.28, 123.21 Terrapins, sightings 123.21 Thameslink 176.6 Thatcher, Denis 176.33 Thatcher, Margaret, PM 90.2, 176.33 The Chalet 171.31–33, 31, 32 The Double Life of Anna Day, Louise Candlish 151.30–31 The Elms, (Dulwich Common) 90.21 The Grove/Harvester 176.6, 6 The King’s Speech 168.10–11, 10 The Lover, Harold Pinter 86.8 The Other Dulwich Picture Gallery 87.10–11 The Story of St Stephen’s Church, South Dulwich, Michael Goodman 153.27 The Wood, 16 Sydenham Hill 101.25–26 Therapy 99.28–30 Thermopylae, tea clipper 171.25, 25

A Thing in Disguise. The visionary life of Joseph Paxton, Kate Colquhoun 139.19–21 Thomas, Richard 164.26–27 Thomas, Roy 155.33 Thompson, Jack 156.18, 18 A Wicked Device 152.23–24, 23 Thorn, Eileen, sub-ctee member [1996-] 108.37, 176.14–16, 15 Thorncroft, Valerie 97.26, 138.14–15, 14 Thorne, Graham 89.24 Thorns, Tricia 148.22–24 Through the Dark Labyrinth, Gordon Bowker 121.20 Thrushes, sightings 91.16, 113.9, 114.23, 118.28, 120.13, 131.9, 133.16, 140.27, 147.16, 154.24,

159.23, 168.15 Thurlow, Lord 162.33 Thurlow Park Road (58), planning 87.7 Tickner, Martin 86.27–28, 88.24–26 The Tigress and the Rose, Richard Low 137.27 Tiscoe, Anthony Malcolm 110.36 Titanic 172.12–13, 12–13, 37, 37 Tits, sightings 91.16, 137.15, 138.24, 143.19, 144.18, 147.15, 150.20, 20, 151.18, 154.24,

157.25, 162.26, 166.33, 173.31 To read and sew, Brian Green 91.19, 94.32 Toads 106.19, 107.16, 108.38, 118.28, 122.19, 126.23 Todd, J Geoffrey, sub-ctee member [1975-91] 88.22 Toksowa Hotel 172.23, 27–28, 27, 28 Hambleden House 176.28–33, 30, 33 Toler, John 85.5 Toler, Rosemary M, sub-ctee member [1990-2010] 88.22, 89.24 Toll Gate College Road 8, 102, 86.8, 88.5, 10, 13, 15, 16, 90.2, 92.16–17, 93.14, 94.36–38, 48, 96.27,

97.35–37, 98.8, 131.1, 135.1, 138.6, 148.10–12, 11, 155.4, 173.3, 174.5 brief history 87.20–22 Toll House 96.33, 164.27 Tollgate Cottage 100.41, 164.7 Tollgate Drive 139.15, 150.29–32 planning 134.9, 135.9 Topley, Abigail 94.33 Topor, Tom 171.34–35 Townley Road 88.4, 5, 93.14 Townsend, John 137.25–26 Trade, international concerns 158.23–24 Traffic calming measures 149.9 concerns 147.12, 168.3, 4 improvements 147.6–7 school arrangements 143.13 Walk to School campaign 151.4, 6–7, 7

Traffic and transport Alleyn Park 135.17 bus stops 135.17 campaigns 85.2, 86.16, 93.14, 97.8–10, 37–38, 99.14–15, 102.6, 103.22–24, 109.13–14,

115.14–16 College Road 88.5, 119.35, 134.18, 135.17, 143.12 concerns 89.11, 26, 90.14–16, 95.14–16, 96.8, 104.8–10, 111.22, 114.30, 116.13–14,

