Peckham residents will be glad to know that charges are being (temporarily) lifted for specific times in Peckham's Council owned car parks in December - see details below. These revert us to the position before the extensive new charges were imposed with inadequate information and consultation earlier this year.
Nunhead & Peckham Community Council had already asked that the Council suspend the new charges until a thorough review and consultation is carried out because of the bad effects they are having. The Community Council in January will be asked to pursue this vigorously.
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MESSAGE FROM THE COUNCIL:
There will be free car parking in all four Council owned car parks; (the Blue is free)
1.Stead Street (Walworth area)
2.Chourmert Road (Peckham)
3.Copeland Road (Peckham)
4.Cerise Road (Peckham)
The concession will commence from Saturday 12th December and will include Sunday 13th December it will also allow for free parking after 6.30pm Monday to Friday (allowing for late night shopping) and the following week will be identical Saturday 20th December including Sunday 21st December Monday to Friday free parking after 6.30pm. The following week will include Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th December up to
Thursday 1st January 2009.
Please be aware that there will be charges throughout the weekdays from 8.00am up to 6.30pm.
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Http://www.southwark.gov.uk/Public/NewsArticle.aspx?articleId=33780
Southwark traders get boost from free weekend parking
Published on: 09/12/2008
With small businesses feeling the bite of the credit crunch, one London borough has decided to drop car parking charges in all council-run car parks over Christmas to boost support for local traders.
The Southwark Council car parks in Stead Street (Walworth), Choumert Grove, Copeland Road and Cerise Road (all in Peckham) will be free on the following weekends - 13-14, 20-21 and 27-28 December.
Car parks will also be free every night from Friday 12 December, right up to 3 January 2009.
Councillor Jeff Hook, Executive member for Environment, said:
“This is a tough festive season for many, with residents tightening their belts and local businesses doing everything they can to get shoppers to come in and buy.
“By making council car parks free on these dates, we hope that this will be all the incentive residents need to use their local shops for Christmas presents and New Year supplies.”
“Local shops are often locally owned and run by people living in Southwark, so we have to do what we can to help them at this time.”
Friday, 12 December 2008
Wednesday, 3 December 2008
Tues 9th Dec neighbourhood Planning & the PAAP
Has your neighbourhood been affected by planning applications or planning enforcements? Would you like to change things so they take more account of the local neighbourhood character and of residents' views? If so, you may be interested in a meeting organised by the Bellenden Residents' Group next week, details below. If you would like to come, please email to let us know.
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Rye Lane West Neighbourhood
* future developments & planning applications
* local residents meeting with the Council's Planners & Lane Ward Councillor
* start developing our local neighbourhood description
* a first look at the PAAP and how it affects us.
Tuesday 9th December 6.30-8.30pm
in the Bussey building, 133 Rye Lane, SE15
entrance through the passage way, opposite Blenheim Grove.
refreshments & exhibition from 6pm
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In the neighbourhood to the west of Rye Lane, in Peckham, over the years we have had numerous planning applications (and enforcement issues) which have resulted in many objections. After much effort, some of these have been changed. We have often thought that if developers knew before they started what local people think is acceptable, in the form of a 'neighbourhood profile', we might just possibly be able to avoid a lot of upset, effort and time.
NEIGHBOURHOOD PROFILE
We are meeting with the Planners to see if we can produce such a profile for our neighbourhood to the west of Rye Lane, in the forthcoming discussions about the Peckham Area Action Plan (PAAP). This is supported by The Lane ward Councillor Gordon Nardell who will also be at the meeting.
Such a process might be of interest to residents in other neighbourhoods, especially those affected by the PAAP. So if you would like to think about arranging such a meeting for your neighbourhood, you will be welcome to come and learn from this meeting about what might be involved in creating a 'neighbourhood profile', what might flow from that, and from our first look at the PAAP and how it affects us in our neighbourhood. Some of this might have relevance in your own neighbourhood.
FURTHER INFORMATION
The PAAP (Peckham Area Action Plan) is a very important Planning development which will establish the new future planning policy for Peckham. For information about the PAAP, please see:www.southwark.gov.uk/futurepeckham
Further information on some issues raised for the future of Peckham town centre, a core part of the PAAP, see www.peckhamvision.org
Further information on this meeting, please email BRG@nutbrook.demon.co.uk
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Rye Lane West Neighbourhood
* future developments & planning applications
* local residents meeting with the Council's Planners & Lane Ward Councillor
* start developing our local neighbourhood description
* a first look at the PAAP and how it affects us.
Tuesday 9th December 6.30-8.30pm
in the Bussey building, 133 Rye Lane, SE15
entrance through the passage way, opposite Blenheim Grove.
refreshments & exhibition from 6pm
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In the neighbourhood to the west of Rye Lane, in Peckham, over the years we have had numerous planning applications (and enforcement issues) which have resulted in many objections. After much effort, some of these have been changed. We have often thought that if developers knew before they started what local people think is acceptable, in the form of a 'neighbourhood profile', we might just possibly be able to avoid a lot of upset, effort and time.
NEIGHBOURHOOD PROFILE
We are meeting with the Planners to see if we can produce such a profile for our neighbourhood to the west of Rye Lane, in the forthcoming discussions about the Peckham Area Action Plan (PAAP). This is supported by The Lane ward Councillor Gordon Nardell who will also be at the meeting.
Such a process might be of interest to residents in other neighbourhoods, especially those affected by the PAAP. So if you would like to think about arranging such a meeting for your neighbourhood, you will be welcome to come and learn from this meeting about what might be involved in creating a 'neighbourhood profile', what might flow from that, and from our first look at the PAAP and how it affects us in our neighbourhood. Some of this might have relevance in your own neighbourhood.
FURTHER INFORMATION
The PAAP (Peckham Area Action Plan) is a very important Planning development which will establish the new future planning policy for Peckham. For information about the PAAP, please see:www.southwark.gov.uk/futurepeckham
Further information on some issues raised for the future of Peckham town centre, a core part of the PAAP, see www.peckhamvision.org
Further information on this meeting, please email BRG@nutbrook.demon.co.uk
Tuesday, 2 December 2008
Tuesday 9 December - our neighbourhood profile
Do you live in the SE15 streets to the west of Rye Lane, i.e. up to the SE5 borders, and between & including Peckham High St/Peckham Road, Bushey Hill Rd, Copleston Road, Grove Vale, East Dulwich Road, & Rye Lane? Have you been affected by planning applications and enforcements? Do you want to help create a planning and development profile to safeguard and improve your neighbourhood? If so, please do come to this meeting if you can. Let us know if you aim to come. If you can display a poster or give your neighbours a flyer, click reply & email for a copy.
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Rye Lane West Neighbourhood
future developments & planning applications
local residents meeting with the Council's Planners & Lane Ward Councillor
Tuesday 9th December 6.30-8.30pm
in the Bussey building, 133 Rye Lane, SE15
entrance through the passage way, opposite Blenheim Grove.
refreshments & exhibition from 6pm
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Over the years we have had numerous planning applications (and enforcement issues) across the neighbourhood to the west of Rye Lane, which have resulted in many objections. After much effort, some of these have been changed.
Wouldn't it be so much better if the developers knew before they started what local people think is acceptable so we could avoid a lot of upset, effort and time where this is possible?
NEIGHBOURHOOD PROFILE
There is a chance we might be able to produce a 'neighbourhood profile' in the forthcoming discussions about the Peckham Area Action Plan (PAAP). This is supported by The Lane ward Councillor Gordon Nardell who will be at the meeting with the Council's Planners.
Do come and take part in these preliminary discussions to see how we can describe the best of our neighbourhood and how to improve the rest. There will also be a first look at the PAAP and how it affects us.
FURTHER INFORMATION
The PAAP (Peckham Area Action Plan) is a very important Planning development which will establish the new future planning policy for Peckham. For information about the PAAP, please see www.southwark.gov.uk/futurepeckham
Further information on some issues raised for the future of Peckham town centre, also part of the PAAP, see www.peckhamvision.org
Further information on this meeting please email BRG@nutbrook.demon.co.uk
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Rye Lane West Neighbourhood
future developments & planning applications
local residents meeting with the Council's Planners & Lane Ward Councillor
Tuesday 9th December 6.30-8.30pm
in the Bussey building, 133 Rye Lane, SE15
entrance through the passage way, opposite Blenheim Grove.
refreshments & exhibition from 6pm
_______________________________________
Over the years we have had numerous planning applications (and enforcement issues) across the neighbourhood to the west of Rye Lane, which have resulted in many objections. After much effort, some of these have been changed.
Wouldn't it be so much better if the developers knew before they started what local people think is acceptable so we could avoid a lot of upset, effort and time where this is possible?
NEIGHBOURHOOD PROFILE
There is a chance we might be able to produce a 'neighbourhood profile' in the forthcoming discussions about the Peckham Area Action Plan (PAAP). This is supported by The Lane ward Councillor Gordon Nardell who will be at the meeting with the Council's Planners.
Do come and take part in these preliminary discussions to see how we can describe the best of our neighbourhood and how to improve the rest. There will also be a first look at the PAAP and how it affects us.
FURTHER INFORMATION
The PAAP (Peckham Area Action Plan) is a very important Planning development which will establish the new future planning policy for Peckham. For information about the PAAP, please see www.southwark.gov.uk/futurepeckham
Further information on some issues raised for the future of Peckham town centre, also part of the PAAP, see www.peckhamvision.org
Further information on this meeting please email BRG@nutbrook.demon.co.uk
Friday, 28 November 2008
Sat 6 Dec - Copleston Centre Christmas Fair
The Copleston Centre Christmas Fair
will be on
Saturday 6 December
2-4pm:
Cakes, books, cards, raffle,
Christmas goods, bric-a-brac,
massage, light refreshments,
etc. All proceeds will go to
the Copleston Centre.
All very welcome. Please pass on the message.
The Copleston Centre offers
an asylum seekers' project, mental health project,
free counselling service, pilates, yoga, tai chi, gentle
exercise, a literature group, a music group, parent
and toddlers group, dance for children, as well as an
Anglican/United Reform Church and an
Emmanuel Christian Fellowship Church.
will be on
Saturday 6 December
2-4pm:
Cakes, books, cards, raffle,
Christmas goods, bric-a-brac,
massage, light refreshments,
etc. All proceeds will go to
the Copleston Centre.
All very welcome. Please pass on the message.
The Copleston Centre offers
an asylum seekers' project, mental health project,
free counselling service, pilates, yoga, tai chi, gentle
exercise, a literature group, a music group, parent
and toddlers group, dance for children, as well as an
Anglican/United Reform Church and an
Emmanuel Christian Fellowship Church.
Thursday, 27 November 2008
loss of East Croydon-London Bridge service
Email from Southwark Rail Users Group (SRUG)
Do you use rail services to London Bridge or services to East Croydon from our local stations? Do you know that the East Croydon to London Bridge two trains an hour service, which goes through East Dulwich, Peckham Rye, Queens Rd, and North Dulwich stations, is being cut in December? This cuts our local link to East Croydon and Gatwick, and cuts two trains an hour to London Bridge. If this affects you, whichever constituency you are in, please respond to Tessa Jowell's on-line survey - see below. If you live in Camberwell & Peckham constituency you could also usefully email Harriet Harman MP
Southwark Rail Users Group (SRUG) covers rail routes and stations serving Peckham Rye, Nunhead, South Bermondsey, Queens Road, Denmark Hill, East Dulwich, North Dulwich.
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EMAIL FROM TESSA JOWELL MP
I hope you do not mind me sending you this email but it is about an issue that I know is of importance to many people living in my constituency.
I am concerned that a new rail timetable that commences on 14 December will remove two trains per hour from the off-peak timetable on the service running to London Bridge through Gipsy Hill, West Norwood, Tulse Hill, North Dulwich and East Dulwich.
I opposed these changes with Southern Rail and the Department for Transport but, surprisingly, a passenger representative group supported them and they will now go ahead. The new timetable provides four off-peak trains to and from London Bridge every hour instead of the current six. The trains to be removed are the ones that run every half hour from London Bridge to/from Smitham via East Croydon. The peak service is unaffected.
I want to hear your views about how these changes will affect you. Please take a few minutes to complete my survey by clicking on the link below or by pasting it into your browser:
www.tessajowell.net
You can be assured that I will use your response to support local rail users in getting the best possible service when timetables are being revised.
