Ugly as hell
I don't mind it, Could have been a lot worse....gherkin/shard of arse steel and glass blechhh
Ugly as hell
I can't believe you like that ugly toytown building more than the Gherkin!I don't mind it, Could have been a lot worse....gherkin/
I can't believe you like that ugly toytown building more than the Gherkin!
The main Lewisham Council sponsored Bike and Kite Festival isnt till June 14/ 15, from 11- 4pm.was it last Saturday?
Got to Blackheath a bit late, well I've busted my ankle so have been a bit less mobile of late - went to see guys at the Blackheath Assembly rooms
There were still oads of peeps with kites of various forms all over the Heath Itself
The main Lewisham Council sponsored Bike and Kite Festival isnt till June 14/ 15, from 11- 4pm.
People still up for a meet up at the Hare and Billet/ Princess of Wales- DBD?
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Oh, sod it, was just about to post I'd be up for it then remembered we're on holiday!
Could be worse - I could have foregone it for being at work.....
Lewisham People's Day is coming up quick! Saturday 12th July- 12-7. Loads of stuff for kids and families- the BookBus is back!
Dirty South have a stage! I may consider coming up. Ive been to Dirty South a couple of times since ScifiSam mentioned it.
Dubversion worked People's Day last year and said it was alright, in the end I regretted boycotting it. Hopefully the dead-eyed knuckleheads from New Cross and West Norwood have continue to have something better to do that day.
Full line up and details of the family day out here:
http://www.lewisham.gov.uk/NR/rdonl...04B-E9C7FA598D14/0/PRINTPROOFOFPROGRAMMEb.pdf
05/09/2008
Interview with the mayor in which he states:
"We're in final discussions about some of the legal aspects of the planning consent that Lewisham Council granted."
"We're not talking about anything happening this year. We're probably talking about the middle of next year."
http://www.newsshopper.co.uk/news/l....0.concern_over_250m_lewisham_development.php
He also states that completion of the project will still be in 2012. Six years was the original estimate for the time taken to complete the work, which should push the completion date to some time in 2015 "probably".
Original planning application was for 800 residential units. The following page on the Taylor Wimpy site states that 1000 residential units are planed:
http://www.taylorwimpey.com/Home/TWHomes/MixedUse/Developments/TheGatewayLewishamLondon
24/06/08
Interview with Heidi Alexander (deputy mayor of Lewisham and cabinet member for regeneration), in which she states:
"In Lewisham Town Centre, we are currently awaiting a detailed application and we hope that work will start next year on the road layout, rivers and services".
This is odd as they were given detailed planning permission for the roads and services in October 2007 and work on this should have started by now:
http://www.zimbio.com/life+in+lewisham/articles/256/Brockley+Central+Interview+Cllr+Heidi+Alexander
15/02/08
First indications that the developers may be having second thoughts on the development:
http://www.propertyweek.com/story.asp?sectioncode=530&storycode=3106204&c=1
Two Lib Dem Councillors (Blackheath and Downham) are standing down in Lewisham, forcing by-elections next month.
Duwayne Brooks (Stephen Lawrence's friend) is standing for the Lib Dems in Downham.
Its weird, the more I read about that f*cking BNP woman Tess Culnane, the more disgusting she seems.
She has literally been a member/ stood for office in every far right party possible.
Even the BNP have denounced the BPP as being 'too extreme.'
You are so right to correct me! I was projecting I think! It's absolutely expediancy rather than denunciation.
Ha! Ive been avoiding that WWC thread! Feel free to post the link there though, the blog seem to have catalogued local right wing movements quite closely.
I might come in a bit later to cheerlead, on the off chance you'd need it
Wondered what Cordells will do with their licence..?? A small bistro perhaps or even a winebar. Anyhow I give it eighteen months at the most.
I now sometimes go to the Tigers Head, Lee Green, to watch the footie, much less threatening atmosphere than the "Scaffolders Arms" (The Station) with its vertical drinking Peckham Rolex wearing clientele. At the Tigers Head you can sit a view the big screen, excellent jukebox and 50p for a game of pool and big beer garden which has bbqs in the summer