119.35–36, 122.5–6, 16, 17, 123.27–29, 124.21–23, 125.24–25, 127.11, 28, 36, 132.26–28, 135.16–17, 137.3–4, 10, 12, 141.6, 148.8, 157.4, 159.13, 13, 160.2, 5–6, 165.2, 168.4, 169.11–12, 170.10

cycling routes 15.16, 114.19, 123.27, 163.17 Dulwich Park 127.17 Dulwich Village 135.7, 17, 143.12 humps 125.34–35 new arrangements 88.4, 114.19, 137.10, 10, 140.24, 163.18, 169.6 proposals 85.7, 100.9–10, 106.13–14, 107.25, 111.32, 130.15–16, 140.24, 157.3–4, 161.7–8 public meeting 85.18–19 Red Route 99.17, 111.22–25, 115.16, 116.11, 119.35, 120.36 Sydenham Hill 85.3–4 Turney Rd 134.21 Trains, services 99.8–9, 111.25, 113.14, 149.6, 155.2, 3 Trams 151.24–25, 24, 25 Transport in Peckham and Nunhead, John D Beasley 115.16 Travers Morgan, traffic consultants 86.16 Traynor, Anne 176.33 Treason Act 1351 109.38 Treason Act 1543 109.38 Treasurer’s Report [1989] 88.41–43 Treasurer’s Report [1990] 92.10–13 Treasurer’s Report [1991] 95.9–13 Treasurer’s Report [1994] 101.17–19 Tree, television cable installation 108.29–32 Tree pipits, sightings 99.27, 101.34, 102.12 Tree sparrows, sightings 100.31 Tree stumps, burning 101.40 Treecreepers, sightings 18.28, 91.16, 160.22 Trees 88.13, 90.21, 94.13, 128.27, 136.29–31, 146.26, 148.5, 13–14, 150.3, 4, 154.4–5,

169.34–35, 170.18, 172.15–16 Anne Frank tree 136.29 Black Poplar 166.32–33, 32–33 care of 87.23–25, 88.36, 102.16, 21–22, 109.27–31, 110.14 Chestnut falls 135.9 Chinese Whitebeam 86.31 College Road [37] 154.4 commemorative plantings 97.16–17, 98.17–18, 107.13, 108.10, 127.31 Dulwich Park 103.27–28

Dulwich Picture Gallery Garden 102.18–19 Elm saved 143.6 Elms 163.34–35, 165.20–21 felling 85.4, 109.27–31, 110.14, 111.26–27, 115.27–29, 119.30, 144.9–10, 174.9–10 Foxglove tree 169.21–22, 21–22 hedges 114.24–26 Horse Chestnuts 150.4, 164.15–16 information sheet 143.21 insurance problems 154.2, 4–5, 13, 13, 155.33 Judas Tree 168.16–17, 16–17 Magnolia proposed 103.25 Medlar Hawthorn 165.20, 20 Monkey Puzzle 171.16–17, 16 Mulberry 161.26–27, 26, 27 Oak saved 113.11 Oaks 153.15 planting 85.3, 87.5, 100.14–15, 103.27, 104.13, 105.17, 107.13, 132.23–24, 138.25–26, 144.8,

152.3 protection 114.11, 115.27–29, 122.15 root barrier 167.11, 11 street survey 102.22 stumps usage 100.15–19 subsidence 150.3, 151.14–15 survey 1970 95.38–39 Swamp Cypress 159.23 The Bhutan Pine 173.32–33, 32 Tulip tree 167.12, 12 Turkey Oak 136.31 visits 169.5–6 Willows 164.13–14 see also species Tribble, A T 88.36 Triton Rd, planning 133.12 Troke, Cllr Andy 87.7 Trust for Urban Ecology 85.3, 10, 86.27–28, 168.12 Trustees nominated, Estates Governors 110.36 Tudor, John 120.9 Tufted ducks, sightings 88.7, 117.22, 123.21 Tunstall, Sarah 94.32 Turkey Oak 136.31 Turkish baths 171.23, 23 Turner, ’Pete’, A 90.27 Turner, The Venerable Robin 146.7 Turney Road 93.14, 152.5, 154.3 Turney School, art 147.26–27, 27 Turtle Doves, sightings 99.26