With best wishes,
Tessa Jowell
(Member of Parliament for Dulwich & West Norwood)
Do you use rail services to London Bridge or services to East Croydon from our local stations? Do you know that the East Croydon to London Bridge two trains an hour service, which goes through East Dulwich, Peckham Rye, Queens Rd, and North Dulwich stations, is being cut in December? This cuts our local link to East Croydon and Gatwick, and cuts two trains an hour to London Bridge. If this affects you, whichever constituency you are in, please respond to Tessa Jowell's on-line survey - see below. If you live in Camberwell & Peckham constituency you could also usefully email Harriet Harman MP
Southwark Rail Users Group (SRUG) covers rail routes and stations serving Peckham Rye, Nunhead, South Bermondsey, Queens Road, Denmark Hill, East Dulwich, North Dulwich.
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EMAIL FROM TESSA JOWELL MP
I hope you do not mind me sending you this email but it is about an issue that I know is of importance to many people living in my constituency.
I am concerned that a new rail timetable that commences on 14 December will remove two trains per hour from the off-peak timetable on the service running to London Bridge through Gipsy Hill, West Norwood, Tulse Hill, North Dulwich and East Dulwich.
I opposed these changes with Southern Rail and the Department for Transport but, surprisingly, a passenger representative group supported them and they will now go ahead. The new timetable provides four off-peak trains to and from London Bridge every hour instead of the current six. The trains to be removed are the ones that run every half hour from London Bridge to/from Smitham via East Croydon. The peak service is unaffected.
I want to hear your views about how these changes will affect you. Please take a few minutes to complete my survey by clicking on the link below or by pasting it into your browser:
www.tessajowell.net
You can be assured that I will use your response to support local rail users in getting the best possible service when timetables are being revised.
With best wishes,
Tessa Jowell
(Member of Parliament for Dulwich & West Norwood)
Sunday, 23 November 2008
Have Your Say on Policing in London
See below an email from the Metropolitan Police Authority (MPA) asking the public if they will fill in an on-line short questionnaire giving their views on policing priorities. The completed questionnaire needs to be submitted by 1st December.
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Email from MPA:
Have Your Say on Policing in London
The Metropolitan Police Authority (MPA) is consulting on London's policing priorities for 2010/11. We are interested in your opinion.
Please take part in a short questionnaire to tell us your views. To complete a questionnaire click here. Questionnaires need to submitted by 1st December 2008. We look forward to hearing your views on policing in London.
Are the police focusing on areas that are important to you? The MPS (Metropolitan Police Service) policing priorities are reviewed every year. We hope the short online questionnaire will help you to tell us what you think:
* What are your top three priorities for policing in London?
* Why do you choose these priorities?
* What should the MPS be doing to tackle these priorities?
The current policing priorities can be found on the MPA website within the Policing London business plan. www.mpa.gov.uk/downloads/reports/policingplan2008-11.pdf Please take part and have your say on policing in London. Thanks for taking part in the survey.
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Email from MPA:
Have Your Say on Policing in London
The Metropolitan Police Authority (MPA) is consulting on London's policing priorities for 2010/11. We are interested in your opinion.
Please take part in a short questionnaire to tell us your views. To complete a questionnaire click here.
Are the police focusing on areas that are important to you? The MPS (Metropolitan Police Service) policing priorities are reviewed every year. We hope the short online questionnaire will help you to tell us what you think:
* What are your top three priorities for policing in London?
* Why do you choose these priorities?
* What should the MPS be doing to tackle these priorities?
The current policing priorities can be found on the MPA website within the Policing London business plan. www.mpa.gov.uk/downloads/reports/policingplan2008-11.pdf Please take part and have your say on policing in London. Thanks for taking part in the survey.
Saturday, 22 November 2008
Sat 29th November, St John's Christmas Fayre
St John’s Christmas Fayre
Saturday, 29th November
11am – 3pm
in the Goose Green Centre,
East Dulwich Road
Cakes and Home-made Produce,
Christmas Cards, Gifts, Books, Raffle,
Face-painting, Bric-a-brac,
Refreshments and Hot Food.
Also featuring children’s entertainer Mike Paul, magic, music and puppets.
All Welcome
Saturday, 29th November
11am – 3pm
in the Goose Green Centre,
East Dulwich Road
Cakes and Home-made Produce,
Christmas Cards, Gifts, Books, Raffle,
Face-painting, Bric-a-brac,
Refreshments and Hot Food.
Also featuring children’s entertainer Mike Paul, magic, music and puppets.
All Welcome
Wednesday, 19 November 2008
Hannah Barry Gallery
Here is a chance to visit the successful innovative art gallery in the emerging Copeland Cultural Quarter see
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From the Hannah Barry Gallery:
Invitation to our latest and final exhibition this year, opening tomorrow evening. The artist we are showing is truly extraordinary.
With best regards
Hannah
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Please join us at the gallery on Thursday of this week - 20 November - from 6 - 9 pm to celebrate the opening of TO COMPLETE MY EDUCATION, thirty paintings by Nathan Cash Davidson, our 18th and final exhibition of this year. The exhibition runs in Peckham until 11 December and is open daily 12 - 6 pm.
We hope you can be with us on Thursday. Directions to the gallery
Hannah
Hannah Barry Gallery
Unit 9i
Copeland Industrial Park
133 Copeland Road
London SE15 3SN
Tel: +44 7850 639 570
www.hannahbarry.com
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From the Hannah Barry Gallery:
Invitation to our latest and final exhibition this year, opening tomorrow evening. The artist we are showing is truly extraordinary.
With best regards
Hannah
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Please join us at the gallery on Thursday of this week - 20 November - from 6 - 9 pm to celebrate the opening of TO COMPLETE MY EDUCATION, thirty paintings by Nathan Cash Davidson, our 18th and final exhibition of this year. The exhibition runs in Peckham until 11 December and is open daily 12 - 6 pm.
We hope you can be with us on Thursday. Directions to the gallery
Hannah
Hannah Barry Gallery
Unit 9i
Copeland Industrial Park
133 Copeland Road
London SE15 3SN
Tel: +44 7850 639 570
www.hannahbarry.com
Sunday, 16 November 2008
rail services 17 Nov reminder
REMINDER - SOUTHWARK RAIL USERS GROUP (SRUG)
Date: Monday 17th November 6.30pm - 8.30pm.
Venue: Bussey building, 133 Rye Lane, SE15, opposite Blenheim Grove
Topic: Local Rail Services.
Exhibition & refreshments from 6pm
Please let us know if you are coming, if you haven't replied yet.
You will be especially interested in this meeting if you:
* use the services to London Bridge or East Croydon - a protest is growing against Southern Rail's decision to cut the service next month.
* use the Loop Line from Denmark Hill to London Bridge or from Queens Rd Peckham to Victoria. Network Rail will be explaining why the decision to cut the link was made. We may be able to challenge some of the assumptions.
* are keen to get the East London Line link to Clapham Junction agreed - there will be a report from TfL on progress.
* want services to Victoria improved from Nunhead, Peckham Rye and Denmark Hill - possibly good news on this.
* think the stations need improving in some way - the train companies responsible will be present.
Date: Monday 17th November 6.30pm - 8.30pm.
Venue: Bussey building, 133 Rye Lane, SE15, opposite Blenheim Grove
Topic: Local Rail Services.
Exhibition & refreshments from 6pm
Please let us know if you are coming, if you haven't replied yet.
You will be especially interested in this meeting if you:
* use the services to London Bridge or East Croydon - a protest is growing against Southern Rail's decision to cut the service next month.
* use the Loop Line from Denmark Hill to London Bridge or from Queens Rd Peckham to Victoria. Network Rail will be explaining why the decision to cut the link was made. We may be able to challenge some of the assumptions.
* are keen to get the East London Line link to Clapham Junction agreed - there will be a report from TfL on progress.
* want services to Victoria improved from Nunhead, Peckham Rye and Denmark Hill - possibly good news on this.
* think the stations need improving in some way - the train companies responsible will be present.
Saturday, 15 November 2008
RLSAG (Rye Lane & Station Action Group) October 08 minutes
The minutes of the 22nd October 2008 Rye Lane & Station Action Group (RLSAG) meeting are attached for information.
Summary
This was the 10th RLSAG meeting on the Group's 4th anniversary. It was very well attended by residents with nearly 50 present, and also other stakeholders - Network Rail, Southern Rail, and the Council. The rail companies reported on current improvements to the railway infrastructure in and around the station and tracks, and the Council presented a report on how to achieve the transformation of the station area including the new piazza. Peckham Vision and The Peckham Society presented ideas on how those very welcome developments would fit into the vision of a transformed central Rye Lane, including the emerging Copeland Cultural Quarter on the site designated for the tram depot. The Council explained that the forthcoming consultations on the Peckham Area Action Plan (PAAP) provided the context for considering all these ideas. The positive ideas were welcomed by the meeting as realistic ways of transforming the town centre. The obstacles were acknowledged, but also that there was willingness of the Council and community to work together to overcome them.
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If you are coming to the Southwark Rail Users Group meeting on Monday 17th November, you might find it useful to read these minutes before that meeting, as they include reports on current improvements at Peckham Rye station.
Summary
This was the 10th RLSAG meeting on the Group's 4th anniversary. It was very well attended by residents with nearly 50 present, and also other stakeholders - Network Rail, Southern Rail, and the Council. The rail companies reported on current improvements to the railway infrastructure in and around the station and tracks, and the Council presented a report on how to achieve the transformation of the station area including the new piazza. Peckham Vision and The Peckham Society presented ideas on how those very welcome developments would fit into the vision of a transformed central Rye Lane, including the emerging Copeland Cultural Quarter on the site designated for the tram depot. The Council explained that the forthcoming consultations on the Peckham Area Action Plan (PAAP) provided the context for considering all these ideas. The positive ideas were welcomed by the meeting as realistic ways of transforming the town centre. The obstacles were acknowledged, but also that there was willingness of the Council and community to work together to overcome them.
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If you are coming to the Southwark Rail Users Group meeting on Monday 17th November, you might find it useful to read these minutes before that meeting, as they include reports on current improvements at Peckham Rye station.
Friday, 14 November 2008
design & conservation in town centre Wed 19 Nov 6.30pm
An invitation from The Peckham Society to a meeting Wednesday 19th November 6.30pm, details below.
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DESIGN AND CONSERVATION IN PECKHAM'S TOWN CENTRE
A chance to learn about and discuss the council's new Peckham Area Action Plan and the Peckham Society's campaign for better design standards and the conservation of central Peckham's best historic and 20th century buildings:
- a presentation from Southwark's planning policy officers about their vision for Peckham's future development.
- an illustrated talk from the Peckham Society about the aspiration for high design standards for new developments, and the sensitive re-use of the wealth of handsome historic buildings on the High Street and Rye Lane.
- an opportunity to air your views and hopes for the future of our town centre!
Meet at the Bussey building, 133 Rye Lane, SE15 (opposite Blenheim Grove)
WEDNESDAY 19th NOVEMBER 2008
6.30pm-8.30pm
Exhibition 6pm
refreshments
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DESIGN AND CONSERVATION IN PECKHAM'S TOWN CENTRE
A chance to learn about and discuss the council's new Peckham Area Action Plan and the Peckham Society's campaign for better design standards and the conservation of central Peckham's best historic and 20th century buildings:
- a presentation from Southwark's planning policy officers about their vision for Peckham's future development.
- an illustrated talk from the Peckham Society about the aspiration for high design standards for new developments, and the sensitive re-use of the wealth of handsome historic buildings on the High Street and Rye Lane.
- an opportunity to air your views and hopes for the future of our town centre!
Meet at the Bussey building, 133 Rye Lane, SE15 (opposite Blenheim Grove)
WEDNESDAY 19th NOVEMBER 2008
6.30pm-8.30pm
Exhibition 6pm
refreshments
Monday, 10 November 2008
Sat 22 Nov community conference: Peckham Power Company Launch Event
You are invited to the free community conference to launch local residents' own power (energy) company. Sat 22 Nov afternoon.
