The Brixton site allocations are on pages 334-367 (Tesco site, Effra Rd retail park and 330 Brixton Road). Doesn't look like there is too much in any of these that seems controversial. There's quite a lot of changes elsewhere in the document - the contentious sites are going to be those around St Thomas's Hospital
But massive reductions in proposed housing in other sites throughout Lambeth.
Site 3 35 – 37 and Car Park, Leigham Court, Road, SW16 • Reduction in the number of residential units to be delivered.
Decreased from 30-35 units to 25-30 units.
Site 7 6 – 12 Kennington Lane and Wooden Spon House, 5 Dugard Way, SE11 • Reduction in the number of residential units proposed.
Decreased from 135-145 units to 115-125 units
Site 8 110 Stamford Street, SE1 • Reduction in the number of residential units proposed.
Decreased from 30-40 units to 30 units
Site 17 330 – 336 Brixton Road, SW9 • Reduction in the number of residential units proposed.
Decreased from 70-75 units to 60-70 units.
Site 18 300 – 346 Norwood Road • Reduction in the number of residential units proposed.
Decreased from 390-470 units to 150-170 units.
Site 22 1 & 3–11 Wellfit Street, 7–9 Hinton Road & Units 1–4 Hardess Street SE24 • Reduction in the number of residential units proposed.
Decreased from 70-90 units to 50-70 units.
Site 21 51-57 Effra Road, SW2 • Reduction in the number of residential units proposed.
Decreased from 200-240 units to 85-95 units.
Site 23 Land at corner of Coldharbour Lane and Herne Hill Road, SE24 • Reduction in the number of residential units proposed.
Decreased from 30-40 units to 25-30 units.
The one exception is
Site 20 Tesco, 13 Acre Lane, SW2 • Proposed quantum of residential development
increased from 120-170 units to 180-210 units.
The council is in the pocket of the NIMBYists. Don't expect an end to the housing crisis until we get a change in leadership.