TV set, vintage 169.8 Twaddle, Margaret 100.26–27, 103.21 Twaddle, Michael 106.24–25 Twentieth Century Society 139.15, 140.12–13 Ujima housing association 146.3 United Newspapers 88.20–21 United Reform Church 155.19 University of the Third Age 92.33 Upper Norwood Athenaeum 149.23 Upper Norwood Library 151.28 Upstart Crows, Michael Punter 155.18 Upward, Edward A Renegade in Springtime 139.18–19 obituary 161.13–14, 14 Urban Ecology Nature Reserve 88.26 Urban Parks and Social Renewal, Department of the Environment 110.12 Van Vliet, Edward 162.35–36 Vannozzi, Rev Peter 133.19–20, 136.34 Various Powers Act 1885 32, 105 VAT on charities 98.24 Vegetable garden 170.6 Velo Club de Londres 146.3, 147.7, 149.13 Verity, Anthony 97.26 Vice-President [1994-5] 101.8, 21 Vernon, Austin 147.24 Vernon, Chris. 158.22 Vernon, Frederick Austin 160.18–19, 171.26–27 Vernon, Ken 85.11–12, 127.30 Vernon, Russell 139.13–15 obituary 162.9–10, 9 Vero, Caroline 173.35–36, 174.31–32, 176.20 Vickery, Roy 165.21 Victor, Bernard, sub-ctee member [2004-] 173.36–37 Victorian houses 143.22–24, 23 A View of Dulwich, Peckham and Camberwell around 1300, by Rosemary Warhurst 100.21–22 Vilia Trio 90.23 Village Patisserie 99.32–33 Village Way 170.21–24 Vitmayer, Janet 153.6 Vizard, William, HS22 Voluntary Care Centre 170.8 W H Smith, Lord Hambleden 98.26, 99.33–34 Waddon, Saxon name 88.24–26

Wagtails, sightings 11.9, 94.15, 95.20, 96.10, 97.15, 99.27, 100.31, 102.12–13, 103.31, 105.37, 110.15, 120.13, 121.24, 123.21, 139.24

Wakefield, Corinne 175.20–23, 21, 176.13, 13 Walbank, Amanda 93.28 Walk of Fame 151.10–11 Walk to School Campaign 147.6–7, 151.6–7, 7 Walker, C Willis, sub-ctee member [1974-] 88.22, 128.23, 152.4 Walker, Jessica 94.32 Walker, Robert, sub-ctee member [2001-2] 129.18 Walkerscroft Mead, HS15 139.14 Walking, Green Chain 151.9–10 Wall, Harry J 175.33, 33 Wallace, A E 92.20 Walsh, Rebecca 94.32 Walters, Jennie, House of Secrets 147.28 War Memorials 158.16–19, 16, 161.2, 4, 167.35–37, 168.2, 169.4–5, 170.35–36 Warblers, sightings 88.7, 90.7, 93.18, 96.9, 10, 99.25, 101.34, 102.14, 103.30, 105.38, 113.9,

117.22, 120.1, 123.21, 131.9, 154.25 Ward, John, sub-ctee member [1994-], Exec ctee [1994-] 101.20, 107.14, 108.36, 109.20,

111.46, 112.11, 113.8, 115.17, 117.5, 122.21, 123.27, 125.27, 132.35–36, 134.13, 136.23–24, 147.6, 151.7–8, 159.7, 174.19

Wardroper, John, The World of William Hone 116.9 Warhurst, Rosemary sub-ctee member [1999-2007], 121.19, 130.31-33, 131.25-27, HS21-36 138.17, 143.28–31,

148.26–27, 152.16 A View of Dulwich, Peckham and Camberwell around 1300 100.21–22, 111.34–36, 114.21,

115.19–23 Warren, A C 92.20 Wartime Dulwich HS2.27-31 WW1, tanks 150.13–14 Wartime [WWII], life in Dulwich 103.35–36, 104.4, 107.26, 28–29, 109.38–39, 122.22–24,

128.28–30, 29, 145.13–14, 146.27–28, 148.21–24, 150.21–24, 24, 158.16–19, 160.27–29, 167.19–22, 20–22, 168.35–36, 169.13, 170.35–37, 171.9–14, 9–14, 172.23–30, 173.8, 8–9, 16–21, 33–34, 174.6, 11–13, 175.19–25, 23–25, 26–27, 36, 176.13–17, 16