Further information below and from:
register@peckhampower.org
020 7617 7650
240 Bellenden Road SE15 4BY
http://peckhampower.org
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PECKHAM POWER COMPANY LAUNCH
We are a group of local residents holding a free community conference on
Saturday 22nd November 2008, 2pm until 5pm
at the "St. John with St. Andrew Anglican Church"
10a Meeting House Lane, Peckham SE15 2UN
Directions:
Http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=St.+John+with+St.+Andrew+Anglican+Church&ie=U
TF8&ll=51.479512,-0.057034&spn=0.012508,0.038624&z=15&iwloc=A
Free warm lunch available from 1pm - 2pm
All welcome
The conference will share information about
* retrofitting efficiency measures
•solar thermal
•electricity from solar panels
And give you the opportunity to join the Peckham Power Company and to shape its future.
Please register (for free) register@peckhampower.org
When you register, please let us know if you have any dietary requirements.
For more info or to be kept up to date about future developments, please see
http://peckhampower.org, phone 020 7617 7650 or email info@peckhampower.org
Launch event generously supported by Southwark Council
ABOUT US
Peckham Power Company is run by and for local residents in Peckham and Nunhead. We exist to help people - no matter what their income - to generate and to use energy sustainably. We also aim to provide advice and skills to people who want to install, maintain and develop local energy generation and efficiency measures. Anyone can join the company, as we want to run it as a cooperative enterprise.
ABOUT THE LAUNCH EVENT
Being driven by the community is an essential aim of the Peckham Power Company. The community conference on the 22nd November will be a platform for learning about the available technologies, discussing which are most appropriate for the locale and then forming working groups to make the ideas happen!
WE NEED YOU!
We need you to join us to make it happen. So if any of the energy generating ideas interest you then join us and take part in making it happen. If you're interested in people and how they work together then join us and help set up a locally run, democratic company. Or if you are interested in investing some of your hard earned cash then join us to help set up accessible financial models of generating energy.
There are countless opportunities for generating and using energy sustainably in Peckham: let's get to work!
Further information below and from:
register@peckhampower.org
020 7617 7650
240 Bellenden Road SE15 4BY
http://peckhampower.org
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PECKHAM POWER COMPANY LAUNCH
We are a group of local residents holding a free community conference on
Saturday 22nd November 2008, 2pm until 5pm
at the "St. John with St. Andrew Anglican Church"
10a Meeting House Lane, Peckham SE15 2UN
Directions:
Http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=St.+John+with+St.+Andrew+Anglican+Church&ie=U
TF8&ll=51.479512,-0.057034&spn=0.012508,0.038624&z=15&iwloc=A
Free warm lunch available from 1pm - 2pm
All welcome
The conference will share information about
* retrofitting efficiency measures
•solar thermal
•electricity from solar panels
And give you the opportunity to join the Peckham Power Company and to shape its future.
Please register (for free) register@peckhampower.org
When you register, please let us know if you have any dietary requirements.
For more info or to be kept up to date about future developments, please see
http://peckhampower.org, phone 020 7617 7650 or email info@peckhampower.org
Launch event generously supported by Southwark Council
ABOUT US
Peckham Power Company is run by and for local residents in Peckham and Nunhead. We exist to help people - no matter what their income - to generate and to use energy sustainably. We also aim to provide advice and skills to people who want to install, maintain and develop local energy generation and efficiency measures. Anyone can join the company, as we want to run it as a cooperative enterprise.
ABOUT THE LAUNCH EVENT
Being driven by the community is an essential aim of the Peckham Power Company. The community conference on the 22nd November will be a platform for learning about the available technologies, discussing which are most appropriate for the locale and then forming working groups to make the ideas happen!
WE NEED YOU!
We need you to join us to make it happen. So if any of the energy generating ideas interest you then join us and take part in making it happen. If you're interested in people and how they work together then join us and help set up a locally run, democratic company. Or if you are interested in investing some of your hard earned cash then join us to help set up accessible financial models of generating energy.
There are countless opportunities for generating and using energy sustainably in Peckham: let's get to work!
Monday, 3 November 2008
Waste recycling planning application
Dear local resident
You will be interested in this if you live near the Old Kent Road or on roads leading through surrounding neighbourhoods to the Old Kent Road.
See information below from residents who live near the proposed waste recycling plant to be located on or adjacent to the gas works site on the Old Kent Road. They draw attention to what they say will be harmful affects for their neighbourhood and that the deadline for comments and objections to the planning application is 7th November 2008.
OBJECTIONS/COMMENTS should be emailed:
TO: Helen.Goulden@southwark.gov.uk, planning.applications@southwark.gov.uk
quoting: Ref Applications: 08/AP/2209 and 08-CO-0076.
CC: Harriet Harman: harmanh@parliament.uk, Simon Hughes: HughesSH@parliament.uk
FURTHER INFORMATION FROM THE COUNCIL from : Helen Goulden Planning Department
Helen.Goulden@southwark.gov.uk , phone 020 7525-5349
quoting: Ref Applications: 08/AP/2209 and 08-CO-0076.
* Planning application details:
* A very long list of supporting documents:
FURTHER INFORMATION FROM THE LOCAL RESIDENTS from:
info@grenierresidents.co.uk
________________________________________________
Email from residents at the old school on Gervase St and Asylum Rd, SE15.
URGENT !
WASTE MANAGEMENT PROPOSALS WILL IMPACT ON OUR AREA
For nearly 3 years, Southwark Council have been planning to build a huge waste management facility near our homes. Recently, they published their plans and we have realised the massive impact they will have on all of us. The Council's own proposals tell us that they include:
On Old Kent Road:
* Removing the bus stops near 'Toys 'R' Us'
* Removing a pedestrian crossing and narrowing the pavements near the site - increasing the risks to pedestrians (including children to and from school)
* Up to 1200 extra vehicles on surrounding roads every day - that's 1 a minute!
* Even longer delays to bus journeys, and further to walk to the bus-stop
On Asylum Road:
* One of the main access roads to the site
* Noisy lorries using Asylum Road from 6am, 7 days a week
* Probable removal of all car parking on Asylum Road.
* Congestion - at least 15 cars queuing to use the junction with Old Kent Road.
* Greater than 90% traffic saturation on Asylum road.
* Risk of subsidence to properties along Asylum Road.
* Diversion of traffic from nearby roads (alteration to Commercial Way access)
WHAT COULD THIS MEAN FOR ME…?
* traffic congestion and extra vehicle noise and fumes pollution
* Industrial site pollution (Noise, Bio-aerosol/particle - SMELLS and GERMS)
* Danger to pedestrians and road users, car parking spaces removed
* Potential health risks of the site on local residents/workers/school children
* Negative effect on house prices
WE CANNOT LET THIS HAPPEN ! IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO COMPLAIN AGAINST THE COUNCIL'S PLANS, PLEASE E-MAIL THE COUNCIL URGENTLY BEFORE 07.11.08 [see contact details above]
Further information from us at: info@grenierresidents.co.uk
The Industrial Site will be run by a commercial company VEOLIA whose aim will be to make as much profit as possible and obviously increase its workload which will have drastic consequences for us all residents.
You will be interested in this if you live near the Old Kent Road or on roads leading through surrounding neighbourhoods to the Old Kent Road.
See information below from residents who live near the proposed waste recycling plant to be located on or adjacent to the gas works site on the Old Kent Road. They draw attention to what they say will be harmful affects for their neighbourhood and that the deadline for comments and objections to the planning application is 7th November 2008.
OBJECTIONS/COMMENTS should be emailed:
TO: Helen.Goulden@southwark.gov.uk, planning.applications@southwark.gov.uk
quoting: Ref Applications: 08/AP/2209 and 08-CO-0076.
CC: Harriet Harman: harmanh@parliament.uk, Simon Hughes: HughesSH@parliament.uk
FURTHER INFORMATION FROM THE COUNCIL from : Helen Goulden Planning Department
Helen.Goulden@southwark.gov.uk , phone 020 7525-5349
quoting: Ref Applications: 08/AP/2209 and 08-CO-0076.
* Planning application details:
* A very long list of supporting documents:
FURTHER INFORMATION FROM THE LOCAL RESIDENTS from:
info@grenierresidents.co.uk
________________________________________________
Email from residents at the old school on Gervase St and Asylum Rd, SE15.
URGENT !
WASTE MANAGEMENT PROPOSALS WILL IMPACT ON OUR AREA
For nearly 3 years, Southwark Council have been planning to build a huge waste management facility near our homes. Recently, they published their plans and we have realised the massive impact they will have on all of us. The Council's own proposals tell us that they include:
On Old Kent Road:
* Removing the bus stops near 'Toys 'R' Us'
* Removing a pedestrian crossing and narrowing the pavements near the site - increasing the risks to pedestrians (including children to and from school)
* Up to 1200 extra vehicles on surrounding roads every day - that's 1 a minute!
* Even longer delays to bus journeys, and further to walk to the bus-stop
On Asylum Road:
* One of the main access roads to the site
* Noisy lorries using Asylum Road from 6am, 7 days a week
* Probable removal of all car parking on Asylum Road.
* Congestion - at least 15 cars queuing to use the junction with Old Kent Road.
* Greater than 90% traffic saturation on Asylum road.
* Risk of subsidence to properties along Asylum Road.
* Diversion of traffic from nearby roads (alteration to Commercial Way access)
WHAT COULD THIS MEAN FOR ME…?
* traffic congestion and extra vehicle noise and fumes pollution
* Industrial site pollution (Noise, Bio-aerosol/particle - SMELLS and GERMS)
* Danger to pedestrians and road users, car parking spaces removed
* Potential health risks of the site on local residents/workers/school children
* Negative effect on house prices
WE CANNOT LET THIS HAPPEN ! IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO COMPLAIN AGAINST THE COUNCIL'S PLANS, PLEASE E-MAIL THE COUNCIL URGENTLY BEFORE 07.11.08 [see contact details above]
Further information from us at: info@grenierresidents.co.uk
The Industrial Site will be run by a commercial company VEOLIA whose aim will be to make as much profit as possible and obviously increase its workload which will have drastic consequences for us all residents.
rail services - Mon 17 Nov 6.30pm
Hi
Are you a local rail user? Can you see what needs to be improved and wish you could get that across to someone responsible? Would you like to know more about how your local rail system works? Do you have any questions or other comments you would like to put directly to those responsible?
Please let me know if you would like to come to the meeting of the Southwark Rail Users Group (SRUG) on Monday 17th November meeting 6.30pm-8.30pm, exhibition 6pm.
This will be an important opportunity:
* to make your views known as a local rail user to the people who can improve matters;
* to learn about the railway system and the technical matters that constrain what services can be provided, so we can make informed comments.
We will be focussing on rail routes that come and go through the Peckham area, and serving stations in mid Southwark: Peckham Rye, Nunhead, South Bermondsey, Queens Road, Denmark Hill, East Dulwich, North Dulwich.
We will have speakers from Network Rail, TfL (Transport for London), Passenger Focus, London Travel Watch. The four train companies bidding for the South Central Franchise will also be present to listen to users.
Topics covered will include:
* progress on East London Line Extension phase 2,
* London Bridge restructuring and effect on our local services,
* planned cut in South London Loop Line,
* planned cut in Peckham to East Croydon service,
* service changes to Victoria, Blackfriars and London Bridge.
* station improvements,
* travel improvements.
If you have already received details of the meeting, you are on the SRUG (Southwark Rail Users Group) list.
If you have not received the details, and would like to come to the meeting, please let me know and I will send you the information, and add you to the list. You will be very welcome.
Southwark Rail Users Group
SRUG@nutbrook.demon.co.uk
Are you a local rail user? Can you see what needs to be improved and wish you could get that across to someone responsible? Would you like to know more about how your local rail system works? Do you have any questions or other comments you would like to put directly to those responsible?
Please let me know if you would like to come to the meeting of the Southwark Rail Users Group (SRUG) on Monday 17th November meeting 6.30pm-8.30pm, exhibition 6pm.
This will be an important opportunity:
* to make your views known as a local rail user to the people who can improve matters;
* to learn about the railway system and the technical matters that constrain what services can be provided, so we can make informed comments.
We will be focussing on rail routes that come and go through the Peckham area, and serving stations in mid Southwark: Peckham Rye, Nunhead, South Bermondsey, Queens Road, Denmark Hill, East Dulwich, North Dulwich.
We will have speakers from Network Rail, TfL (Transport for London), Passenger Focus, London Travel Watch. The four train companies bidding for the South Central Franchise will also be present to listen to users.
