Lewisham Round Up
Posted by: Andrew Brown on: 25 January, 2008
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Planning Committee
Dean explains the decisions he took in committee.
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Would Jacqui Smith buy a kebab in Brockley?
Brockley Central debate crime on the mean streets of SE London.
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New stuff
Kate on Lewisham Sucks asks if anyone knows if there is a lewisham autism forum or discussion board.
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Swimming pool consultation
The Dame lets us know that we’re entitled to have a view on when the pool ought to open and that sort of thing.
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Rerubishment costs for leaseholders in Brockley
Brockley Central are keeping an eye out.
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A Picture of Health
Clare is another one left wondering what the NHS planners are up to.
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The Green City?
Park Bench London says that Lewisham (and Richmond-upon-Thames) allowed 137 gardens to be built over in the last three years, making us the 9th worst borough in the capital for this sort of thing.
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Proposed change to the 273 bus route
Paul B has the proposed changes to the route and says you should tell him if you think they’re not what you’d do.
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The M&S test
Tom at Going Local suggests “one problem with local shops – unless you know them, and know their stock, then they can seem very off-putting.” Still he says they pass the test.
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The story grows in the telling
Lancaster UAF expose fascist’s lies, but make the point that they are trying to be a force in Lewisham politics.
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Deptford park redevelopment & farmer’s market
The Dame says get yourselves to the park to have a say on its future, and then perhaps you might patronise (in the nice sense) the farmer’s market.
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The Only Living Boy In New Cross*
Reidski bigs up the Young Mayor, and teaches us some new words.
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Wet Journey
Wulf suggests that it might be time to invest in a boat.
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Deptford Town Hall
Transpontine passes on some interesting history.
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First things first
Tom’s going local and you can join him on his expedition.
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From the postbag: the BNP
In which Westmonster reminds us that not all the fruit of our borough is ripe.
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All kinds of everything
Henry shows us just how diverse we are as a borough.
The people have spoken