Water deliveries 93.6–7 Water supplies 147.12 Waterfield, Giles 87.3, 97.26, 109.22–25, 40 The Hound in the Left Hand corner 134.30–31 Wates 139.13–15, 171.28–29 Watkins, David 109.22–23 Watkins, Peter 168.10–11 Waugh, Priscilla, deputy editor, [1991-3], exec ctee [1992-3] 85.9, 92.1, 3, 93.27, 28, 31, 35–36,

94.20–22, 31–32, 95.8, 120.22–24 Waxwings, sightings 148.12, 12, 168.14, 14–15, 14, 169.22, 22 Way, David, sub-ctee member [2007-]

Weathervane 8, 102 Webb, Bernard bench in memoriam 168.5 sub-ctee member [1990-1] 88.22 Website Estate Governors 156.9 Society 135.9, 159.5 Webster, Dr George, fountain 86.7, 90.21 Wedge, Pip 150.21–22 Weedy, Marguerite 13.14, 138.14–15 Welch, Harold D 93.32, 94.48, 104.36 Welch, Mary 93.32 Wellman, Glenn 130.21–22 Wells, David 136.36–37 Wells, Gerald 90.19–20 Welton, John, sub-ctee member [1997-] 113.20, 160.24–25, 169.34–35 Welwig, Anthony C, sub-ctee member [1990-2001] 87.23–25, 88.22, 91.15, 100.15–19,

101.31–32, 102.16, 21–22, 104.16–19, 107.40, 108.29–32 Wenlock, Jane 118.23, 119.24 Wesley Carr, Very Rev Dr Arthur 110.36 West Dulwich 162.33–34 West Dulwich station 93.15, 104.8–10, 125.24–25, 127.28, 132.27, 137.11, 148.10, 149.6, 151.5,

10–11, 11, 155.2, 157.7 attack 99.30 planning 110.9, 136.11, 140.25, 145.12 West, Nigel (Rupert Allison MP) 109.38–39 West Norwood Cemetery 113.36–37, 114.30–31, 137.21, 21, 157.28, 173.9 West Norwood Library 151.28 Westbrook, Hilda Muriel 157.8 Weston, David 149.25–31 Westwood, John 95.37, 38–39, 109.30–31, 130.20, 162.37 Wheatears, sightings 88.7, 93.18, 95.19, 97.14, 99.26, 101.34, 102.14, 105.38, 117.22, 123.21 Wheelie bins 176.7 Whelan, John JP 114.31 Whimbrels, sightings 99.26, 125.29 Whinchats, sightings 88.7, 93.18, 97.13–14, 102.14 White, Ashley 168.12–14, 17–18, 170.21 White, John 124.30 Whiteman, Kate 86.9 Whiteman, Prof Peter QC 86.9, 88.13, 89.7–8, 92.14, 19, 20, 95.6, 96.14, 16–20, 99.18–20,

106.12 Whitethroats, sightings 93.18, 96.10, 99.26, 101.35, 103.30, 114.23, 117.22, 123.21, 130.19,

131.9, 138.24, 147.15, 149.21, 166.33, 169.22, 170.19 Who travels Down This Narrow Road, Henry Pluckrose 174.31–32 Who was Who in Dulwich: 100 notable people, Society 135.21 Who was Who in Dulwich, Bernard Nurse (ed) 134.27–28, 137.28–29

A Wicked Device, Jack Thompson 152.23–24, 23 Wilden-Hart, Bernard 168.35 Wildfowl summary 98.10–13 Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 155.31 Wildlife garden opened 86.14 Wildlife generally 110.24–25 Wildlife Rescue, Angela Wilkes 159.28–29 Wilkes, Angela exec. ctee [2002-], sub-ctee member [1994-] 101.21, 116.23–24, 120.14, 132.18, 37–39,

134.1, 137.16–18, 139.22–23, 141.10–12, 149.22–23, 151.19, 153.15–17, 154.26–27, 155.30–31, 157.26–27, 158.25–26, 159.24–25, 160.22–23, 164.16, 166.5–7, 170.5, 20, 172.17