Topics covered will include:
* progress on East London Line Extension phase 2,
* London Bridge restructuring and effect on our local services,
* planned cut in South London Loop Line,
* planned cut in Peckham to East Croydon service,
* service changes to Victoria, Blackfriars and London Bridge.
* station improvements,
* travel improvements.
If you have already received details of the meeting, you are on the SRUG (Southwark Rail Users Group) list.
If you have not received the details, and would like to come to the meeting, please let me know and I will send you the information, and add you to the list. You will be very welcome.
Southwark Rail Users Group
SRUG@nutbrook.demon.co.uk
Thursday, 30 October 2008
Sternhall Lane, Nigel Rd, Peckham Rye, Heaton Rd junctions
The Council Traffic Department is studying how to improve the safety of the junctions at:
* Nigel Road/Peckham Rye and
* Sternhall Lane/Heaton Road/Rye Lane
See email below with further information. If you have experience of these junctions and would like to ask questions or make suggestions to contribute to their thinking: email
to: Chris.Mascord@SOUTHWARK.GOV.UK
cc: Bellenden.Residents.Group@nutbrook.demon.co.uk
__________________________________________
From: Chris.Mascord@SOUTHWARK.GOV.UK
Date: Wed, 29 Oct 2008
The study is part of the borough's objective to reduce the number of personal injury accidents, particularly for vulnerable road users such as pedestrians and cyclists.
Peckham Rye, Nigel Road junction and Sternhall Lane junction have a number of recorded serious and fatal accidents, well above average. These sites have accordingly been prioritised by the borough in a funding bid to Transport for London's Road Safety Department. This financial year up to April 2009, we are investigating what measures may be feasible to take forward to implementation to reduce the number of accidents and improve road safety.
In order to achieve a decent first year rate of return (cost of the scheme versus the proposed accident savings), measures can only be introduced at the Nigel Road junction, the adjacent arms of Peckham Rye and Sternhall Lane junction (and not the wider area).
There will not be enough money next year to treat all the locations at once. It is anticipated that the measures will be introduced in stages when funding becomes available. The Nigel Road junction and both arms of Peckham Rye will be consulted upon first, with measures for Sternhall Lane junction consulted upon and implemented as part of future bid received from TfL. However, the report will look at all sites to achieve a holistic solution to improve road safety. The report will focus on the number of accidents, as well as severity, indicating any accident trends that need to be addressed and shortcomings in highway infrastructure. The report will list / recommend a number of highway and engineering improvements to address the current accident problems.
When we have agreed the measures to take forward with the Regeneration Department, we will undertake a public consultation on the measures.
In the meantime, I would welcome comments and suggestions from residents regarding road safety at the above locations.
Kind regards,
Chris Mascord
* Nigel Road/Peckham Rye and
* Sternhall Lane/Heaton Road/Rye Lane
See email below with further information. If you have experience of these junctions and would like to ask questions or make suggestions to contribute to their thinking: email
to: Chris.Mascord@SOUTHWARK.GOV.UK
cc: Bellenden.Residents.Group@nutbrook.demon.co.uk
__________________________________________
From: Chris.Mascord@SOUTHWARK.GOV.UK
Date: Wed, 29 Oct 2008
The study is part of the borough's objective to reduce the number of personal injury accidents, particularly for vulnerable road users such as pedestrians and cyclists.
Peckham Rye, Nigel Road junction and Sternhall Lane junction have a number of recorded serious and fatal accidents, well above average. These sites have accordingly been prioritised by the borough in a funding bid to Transport for London's Road Safety Department. This financial year up to April 2009, we are investigating what measures may be feasible to take forward to implementation to reduce the number of accidents and improve road safety.
In order to achieve a decent first year rate of return (cost of the scheme versus the proposed accident savings), measures can only be introduced at the Nigel Road junction, the adjacent arms of Peckham Rye and Sternhall Lane junction (and not the wider area).
There will not be enough money next year to treat all the locations at once. It is anticipated that the measures will be introduced in stages when funding becomes available. The Nigel Road junction and both arms of Peckham Rye will be consulted upon first, with measures for Sternhall Lane junction consulted upon and implemented as part of future bid received from TfL. However, the report will look at all sites to achieve a holistic solution to improve road safety. The report will focus on the number of accidents, as well as severity, indicating any accident trends that need to be addressed and shortcomings in highway infrastructure. The report will list / recommend a number of highway and engineering improvements to address the current accident problems.
When we have agreed the measures to take forward with the Regeneration Department, we will undertake a public consultation on the measures.
In the meantime, I would welcome comments and suggestions from residents regarding road safety at the above locations.
Kind regards,
Chris Mascord
Saturday, 25 October 2008
Future Peckham - Sat 1st Nov 3pm - new eco-conference centre off Rye Lane
All those interested in the future development of Peckham town centre are invited to an event next Saturday:
Date: Saturday 1st November 3-5pm (open 2.45pm)
Venue: All Saints Church Hall, Blenheim Grove, SE15.
Topic: The Peckham Project Proposals - slideshow-talk & open forum, followed by refreshments.
Jeffrey Gale, of ECO-ARCHITECTURE and PLANNING: integral architecture & planning associates, will present his ideas for a new development on the site beside the Bussey building, behind Rye Lane and Bournemouth Road, The development would include housing, shops & studios, around a Garden Piazza with an iconic Intercultural Creativity and Conference Centre as a focus. For background and more information see:
Visions for Peckham - The Copeland Cultural Quarter
Eco-Architecture and Planning
Enquiries: Jeffrey Gale 01803 868744 or Sophie Christopher 01235 529266
Date: Saturday 1st November 3-5pm (open 2.45pm)
Venue: All Saints Church Hall, Blenheim Grove, SE15.
Topic: The Peckham Project Proposals - slideshow-talk & open forum, followed by refreshments.
Jeffrey Gale, of ECO-ARCHITECTURE and PLANNING: integral architecture & planning associates, will present his ideas for a new development on the site beside the Bussey building, behind Rye Lane and Bournemouth Road, The development would include housing, shops & studios, around a Garden Piazza with an iconic Intercultural Creativity and Conference Centre as a focus. For background and more information see:
Visions for Peckham - The Copeland Cultural Quarter
Eco-Architecture and Planning
Enquiries: Jeffrey Gale 01803 868744 or Sophie Christopher 01235 529266
Sunday, 12 October 2008
17th October INVITATION FROM THE HANNAH BARRY GALLERY
INVITATION FROM THE HANNAH BARRY GALLERY
Information on the Gallery at
http://www.hannahbarry.com/
http://www.peckhamvision.org/wiki/Hannah_Barry_Gallery
______________________________________________
Please come to the gallery on Friday 17 October from 9 - 12 midnight for a party to celebrate our new exhibition OPTIMISM: The Art of Our Time.
Entertainment on the night provided by:
Matthew Stone
Cocadisco
Louis Enchanté
Napoleon Bonerparte (Merok Wrecking Crew)
House Anxiety Records
The exhibition runs Wednesday 15 - Monday 20 October and will be open daily 8 am - 8 pm with work by James Balmforth, Tom Barnett, Andreas Blank, Thomas Brock, Bobby Dowler, Christopher Green, Oliver Griffin, Marcus Kleinfeld, Shaun McDowell, Michael Allen & Daniel Schwitzer, Robin Shepherd, Matthew Stone, Henry Stringer, Viktor Timofeev, Awst & Walther and Edward Wallace.
We hope you can be with us on Friday evening. If not please come and see the show while it is
open. Directions to the gallery can be found at the end of this email.
Hannah
_______________________________________________
OPTIMISM: THE ART OF OUR TIME is an exhibition celebrating optimism with all its positive and negative implications, historical burden and importance for the future.
It explores the role of optimism in both our engagement with art and the circumstances of its
creation; its importance as a personal philosophy, and its wider value for the world we live in.
The works evaluate the present and acknowledge the past, but most importantly look to the future as the exhibition embraces the idea that interaction, communication and therefore art are possible. This Optimism is dynamic as much as it is solemn.
The show sees a group of artists utilising the catalytic potential and communicative possibilities of optimism and expressing it in painting, sculpture, printing, drawing,photography and video. The theoretical stance is matched with solid craftsmanship and the use of elemental materials: gold, glass, stone, metal, concrete and wood.
Through an unequivocally sincere take on the theme the exhibition makes a determined stand
against cynicism and apathy. Serving as a rejection of these symptoms of our time, 'Optimism'
encompasses the artists' conviction in the capacity of their work to comment on the contemporary circumstances of its creation.
A collection of essays exploring the potential and importance of optimism in our time and in relation to art will be published to coincide with the show.
Directions to the gallery>
--
Hannah Barry Gallery
Unit 9i
Copeland Industrial Park
133 Copeland Road
London SE15 3SN
Tel: +44 7850 639 570
http://www.hannahbarry.com/
Information on the Gallery at
http://www.hannahbarry.com/
http://www.peckhamvision.org/wiki/Hannah_Barry_Gallery
______________________________________________
Please come to the gallery on Friday 17 October from 9 - 12 midnight for a party to celebrate our new exhibition OPTIMISM: The Art of Our Time.
Entertainment on the night provided by:
Matthew Stone
Cocadisco
Louis Enchanté
Napoleon Bonerparte (Merok Wrecking Crew)
House Anxiety Records
The exhibition runs Wednesday 15 - Monday 20 October and will be open daily 8 am - 8 pm with work by James Balmforth, Tom Barnett, Andreas Blank, Thomas Brock, Bobby Dowler, Christopher Green, Oliver Griffin, Marcus Kleinfeld, Shaun McDowell, Michael Allen & Daniel Schwitzer, Robin Shepherd, Matthew Stone, Henry Stringer, Viktor Timofeev, Awst & Walther and Edward Wallace.
We hope you can be with us on Friday evening. If not please come and see the show while it is
open. Directions to the gallery can be found at the end of this email.
Hannah
_______________________________________________
OPTIMISM: THE ART OF OUR TIME is an exhibition celebrating optimism with all its positive and negative implications, historical burden and importance for the future.
It explores the role of optimism in both our engagement with art and the circumstances of its
creation; its importance as a personal philosophy, and its wider value for the world we live in.
The works evaluate the present and acknowledge the past, but most importantly look to the future as the exhibition embraces the idea that interaction, communication and therefore art are possible. This Optimism is dynamic as much as it is solemn.
The show sees a group of artists utilising the catalytic potential and communicative possibilities of optimism and expressing it in painting, sculpture, printing, drawing,photography and video. The theoretical stance is matched with solid craftsmanship and the use of elemental materials: gold, glass, stone, metal, concrete and wood.
Through an unequivocally sincere take on the theme the exhibition makes a determined stand
against cynicism and apathy. Serving as a rejection of these symptoms of our time, 'Optimism'
encompasses the artists' conviction in the capacity of their work to comment on the contemporary circumstances of its creation.
A collection of essays exploring the potential and importance of optimism in our time and in relation to art will be published to coincide with the show.
Directions to the gallery>
--
Hannah Barry Gallery
Unit 9i
Copeland Industrial Park
133 Copeland Road
London SE15 3SN
Tel: +44 7850 639 570
http://www.hannahbarry.com/
Friday, 3 October 2008
John Latham Exhibition
Hi
If you have ever wondered about the house in Bellenden Road which has a huge book emerging from the front into the street, now you can find out all about it in an exhibition from 2nd October to 2nd November at 210 Bellenden Road, SE15 4BW. The house itself is now an important work of art by John Latham, the artist who lived there. See details extracted below from the press release.
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JOHN LATHAM FLAT TIME HOUSE OPENS, 2 OCTOBER 2008
Opening Exhibition: Distress of a Dictionary,
2 October – 2 November 2008
Flat Time House, 210 Bellenden Road London SE15 4BW
Hours: (during exhibitions): Thursday – Sunday, 11am – 5pm
John Latham (1921 – 2006), one of the most important British artists of the post-war period, lived at FTHo in Peckham, South East London for over 20 years. The House is now home to the John Latham Foundation and the John Latham Archive, and will be the primary location for a 10-month programme of exhibitions and events exploring the artist’s practice, his theoretical ideas and their continued relevance. The opening show, Distress of a Dictionary, will be a solo exhibition exploring the role of language and humour in Latham’s work.
Latham considered the house a ‘living sculpture’, with different rooms taking on the attributes of a living organism. At FTHo, a giant and colourful book-relief sculpture penetrates a large window on the front of the house, known as the Face, into a room called the Mind, in which a permanent installation of works demonstrating Latham’s Time-Base Theory has been maintained. The next room is known as the Brain. Latham described it as the space for ‘rational thought’ and this is where he worked on his theoretical writing and correspondence. The Brain will now be home to the John Latham Archive. The Hand, formerly Latham’s studio, will be the main location for the programme of changing exhibitions and events. The remainder of the house is taken up with what is termed the ‘Body Event’, where eating, sleeping and ‘plumbing’ take place. The name of the house derives from John’s theoretical language, in which ‘Flat Time’ describes the way in which time and all possible events can be represented by the length and width of a flat canvas, demonstrated in
works including Time-Base Roller (1972. Tate Collection).
In the painting and sculpture for which he is best known, Latham’s primary materials included glass, books, canvas and the spray gun. Developing alongside this concise visual language, from the mid-1950s onwards, was a cosmological theory, formulated through his art-making discoveries that considered time and event to be more primary than the established means of understanding, based on space and matter. Termed Time-Base Theory it offers an ordering and unification of all events in the universe including human actions, allowing an understanding of the special status of the artist in society, and is articulated by a permanent installation at FTHo. Latham’s work is held in collections worldwide, including Tate Collection and MoMA.
VISITOR INFORMATION
Flat Time House, 210 Bellenden Road London SE15 4BW
Hours: (during exhibitions): Thursday – Sunday, 11am – 5pm
FTHo will also be open by appointment for private study and research.
Admission: Free
Artist Placement Group (APG): An initiative by Barbara Steveni, APG was co-founded with John Latham, Jeffrey Shaw and Barry Flanagan in 1966. The group pioneered new models for the artist working within industry and government departments. Their work continues to provoke debate around the role of the artist in society, as well as socially engaged and relational art practices. The APG archive was acquired by the Tate Collection in 2005.
For further information about the John Latham Foundation, Archive and Flat Time House, please contact Elisa Kay, Curator at elisa@flattimeho.org.uk, +44 (0)20 7207 4845/+44 (0)7968 052 303.
If you have ever wondered about the house in Bellenden Road which has a huge book emerging from the front into the street, now you can find out all about it in an exhibition from 2nd October to 2nd November at 210 Bellenden Road, SE15 4BW. The house itself is now an important work of art by John Latham, the artist who lived there. See details extracted below from the press release.
____________________________________________
JOHN LATHAM FLAT TIME HOUSE OPENS, 2 OCTOBER 2008
Opening Exhibition: Distress of a Dictionary,
2 October – 2 November 2008
Flat Time House, 210 Bellenden Road London SE15 4BW
Hours: (during exhibitions): Thursday – Sunday, 11am – 5pm
John Latham (1921 – 2006), one of the most important British artists of the post-war period, lived at FTHo in Peckham, South East London for over 20 years. The House is now home to the John Latham Foundation and the John Latham Archive, and will be the primary location for a 10-month programme of exhibitions and events exploring the artist’s practice, his theoretical ideas and their continued relevance. The opening show, Distress of a Dictionary, will be a solo exhibition exploring the role of language and humour in Latham’s work.
Latham considered the house a ‘living sculpture’, with different rooms taking on the attributes of a living organism. At FTHo, a giant and colourful book-relief sculpture penetrates a large window on the front of the house, known as the Face, into a room called the Mind, in which a permanent installation of works demonstrating Latham’s Time-Base Theory has been maintained. The next room is known as the Brain. Latham described it as the space for ‘rational thought’ and this is where he worked on his theoretical writing and correspondence. The Brain will now be home to the John Latham Archive. The Hand, formerly Latham’s studio, will be the main location for the programme of changing exhibitions and events. The remainder of the house is taken up with what is termed the ‘Body Event’, where eating, sleeping and ‘plumbing’ take place. The name of the house derives from John’s theoretical language, in which ‘Flat Time’ describes the way in which time and all possible events can be represented by the length and width of a flat canvas, demonstrated in
works including Time-Base Roller (1972. Tate Collection).
In the painting and sculpture for which he is best known, Latham’s primary materials included glass, books, canvas and the spray gun. Developing alongside this concise visual language, from the mid-1950s onwards, was a cosmological theory, formulated through his art-making discoveries that considered time and event to be more primary than the established means of understanding, based on space and matter. Termed Time-Base Theory it offers an ordering and unification of all events in the universe including human actions, allowing an understanding of the special status of the artist in society, and is articulated by a permanent installation at FTHo. Latham’s work is held in collections worldwide, including Tate Collection and MoMA.
VISITOR INFORMATION
Flat Time House, 210 Bellenden Road London SE15 4BW
Hours: (during exhibitions): Thursday – Sunday, 11am – 5pm
FTHo will also be open by appointment for private study and research.
Admission: Free
Artist Placement Group (APG): An initiative by Barbara Steveni, APG was co-founded with John Latham, Jeffrey Shaw and Barry Flanagan in 1966. The group pioneered new models for the artist working within industry and government departments. Their work continues to provoke debate around the role of the artist in society, as well as socially engaged and relational art practices. The APG archive was acquired by the Tate Collection in 2005.
For further information about the John Latham Foundation, Archive and Flat Time House, please contact Elisa Kay, Curator at elisa@flattimeho.org.uk, +44 (0)20 7207 4845/+44 (0)7968 052 303.
Sunday, 21 September 2008
25th September 7pm Hannah Barry Gallery private view & performance
See below, invitation from the Hannah Barry Gallery. The many visitors to the Peckham Society Open House walk, round the Bussey building and the rest of the Copeland Cultural Quarter, this weekend saw the back room preparations for this exhibition.
Circulated to the Peckham Residents Network list.
_________________________________________________
Please come to the gallery on Thursday 25 September from 7 - 9.30 pm for the Private View of Manon Awst & Benjamin Walther's first solo exhibition in London, UNFINISHED REALITIES.
The artists will make a special performance at 8 pm.
We hope you can be with us for this exciting occasion. Directions to the gallery can be found at the end of this email.
Exhibition open daily 12noon - 6pm
SEPTEMBER 26th – OCTOBER 2nd
Hannah
www.hannahbarry.com
___________________________________________
Over the last three years, the collaboration of Welsh-German artists Awst & Walther has resulted in installations and performances that fuse the personal myths and fundamental themes of human existence. Unfinished Realities continues this work, revealing to the public an enchanted sphere of enquiry and ritual.
Deploying a palette of fragile materials – gelatine, ice, gold, glass and feathers – and a strong will to investigate rather than to perform, Awst & Walther present a material language and philosophy that is synonymous with their particular life circumstances and togetherness.
The second part of Unfinished Realities will take place in February 2009, with an exhibition of paintings and drawings.
directions to the gallery
Hannah Barry Gallery
Unit 9i
Copeland Industrial Park
133 Copeland Road
London SE15 3SN
Tel: +44 7850 639 570
__________________________________________
If you want to have your details removed from the PRN list, please email Peckham Residents' Network, and say so.
Circulated to the Peckham Residents Network list.
_________________________________________________
Please come to the gallery on Thursday 25 September from 7 - 9.30 pm for the Private View of Manon Awst & Benjamin Walther's first solo exhibition in London, UNFINISHED REALITIES.
The artists will make a special performance at 8 pm.
We hope you can be with us for this exciting occasion. Directions to the gallery can be found at the end of this email.
Exhibition open daily 12noon - 6pm
SEPTEMBER 26th – OCTOBER 2nd
Hannah
www.hannahbarry.com
___________________________________________
Over the last three years, the collaboration of Welsh-German artists Awst & Walther has resulted in installations and performances that fuse the personal myths and fundamental themes of human existence. Unfinished Realities continues this work, revealing to the public an enchanted sphere of enquiry and ritual.
Deploying a palette of fragile materials – gelatine, ice, gold, glass and feathers – and a strong will to investigate rather than to perform, Awst & Walther present a material language and philosophy that is synonymous with their particular life circumstances and togetherness.
The second part of Unfinished Realities will take place in February 2009, with an exhibition of paintings and drawings.
directions to the gallery
Hannah Barry Gallery
Unit 9i
Copeland Industrial Park
133 Copeland Road
London SE15 3SN
Tel: +44 7850 639 570
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If you want to have your details removed from the PRN list, please email Peckham Residents' Network
Wed 24 Sep Friends of Warwick Gardens
Message from Friends of Warwick Gardens below
circulated by Bellenden Residents' Group
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FRIENDS OF WARWICK GARDENS, SE15
The next meeting will be
DATE: Wednesday 24th September 2008
AT: The Villa Nursery
(corner of Lyndhurst Grove and Azenby Road)
TIME: 7pm
Main topics for discussion will be:
* the adaptation of the park gates (Lyndhurst Way entrance)funded from our
successful 2007 Cleaner Greener Safer application.
* New play equipment.
* Future plans for the park including a Spring/Summer fair in 2009.
All welcome.
circulated by Bellenden Residents' Group
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FRIENDS OF WARWICK GARDENS, SE15
The next meeting will be
DATE: Wednesday 24th September 2008
AT: The Villa Nursery
(corner of Lyndhurst Grove and Azenby Road)
TIME: 7pm
Main topics for discussion will be:
* the adaptation of the park gates (Lyndhurst Way entrance)funded from our
successful 2007 Cleaner Greener Safer application.
* New play equipment.
* Future plans for the park including a Spring/Summer fair in 2009.
All welcome.
local events 20 - 28 September
New interesting things to do in Peckham, Nunhead and East Dulwich over the next two weeks:
OPEN HOUSE WEEKEND Central Peckham
Saturday & Sunday 20th & 21st September
assemble from 1.30pm, walk 2.00pm
Saturday: exhibition open all afternoon + refreshments
Get up to date on the tram, and new opportunities to develop central Peckham
3rd floor, Bussey Building, Entrance through 133 Rye Lane, SE15 4ST
further details: www.peckhamvision.org
PECKHAM GREEN FAYRE
Saturday 20th September 12 Midday - 6:00pm Peckham Square
raising awareness about Green Issues by promoting positive activities including how to Save Money.
further details: Peckham Green Fayre
IMAGINE EAST DULWICH
Saturday September 20th 11.00am - 3.30pm
East Dulwich Community Centre, 46 Darrell Road, SE22 9NL
workshops on Health and Well-being, Chinese medicine, Laughter, Storytelling.. Healthy Food available!
NUNHEAD ARTS WEEK
19-28 September 08
Nunhead Arts Week has something for everyone. Art may be at the heart of it but there's a lot more besides, including the Green Day village fair on Nunhead Green, Sat, 20 Sep, midday to 5pm.
Events take place all over Nunhead
For details of venues and times, Nunhead Arts Week
For artwork or further information, contact:joanbyrnemedia@tiscali.co.uk
NUNHEAD URBAN FARMERS MARKET
a mixture of stalls, and also animals from Surrey Docks Farm,
at Nunhead Green
Sat 27 Sep 10am - 5pm
Sun 28 Sep 10am - 2pm
OPEN HOUSE WEEKEND Central Peckham
Saturday & Sunday 20th & 21st September
assemble from 1.30pm, walk 2.00pm
Saturday: exhibition open all afternoon + refreshments
Get up to date on the tram, and new opportunities to develop central Peckham
3rd floor, Bussey Building, Entrance through 133 Rye Lane, SE15 4ST
further details: www.peckhamvision.org
PECKHAM GREEN FAYRE
Saturday 20th September 12 Midday - 6:00pm Peckham Square
raising awareness about Green Issues by promoting positive activities including how to Save Money.
further details: Peckham Green Fayre
IMAGINE EAST DULWICH
Saturday September 20th 11.00am - 3.30pm
East Dulwich Community Centre, 46 Darrell Road, SE22 9NL
workshops on Health and Well-being, Chinese medicine, Laughter, Storytelling.. Healthy Food available!
NUNHEAD ARTS WEEK
19-28 September 08
Nunhead Arts Week has something for everyone. Art may be at the heart of it but there's a lot more besides, including the Green Day village fair on Nunhead Green, Sat, 20 Sep, midday to 5pm.