Wildlife Rescue 159.28–29 Wilkinson, Caroline 93.24 Wilkinson, Chris 131.29 William Booth Memorial College 154.20 William Penn School 104.9, 110.9, 118.20, 122.17 Williams, Glynis, sub-ctee member [1982-] 88.22, 166.32–33 Williams, S C 99.16 Williams, Walter Gordon Mason CB obituary 125.32 sub ctee member [1992-9] 95.22, 107.4 Willow tree planted 85.3 Willow Warblers, sightings 149.21 Wilson, Pat, sub-ctee member [1999-] 121.19 Wilton, Iain 123.30 C B Fry: An English Hero 123.19–20 Winchester Palace 153.11, 11 Windsor Estate, garden walk 92.24–25 Winged Fellowship 110.26 With a Smile and a Song, Kelly Richards 153.26 Withington, Elizabeth 157.29 Withington, Thomas Scholes 157.29–30 Wittering, Mrs J L 85.30 Woad, herb 88.24 Wolfe, Gillian 85.4, 105.24–26, 106.28, 109.24, 26, 148.9 Wolfe, Kenneth, sub-ctee member, exec. ctee [2007-8] Vice Chairman [2008-] 154.1, 157.1,

169.23–25, 176.13, 34–35 Women’s Institute 159.10 Wood, Marion, sub-ctee member [2001-] 129.18 Wood Pigeons 155.30–31 Woodcock, Hugh, obituary 169.10 Woodcocks, sightings 97.15, 100.32, 105.36, 108.38, 116.25, 137.15, 140.27, 148.12, 152.12,

165.23–24, 172.16–17, 17 Woodfield, Alan 167.19–22, 175.24–25, 176.13, 13 Woodhall 139.15, 165.26–28, 27–28

Woodhall Drive 165.28–31, 31, 175.7 Woodlawn School 156.9–10, 9–10 Woodman, Isabella 156.9–10 Woodpeckers, sightings 91.16, 96.10, 103.29, 105.37, 109.32, 110.15, 112.13, 116.25, 117.22,

118.28, 121.24, 122.20, 123.21, 126.24, 130.19, 131.9, 136.25, 137.15, 138.24, 140.28, 143.19, 20, 144.18, 147.16, 148.13, 154.24, 162.27, 167.27, 173.31

Woodpigeons, sightings 105.36 Woods, public meeting 85.13 Woodsyre, name history, HS35 Woodwarde Road 17.21, 85.2, 88.4, 93.14, 106.33 planning 169.5 Woodyard Lane, planning see Dulwich Village Woollacott, Ron 137.21–24 The World of William Hone, John Wardroper 116.9 Wrens, sightings 137.15, 143.19, 154.24, 165.23 Wright, Alderman Thomas, Hs23-4 154.18–19, 18, 169.16, 17 Wright, Olive 169.13 Wrynecks, sightings 133.16 Wyatt, Capt. Denys OBE RN 34, 90 Chairman [1980-91] 85, 85.1, 3, 13–20, 87.26, 88.3–6, 9–11, 12–18, 22, 89.4, 7–10, 90.8,

91.2, 5 obituary 125.31–32 President, [1991-2000] 91.5 Wyatt, Gillian 5, 91 Wyeth family 165.32 Wylie, John, Mngr. & Gen Sect. Est Governors [1986-] 85.2, 13–20, 86.10, 93.10–13, 96.14,

97.29, 99.22–23, 102.32, 115.7–9, 135.11 Yellowhammers, sightings 105.37 York, Duchess of, Patron of Gallery, visit 85.4, 86.15 Young, Norah 97.47 obituary 121.13 Young, William 168.3–4, 33–34, 34 Your Own Allotment - How to find and manage one and enjoy growing your own food, Neil

Russell-Jones 159.29–30 Zebra crossings 147.6–7 Zelkova tree 90.21, 104.16–19, 17, 106.39–40, 107.40, 122.15, 140.6–7, 6, 160.24–25, 24,

166.11, 11, 167.33, 168.37, 169.34–35, 35 Zellweger, Renee, visit 148.9 Zimbabwe 91.20–22 Newsletters 24-138 are itemised on the Newsletters archive page.

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