Events take place all over Nunhead
For details of venues and times, Nunhead Arts Week
For artwork or further information, contact:joanbyrnemedia@tiscali.co.uk
NUNHEAD URBAN FARMERS MARKET
a mixture of stalls, and also animals from Surrey Docks Farm,
at Nunhead Green
Sat 27 Sep 10am - 5pm
Sun 28 Sep 10am - 2pm
Friday, 12 September 2008
20/21 Sep Open House Weekend - Peckham central walk
For the second year, Peckham Central features in the walks in the London Open House Weekend 20/21 September - see details from Peckham Vision and the Peckham Society below.
For an account of last year's successful walks see Creative Developments - Re-using old buildings
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London Open House Weekend
Peckham Central walks
Led by The Peckham Society
See some usually hidden parts of central Peckham: a walk between and around the recently listed Peckham Rye Station, the Bussey former cricket bat factory, the Hannah Barry Gallery, the Old Mill building, and more, all demonstrating the potential for re-using historic industrial buildings.
This is an excellent opportunity to enjoy the spectacular views from the roof of the Bussey building, see how that building and some of the adjacent buildings on the site are significant Peckham assets and have great potential for the emergent Copeland Cultural Quarter (CCQ). Visit the Peckham Vision exhibition and see the growing collection of images and plans illustrating ways in which the CCQ and the other areas around Rye Lane can become a more integrated collection of linked public spaces and buildings.
Saturday & Sunday
20th & 21st September 2008
2.00pm-4.00pm
From 1.30pm assemble & Peckham Vision exhibition
Meet: 3rd floor, Bussey Building
Entrance through 133 Rye Lane, SE15 4ST
Further information:
www.peckhamvision.org
info@peckhamvision.org
For an account of last year's successful walks see Creative Developments - Re-using old buildings
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London Open House Weekend
Peckham Central walks
Led by The Peckham Society
See some usually hidden parts of central Peckham: a walk between and around the recently listed Peckham Rye Station, the Bussey former cricket bat factory, the Hannah Barry Gallery, the Old Mill building, and more, all demonstrating the potential for re-using historic industrial buildings.
This is an excellent opportunity to enjoy the spectacular views from the roof of the Bussey building, see how that building and some of the adjacent buildings on the site are significant Peckham assets and have great potential for the emergent Copeland Cultural Quarter (CCQ). Visit the Peckham Vision exhibition and see the growing collection of images and plans illustrating ways in which the CCQ and the other areas around Rye Lane can become a more integrated collection of linked public spaces and buildings.
Saturday & Sunday
20th & 21st September 2008
2.00pm-4.00pm
From 1.30pm assemble & Peckham Vision exhibition
Meet: 3rd floor, Bussey Building
Entrance through 133 Rye Lane, SE15 4ST
Further information:
www.peckhamvision.org
info@peckhamvision.org
Monday, 8 September 2008
Peckham Rye Fete Sat 6th Sep
Circulated to the Peckham Residents Network mailing list.
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FRIENDS OF PECKHAM RYE PARK SUMMER FETE
FRIENDS OF PECKHAM RYE PARK SUMMER FETE
the only event on Peckham Rye Common organisedby the residents for the residents of our local community!
SATURDAY 6th SEPTEMBER 12 noon till 5pm
Timed events:
SATURDAY 6th SEPTEMBER 12 noon till 5pm
Timed events:
1 pm - Children's fancy dress competition
2 pm -Fun Dog show (registration from 12.30)
Fun Races for all the family
Fun Races for all the family
Egg and spoon, Sack races, 3 legged etc Face painting
Friends tea and cake marquee
A variety of Stalls - Crafts, Books, Plants, Charity, and many more
Coconut shy
Punch and Judy
BBQ and beer tent
Doggie games
Message from the Friends: The fete is organised by members of the committee but we do need lots of extra helpers on the day, to help out on some of the stalls, with the tea tent and with other varied general duties. If you can spare any time to volunteer on the day please contact FOPRP@aol.com or contact one of the appropriate committee members as detailed below.
We also need additional items for the following stalls:
BOOK stall -please bring any unwanted books on the day to the book stall or deliver to Liz at 140 Peckham Rye. Tel: 0208 299 2680
PLANTS -Calling all budding gardeners ? if you can pot up seedlings/baby or ordinary plants for the garden to sell on the plant stall please bring on the day or leave outside 140 Peckham Rye. Please label the pots with the name of the plants!! Call Helen on Tel: 07850 806716 -
Any items of bric a brac, sweets, cosmetics etc to give as prizes for the tombola please leave outside the front door of 3 Elland Road. (opp Homestall Rd)
CAKES - Home made cakes are extremely popular at our tea tent, so anyone who enjoys baking please bake a cake or cookies or jam tarts whatever you prefer and bring along on the day for the tea and cake marquee. Call Tessa on 0207 277 5274
We welcome your support and let us all hope the SUN SHINES!!
Friends of Peckham Rye Park
Friends of Peckham Rye Park
Sunday, 7 September 2008
157 Bellenden Rd - Art Exhibition
circulated by the Bellenden Residents' Group
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Dina Christy and Jane Dalton invite you to LIGHT MATERIAL.
An exhibition of drawings and photographic works.
The exhibition is open
Saturday 13 September and Saturday 20 September
10am – 5pm
At: 1DEA5PAC7
157 Bellenden Road
PeckhamSE15 4DH
Tel: 020 7252 8009 / 07958 543698
We look forward to seeing you there.
Further information from:Dina Christy <dinachristy37@yahoo.co.uk>
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Dina Christy and Jane Dalton invite you to LIGHT MATERIAL.
An exhibition of drawings and photographic works.
The exhibition is open
Saturday 13 September and Saturday 20 September
10am – 5pm
At: 1DEA5PAC7
157 Bellenden Road
PeckhamSE15 4DH
Tel: 020 7252 8009 / 07958 543698
We look forward to seeing you there.
Further information from:Dina Christy <dinachristy37@yahoo.co.uk>
Wednesday, 3 September 2008
Peckham Rye Fete Sat 6th Sep
Circulated to the Peckham Residents Network mailing list.
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FRIENDS OF PECKHAM RYE PARK SUMMER FETE
the only event on Peckham Rye Common organisedby the residents for the residents of our local community!
SATURDAY 6th SEPTEMBER 12 noon till 5pm
Timed events:
1 pm - Children's fancy dress competition
2 pm -Fun Dog show (registration from 12.30)
Fun Races for all the family
Egg and spoon, Sack races, 3 legged etc Face painting
Friends tea and cake marquee
A variety of Stalls - Crafts, Books, Plants, Charity, and many more
Coconut shy
Punch and Judy
BBQ and beer tent
Doggie games
Message from the Friends: The fete is organised by members of the committee but we do need lots of extra helpers on the day, to help out on some of the stalls, with the tea tent and with other varied general duties. If you can spare any time to volunteer on the day please contact FOPRP@aol.com or contact one of the appropriate committee members as detailed below.
We also need additional items for the following stalls:
BOOK stall -please bring any unwanted books on the day to the book stall or deliver to Liz at 140 Peckham Rye. Tel: 0208 299 2680
PLANTS -Calling all budding gardeners ? if you can pot up seedlings/baby or ordinary plants for the garden to sell on the plant stall please bring on the day or leave outside 140 Peckham Rye. Please label the pots with the name of the plants!! Call Helen on Tel: 07850 806716 -
Any items of bric a brac, sweets, cosmetics etc to give as prizes for the tombola please leave outside the front door of 3 Elland Road. (opp Homestall Rd)
CAKES - Home made cakes are extremely popular at our tea tent, so anyone who enjoys baking please bake a cake or cookies or jam tarts whatever you prefer and bring along on the day for the tea and cake marquee. Call Tessa on 0207 277 5274
We welcome your support and let us all hope the SUN SHINES!!
Friends of Peckham Rye Park
________________________________________
FRIENDS OF PECKHAM RYE PARK SUMMER FETE
the only event on Peckham Rye Common organisedby the residents for the residents of our local community!
SATURDAY 6th SEPTEMBER 12 noon till 5pm
Timed events:
1 pm - Children's fancy dress competition
2 pm -Fun Dog show (registration from 12.30)
Fun Races for all the family
Egg and spoon, Sack races, 3 legged etc Face painting
Friends tea and cake marquee
A variety of Stalls - Crafts, Books, Plants, Charity, and many more
Coconut shy
Punch and Judy
BBQ and beer tent
Doggie games
Message from the Friends: The fete is organised by members of the committee but we do need lots of extra helpers on the day, to help out on some of the stalls, with the tea tent and with other varied general duties. If you can spare any time to volunteer on the day please contact FOPRP@aol.com or contact one of the appropriate committee members as detailed below.
We also need additional items for the following stalls:
BOOK stall -please bring any unwanted books on the day to the book stall or deliver to Liz at 140 Peckham Rye. Tel: 0208 299 2680
PLANTS -Calling all budding gardeners ? if you can pot up seedlings/baby or ordinary plants for the garden to sell on the plant stall please bring on the day or leave outside 140 Peckham Rye. Please label the pots with the name of the plants!! Call Helen on Tel: 07850 806716 -
Any items of bric a brac, sweets, cosmetics etc to give as prizes for the tombola please leave outside the front door of 3 Elland Road. (opp Homestall Rd)
CAKES - Home made cakes are extremely popular at our tea tent, so anyone who enjoys baking please bake a cake or cookies or jam tarts whatever you prefer and bring along on the day for the tea and cake marquee. Call Tessa on 0207 277 5274
We welcome your support and let us all hope the SUN SHINES!!
Friends of Peckham Rye Park
Monday, 1 September 2008
Thurs 4 Sep 6-8pm celebration Hannah Barry Gallery
Please see invitation below to the opening celebration on Thursday 4 September 6pm for the next exhibition in the Hannah Barry Gallery next to the Bussey Building. Entrance is from 133 Copeland Road (between Bournemouth Road and the Consort Road railway bridge).
The Financial Times called the Gallery "... this young serious bold gallery in a Peckham warehouse..."
Circulated to the Peckham Residents Network mailing list.
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INVITATION FROM THE HANNAH BARRY GALLERY
Please join us onThursday this week -
4 September - from 6 - 8 pm
to celebrate the opening of CATASTROPHE,
an exhibition of sculpture, painting, drawing and collage by Bobby Dowler.
The exhibition runs at the gallery in Peckham until 11 September
open daily 12 - 6 pm.
Directions and more information can be found at http://www.hannahbarry.com/.
We hope to see you on Thursday.
Hannah
Hannah Barry GalleryUnit
9iCopeland Industrial Park
133 Copeland Road
London SE15 3SN
Tel: +44 7850 639 570
http://www.hannahbarry.com/
The Financial Times called the Gallery "... this young serious bold gallery in a Peckham warehouse..."
Circulated to the Peckham Residents Network mailing list.
_________________________________________________
INVITATION FROM THE HANNAH BARRY GALLERY
Please join us onThursday this week -
4 September - from 6 - 8 pm
to celebrate the opening of CATASTROPHE,
an exhibition of sculpture, painting, drawing and collage by Bobby Dowler.
The exhibition runs at the gallery in Peckham until 11 September
open daily 12 - 6 pm.
Directions and more information can be found at http://www.hannahbarry.com/.
We hope to see you on Thursday.
Hannah
Hannah Barry GalleryUnit
9iCopeland Industrial Park
133 Copeland Road
London SE15 3SN
Tel: +44 7850 639 570
http://www.hannahbarry.com/
Friday, 1 August 2008
Invitation to a News of the World event - Tues 5th Aug 7pm
This invitation is sent to you by the Peckham Residents Network.
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From: Philip Whiteside
Reporter, News of the World
Hello,
My name is Philip Whiteside and I am a reporter at News of the World.
Our newspaper has been running a Save Our Streets campaign for several weeks and holding a series of debates up and down the country. All have been well attended with many people affected by the issues of violent crime taking their opportunity to express how they feel.
We are holding a debate, next Tuesday 5th August at 7pm, at City Hall in London and would love you, or anyone you know who may appreciate the chance to attend the event, to come along as part of our specially invited audience. It is the main event for the capital and promises to be a lively debate, discussing how we can work towards ridding our streets of the gun and knife crime epidemic.
There is a high profile panel, chaired by Nick Ross. Several of the families of those who have been victims of violent crime have also been invited.
Admission is free, but is strictly by ticket only, so if you want to come please e-mail me at Philip.whiteside@notw.co.uk and I will sort out some tickets for you.
If you want more information, you can look at our website
http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/2707_sos.shtml
Many thanks for your time,
Regards,
Philip Whiteside
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From: Philip Whiteside
Reporter, News of the World
Hello,
My name is Philip Whiteside and I am a reporter at News of the World.
Our newspaper has been running a Save Our Streets campaign for several weeks and holding a series of debates up and down the country. All have been well attended with many people affected by the issues of violent crime taking their opportunity to express how they feel.
We are holding a debate, next Tuesday 5th August at 7pm, at City Hall in London and would love you, or anyone you know who may appreciate the chance to attend the event, to come along as part of our specially invited audience. It is the main event for the capital and promises to be a lively debate, discussing how we can work towards ridding our streets of the gun and knife crime epidemic.
There is a high profile panel, chaired by Nick Ross. Several of the families of those who have been victims of violent crime have also been invited.
Admission is free, but is strictly by ticket only, so if you want to come please e-mail me at Philip.whiteside@notw.co.uk and I will sort out some tickets for you.
If you want more information, you can look at our website
http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/2707_sos.shtml
Many thanks for your time,
Regards,
Philip Whiteside
Saturday, 19 July 2008
Sat 19th July 2pm - public debate in the Bussey Building
A reminder of, and an invitation to, a special opportunity, this week on Saturday 19th July 2pm:
* catch up with the plans for the future of the area around central Rye Lane,
* take part in a live radio discussion about the cultural renaissance there.
It would be great to see you there. See details below.
From all at Peckham Vision
www.peckhamvision.org/
_________________________________________________
SPECIAL EVENT on SATURDAY 19th JULY 2pm:
Chronic Art Foundation with South City Radio (formerly Radio Peckham).
Venue: 3rd floor Bussey Building, 133 Rye Lane entrance.
PUBLIC DEBATE about the future of this part of Peckham town centre and its role in cultural renaissance. Live on South City Radio's programme 'The Primer'.
Afternoon refreshments.
The Peckham Futures exhibition, open 1pm - 5pm Saturday & Sunday:
plans, drawings, visions, ideas for exciting, sustainable regeneration in this heart of the town centre, focussing on the Bussey Building and surrounding area. This is the site mistakenly declared 'derelict' by TfL four years ago, to justify their decision to locate the proposed tram depot there. The site had already for years been nurturing new creative and small enterprises. This is now much more obvious as illustrated by the stream of cultural activities now being generated by those on the site.
Radio Preview: you can listen to a preview of the debate in the recent special edition of the monthly show 'The Primer' - which discusses the plans for the future of the area, and the role of the strategic site 63P and the Bussey Building in opening up the town centre.
www.southcityradio.org/culturefix/
www.chronicartfoundation.org/
www.hannahbarry.com/
www.myspace.com/CLFplanet/
www.peckhamvision.org/wiki/Visions_for_Peckham#The_Council.27s_Plans/
* catch up with the plans for the future of the area around central Rye Lane,
* take part in a live radio discussion about the cultural renaissance there.
It would be great to see you there. See details below.
From all at Peckham Vision
www.peckhamvision.org/
_________________________________________________
SPECIAL EVENT on SATURDAY 19th JULY 2pm:
Chronic Art Foundation with South City Radio (formerly Radio Peckham).
Venue: 3rd floor Bussey Building, 133 Rye Lane entrance.
PUBLIC DEBATE about the future of this part of Peckham town centre and its role in cultural renaissance. Live on South City Radio's programme 'The Primer'.
Afternoon refreshments.
The Peckham Futures exhibition, open 1pm - 5pm Saturday & Sunday:
plans, drawings, visions, ideas for exciting, sustainable regeneration in this heart of the town centre, focussing on the Bussey Building and surrounding area. This is the site mistakenly declared 'derelict' by TfL four years ago, to justify their decision to locate the proposed tram depot there. The site had already for years been nurturing new creative and small enterprises. This is now much more obvious as illustrated by the stream of cultural activities now being generated by those on the site.
Radio Preview: you can listen to a preview of the debate in the recent special edition of the monthly show 'The Primer' - which discusses the plans for the future of the area, and the role of the strategic site 63P and the Bussey Building in opening up the town centre.
www.southcityradio.org/culturefix/
www.chronicartfoundation.org/
www.hannahbarry.com/
www.myspace.com/CLFplanet/
www.peckhamvision.org/wiki/Visions_for_Peckham#The_Council.27s_Plans/
Sunday, 13 July 2008
Art, Culture, Planning explode from Bussey Building site
Modern Music & Art blends with Historic Peckham
14th to 20th July 2008
dates for the diary during the I Love Peckham Festival this week: a visible expression of the burgeoning cultural creativity in and around the historic Bussey Building behind 133 Rye Lane.
* Monday 14th to Sunday 20th July, daily 1pm to 5pm: art, architecture, & town centre plans. Chronic Art Foundation exhibitions, 1st & 3rd floors, Bussey Building, 133 Rye Lane entrance.
* Monday 14th to Sunday 20th July, daily midday to 6pm: monumental outdoor sculpture. Hannah Barry Gallery, outdoor exhibition 10th Floor Multi-Storey Car Park. [note: this roof is an excellent place to see the decorative architectural side of the Bussey Building, that faces the railway line, and the car park.]
* Wednesday 16th July, meet 6.30pm at Peckham Town Square. Town centre architectural walk including historic Bussey Building & newly listed station.
* Saturday 19th July, 2pm Public Debate: Peckham's cultural renaissance. Live with South City Radio, 3rd floor in Bussey Building, 133 Rye Lane entrance.
* Saturday 19th to Sunday 20th July, 11am - 7pm, CLF Weekender (Chronic Love Foundation). I Love Peckham Live Music Finale, several stages across town centre.
* Sunday 20th July, 8pm to midnight, Closing Live Music Celebration of Festival. 1st floor Bussey Building, 133 Rye Lane entrance.
FURTHER INFORMATION & DETAILS ABOUT THESE EVENTS ARE BELOW.
Queries: Peckham Residents' Network <PRN@nutbrook.demon.co.uk>
Festival created by & in association with Southwark Council
Information about the overall Festival: www.southwark.gov.uk/ilovepeckham
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details of events:
Exhibitions: MONDAY 14th JULY to SUNDAY 20th JULY:Monday to Sunday 1pm-5pm daily. Chronic Art Foundation Exhibition:
Venue: Bussey Building, 133 Rye Lane entrance.
1st floor art gallery - paintings, sculpture, print, drawing …
3rd floor Peckham Futures - visions and ideas for developments in central Rye Lane in and around Bussey building and adjacent sites.
http://www.chronicartfoundation.org/
http://www.peckhamvision.org/
Exhibition: MONDAY 14th JULY to SUNDAY 20th JULY:
Monday to Sunday midday to 6pm daily.
Hannah Barry Gallery: [the Gallery is in warehouse next to Bussey Building]
Venue for the outdoor exhibition: 10th Floor Multi-Storey Car Park, behind Multiplex Cinema: lift to Level 6. Follow signs to Level 10.
monumental outdoor sculpture specially made for the show 'Bold Tendencies'.
Financial Times preview:
<http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/7b175bfc-4fb4-11dd-b050-000077b07658.html?nclick_check=1>
http://www.hannahbarry.com/
Town Centre Walk: WEDNESDAY 16th JULY 6.30pm to 8.30pm.
Walk begins at Peckham Square. Highlights include historic Victorian warehouse factory the Bussey Building & recently listed Peckham Rye station.Led by local architect Benedict O'Looney. http://www.peckhamsociety.org.uk/
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SPECIAL EVENT on SATURDAY 19th JULY 2pm:
Chronic Art Foundation with South City Radio (formerly Radio Peckham).
Venue: 3rd floor Bussey Building, 133 Rye Lane entrance.
PUBLIC DEBATE live on The Primer radio programme with - 'How Do We build the Culture Capital of London?' Afternoon refreshments.
The Peckham Futures exhibition: plans, visions, ideas for exciting, sustainable regeneration in this heart of the town centre, nurturing creative businesses that have taken root in the Bussey Building and surrounding area.
http://www.chronicartfoundation.org/
http://www.peckhamvision.org/
Radio Preview: you can listen to a preview of the debate in the recent special edition of the monthly show 'The Primer' - "Ben and Alice are joined by Benedict O'Looney for a special version of his 'The Architecture Spot'. Benny looks at the famous Bussey Building and discusses plans for the future of the area ..."
http://www.southcityradio.org/culturefix/
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Music: ALL WEEKEND 19th & 20th JULY:
Saturday 11am to 7pm; Sunday 12 noon to 7pm.
Chronic Love Foundation in association with Southwark Council presents a CLF Weekender:
The I Love Peckham Festival Finale 2008.
Cutting edge Live Music, Food, Art and Life.
Venues: across the heart of Peckham from Peckham Rye station toPeckham Square and beyond - 2 days, 6 stages of over 250 artists.
www.myspace.com/CLFplanet
Celebration: SUNDAY 20th JULY 8pm to midnight.
Chronic Art Foundation & Chronic Love Foundation present:
Festival Closing Event with live music & refreshments .
Venue: 1st floor, Bussey Building, 133 Rye Lane entrance.
www.myspace.com/CLFplanet
http://www.chronicartfoundation.org/
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Websites:
http://www.peckhamvision.org/
http://www.chronicartfoundation.org/
http://www.hannahbarry.com/
www.myspace.com/CLFplanet
http://
http://www.southcityradio.org/culturefix/
www.southwark.gov.uk/ilovepeckham
______________________________________________
14th to 20th July 2008
dates for the diary during the I Love Peckham Festival this week: a visible expression of the burgeoning cultural creativity in and around the historic Bussey Building behind 133 Rye Lane.
* Monday 14th to Sunday 20th July, daily 1pm to 5pm: art, architecture, & town centre plans. Chronic Art Foundation exhibitions, 1st & 3rd floors, Bussey Building, 133 Rye Lane entrance.
* Monday 14th to Sunday 20th July, daily midday to 6pm: monumental outdoor sculpture. Hannah Barry Gallery, outdoor exhibition 10th Floor Multi-Storey Car Park. [note: this roof is an excellent place to see the decorative architectural side of the Bussey Building, that faces the railway line, and the car park.]
* Wednesday 16th July, meet 6.30pm at Peckham Town Square. Town centre architectural walk including historic Bussey Building & newly listed station.
* Saturday 19th July, 2pm Public Debate: Peckham's cultural renaissance. Live with South City Radio, 3rd floor in Bussey Building, 133 Rye Lane entrance.
* Saturday 19th to Sunday 20th July, 11am - 7pm, CLF Weekender (Chronic Love Foundation). I Love Peckham Live Music Finale, several stages across town centre.
* Sunday 20th July, 8pm to midnight, Closing Live Music Celebration of Festival. 1st floor Bussey Building, 133 Rye Lane entrance.
FURTHER INFORMATION & DETAILS ABOUT THESE EVENTS ARE BELOW.
Queries: Peckham Residents' Network <PRN@nutbrook.demon.co.uk>
Festival created by & in association with Southwark Council
Information about the overall Festival: www.southwark.gov.uk/ilovepeckham
____________________________________________
details of events:
Exhibitions: MONDAY 14th JULY to SUNDAY 20th JULY:Monday to Sunday 1pm-5pm daily. Chronic Art Foundation Exhibition:
Venue: Bussey Building, 133 Rye Lane entrance.
1st floor art gallery - paintings, sculpture, print, drawing …
3rd floor Peckham Futures - visions and ideas for developments in central Rye Lane in and around Bussey building and adjacent sites.
http://www.chronicartfoundation.org/
http://www.peckhamvision.org/
Exhibition: MONDAY 14th JULY to SUNDAY 20th JULY:
Monday to Sunday midday to 6pm daily.
Hannah Barry Gallery: [the Gallery is in warehouse next to Bussey Building]
Venue for the outdoor exhibition: 10th Floor Multi-Storey Car Park, behind Multiplex Cinema: lift to Level 6. Follow signs to Level 10.
monumental outdoor sculpture specially made for the show 'Bold Tendencies'.
Financial Times preview:
<http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/7b175bfc-4fb4-11dd-b050-000077b07658.html?nclick_check=1>
http://www.hannahbarry.com/
Town Centre Walk: WEDNESDAY 16th JULY 6.30pm to 8.30pm.
Walk begins at Peckham Square. Highlights include historic Victorian warehouse factory the Bussey Building & recently listed Peckham Rye station.Led by local architect Benedict O'Looney. http://www.peckhamsociety.org.uk/
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SPECIAL EVENT on SATURDAY 19th JULY 2pm:
Chronic Art Foundation with South City Radio (formerly Radio Peckham).
Venue: 3rd floor Bussey Building, 133 Rye Lane entrance.
PUBLIC DEBATE live on The Primer radio programme with - 'How Do We build the Culture Capital of London?' Afternoon refreshments.
The Peckham Futures exhibition: plans, visions, ideas for exciting, sustainable regeneration in this heart of the town centre, nurturing creative businesses that have taken root in the Bussey Building and surrounding area.
http://www.chronicartfoundation.org/
http://www.peckhamvision.org/
Radio Preview: you can listen to a preview of the debate in the recent special edition of the monthly show 'The Primer' - "Ben and Alice are joined by Benedict O'Looney for a special version of his 'The Architecture Spot'. Benny looks at the famous Bussey Building and discusses plans for the future of the area ..."
http://www.southcityradio.org/culturefix/
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Music: ALL WEEKEND 19th & 20th JULY:
Saturday 11am to 7pm; Sunday 12 noon to 7pm.
Chronic Love Foundation in association with Southwark Council presents a CLF Weekender:
The I Love Peckham Festival Finale 2008.
Cutting edge Live Music, Food, Art and Life.
Venues: across the heart of Peckham from Peckham Rye station toPeckham Square and beyond - 2 days, 6 stages of over 250 artists.
www.myspace.com/CLFplanet
Celebration: SUNDAY 20th JULY 8pm to midnight.
Chronic Art Foundation & Chronic Love Foundation present:
Festival Closing Event with live music & refreshments .
Venue: 1st floor, Bussey Building, 133 Rye Lane entrance.
www.myspace.com/CLFplanet
http://www.chronicartfoundation.org/
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Websites:
http://www.peckhamvision.org/
http://www.chronicartfoundation.org/
http://www.hannahbarry.com/
www.myspace.com/CLFplanet
http://
http://www.southcityradio.org/culturefix/
www.southwark.gov.uk/ilovepeckham
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Saturday, 14 June 2008
Sun 15th June open day The Spike, Copeland Rd railway bridge
A special open day at The Spike this Sunday - a chance to visit this amazing community project serving all ages. Invitation & details below. Entrance between the railway lines under Consort Road railway bridge. See petition to save The Spike: <http://www.petitiononline.com/paulk/>
Information circulated by the Peckham Residents Network.
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Message from The Spike
Hi everyone,
Welcome to the June Spike Open Day (Showcase)
SUNday the 15th June.
starts 2ish 3ish and runs til 10ish.
Puppetry, art, paddling pools, games, free shop, food, permaculture demos on irrigation, cob ovens, solar cooking, bee keeping, outside stage with PinStickers headlining, as well as DJs and stuff from the Sunday Sound crew and much more.
Come see the latest community efforts. It's reAlly growin!
And if you haven't signed the petition yet, please do : <http://www.petitiononline.com/paulk/>
Hopefully see you then
Spike
http://www.spikesurplus.org/
http://www.myspace.com/spikesurplus
The Spike is a beautiful and diverse community space that raises awareness of low-impact living, celebrates the fascinating history of the place and makes dreams come true.
Emerging from DIY culture, the Spike Surplus Scheme landed in 1998 in an abandoned, fly-tipped, burnt-out building. This building was formerly The South London Children’s Scrap Scheme, and before that, the administrative block for the largest Doss-house in London (check ‘Down and Out in Paris and London’, George Orwell), providing shelter for up to 1,100 wayfarers a night.
Help save the Spike!!! http://www.petitiononline.com/paulk/
The Spike operates on a not-for-profit basis, so that it is within reach of everyone. To date we have never charged admission for anything. This has been made possible thanks to local support and by a favourable lease from the council.
But this may end soon! The Spike is under threat of closure! Please help! Sign the petition! http://www.petitiononline.com/paulk/
Information circulated by the Peckham Residents Network.
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Message from The Spike
Hi everyone,
Welcome to the June Spike Open Day (Showcase)
SUNday the 15th June.
starts 2ish 3ish and runs til 10ish.
Puppetry, art, paddling pools, games, free shop, food, permaculture demos on irrigation, cob ovens, solar cooking, bee keeping, outside stage with PinStickers headlining, as well as DJs and stuff from the Sunday Sound crew and much more.
Come see the latest community efforts. It's reAlly growin!
And if you haven't signed the petition yet, please do : <http://www.petitiononline.com/paulk/>
Hopefully see you then
Spike
http://www.spikesurplus.org/
http://www.myspace.com/spikesurplus
The Spike is a beautiful and diverse community space that raises awareness of low-impact living, celebrates the fascinating history of the place and makes dreams come true.
Emerging from DIY culture, the Spike Surplus Scheme landed in 1998 in an abandoned, fly-tipped, burnt-out building. This building was formerly The South London Children’s Scrap Scheme, and before that, the administrative block for the largest Doss-house in London (check ‘Down and Out in Paris and London’, George Orwell), providing shelter for up to 1,100 wayfarers a night.
Help save the Spike!!! http://www.petitiononline.com/paulk/
The Spike operates on a not-for-profit basis, so that it is within reach of everyone. To date we have never charged admission for anything. This has been made possible thanks to local support and by a favourable lease from the council.
But this may end soon! The Spike is under threat of closure! Please help! Sign the petition! http://www.petitiononline.com/paulk/
Wednesday, 11 June 2008
Fri 13 June 6.30-10pm Bussey Building 133 Rye Lane - an exhibition The Biggest and the Best
Here is an invitation to the opening event on Friday 13th June of another artists' exhibition, this time in the historic Bussey Building itself, and from the artists with studios in the building. Details below.
Information about the Bussey Building at http://www.peckhamvision.org/wiki/Bussey_Building
This information circulated by the Peckham Residents Network
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The Biggest and the Best:
an exhibition of local Peckham artists,
from the studios in the Bussey Building
1st Floor, Bussey Building
133 Rye Lane, entrance opposite Blenheim Grove
London SE15
OPENING: FRIDAY 13 JUNE
6.30pm - 10.00pm
all welcome
Live Music by:
The Boycott Coca-Cola Experience
Lewis Floyd Henry One Man Band
Exhibition then open 12noon - 6pm
Sat 14th, Sun 15th,
Fri 20th, Sat 21st, Sun 22ndJune 2008
Visits to the studios from the art exhibition
Further info: Phone: 07796 684834, 07947 819597
Artists:Stuart Chubb Martin Church Jenna Collins Jo Dennis Simon Haddock Dido Hallett Margot Hill Alastair Kenward Hatty Lee Ed McGarry Colin McMaster Dan Mort Lena Pomford Charlotte Squire Jacqueline Utley David Wojtowycz
Information about the Bussey Building at http://www.peckhamvision.org/wiki/Bussey_Building
This information circulated by the Peckham Residents Network
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The Biggest and the Best:
an exhibition of local Peckham artists,
from the studios in the Bussey Building
1st Floor, Bussey Building
133 Rye Lane, entrance opposite Blenheim Grove
London SE15
OPENING: FRIDAY 13 JUNE
6.30pm - 10.00pm
all welcome
Live Music by:
The Boycott Coca-Cola Experience
Lewis Floyd Henry One Man Band
Exhibition then open 12noon - 6pm
Sat 14th, Sun 15th,
Fri 20th, Sat 21st, Sun 22ndJune 2008
Visits to the studios from the art exhibition
Further info: Phone: 07796 684834, 07947 819597
Artists:Stuart Chubb Martin Church Jenna Collins Jo Dennis Simon Haddock Dido Hallett Margot Hill Alastair Kenward Hatty Lee Ed McGarry Colin McMaster Dan Mort Lena Pomford Charlotte Squire Jacqueline Utley David Wojtowycz
Tuesday, 10 June 2008
Tues 10th June 6pm Hannah Barry Gallery
"... this young serious bold gallery in a Peckham warehouse." Financial Times, 1st June 08.
This warehouse is right next door to the Bussey building (http://www.peckhamvision.org/wiki/Bussey_Building);
entrance from 133 Copeland Road (between Bournemouth Rd & railway bridge).
Here is an invitation to the next exhibition, opening tomorrow.
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FROM THE HANNAH BARRY GALLERY
Please join us on Tuesday of this week -10 June - from 6 - 8 pm
to celebrate the opening of DRAWINGS FOR MACHINES,
an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by James Capper.
The exhibition runs at the gallery in Peckham until 18 June,
open daily 4 - 8.30 pm.
Directions and more information can be found at http://www.hannahbarry.com/.
James' new machine RIPPER will be on display as part of the Chelsea College Degree Show, Saturday 14 - Thursday 19 June: Chelsea College of Art and Design 16 John Islip Street London SW1P 4JU.
We hope to see you on Tuesday.
Hannah
This warehouse is right next door to the Bussey building (http://www.peckhamvision.org/wiki/Bussey_Building);
entrance from 133 Copeland Road (between Bournemouth Rd & railway bridge).
Here is an invitation to the next exhibition, opening tomorrow.
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FROM THE HANNAH BARRY GALLERY
Please join us on Tuesday of this week -10 June - from 6 - 8 pm
to celebrate the opening of DRAWINGS FOR MACHINES,
an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by James Capper.
The exhibition runs at the gallery in Peckham until 18 June,
open daily 4 - 8.30 pm.
Directions and more information can be found at http://www.hannahbarry.com/.
James' new machine RIPPER will be on display as part of the Chelsea College Degree Show, Saturday 14 - Thursday 19 June: Chelsea College of Art and Design 16 John Islip Street London SW1P 4JU.
We hope to see you on Tuesday.
Hannah
Friday, 6 June 2008
Sun 8 June 1-6pm Choumert Sq open gardens
Sunday 8th June 1pm - 6pm.Choumert Square Gardens Open Day.http://www.ngs.org.uk/GFQuickSearch.asp
Open Gardens & Village Fete in one!
This is one of the best summer events in Peckham!
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About 46 mini gardens with maxi-planting in a Shangri-la situation that the media has described as a ‘Floral Canyon’, which leads to small communal ‘secret garden’. Art, craft and home-made produce stalls and live music. Delicious refreshments. Winner Best Community Garden Southwark in Bloom. Featured in 'The Guardian'. see further information at end of email
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Adm £2.50, children 50p, concessions £1.50 (share to St Christopher's Hospice)
Light refreshments, teas & wine
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Choumert Square, SE15 4RE
Via wrought iron gates off Choumert Grove.
Peckham Rye mainline station is visible from the gates,
Buses galore (12, 36, 37, 63, 78, 171, 312, 345) less than 5 mins walk.
Free car park 2 mins
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ALSO OPEN SUNDAY 8 June 2pm-5pm
5 Lyndhurst Square, SE15, off Lyndhurst Way
90ft x 50ft secret garden in the heart of London offering a mix of traditional and unusual herbaceous plants and shrubs. The design combines Italianate and Gothic themes and offers a secluded green vista
You can combine this with a visit to Choumert Sq.
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FURTHER INFORMATION FROM CHOUMERT SQUARE
Choumert Square, built in the latter half of the 19th Century, presents to the visitor not a Square but a laneway of 46 tiny cottages leading to a communal `walled’ garden. The gardens of this secret Southwark street are amongst the tiniest it’s possible to tend! They’ve evolved over some twenty years, triggered initially by a few neighbours’ gardening passions that infected the enthusiasm of others. Today the Square gardens uniquely demonstrate how gardening unites a community.
The street is `divided’ into a sunny and shady side, and the gardens’ eco-climate (and planting) reflect this. Key features are the variety of roses growing in the Square, the mix of trees (including birch, willow, eucalyptus, acer and a dramatic robinia), and a colourful array of perennial border plants and annuals, many home-grown. The garden has been featured on BBC TV (Gardeners’ World) and on Channel 4, in numerous magazines and national press articles (including BBC Good Homes, Period Living, London Evening Standard, The Sunday Times and The Guardian). Winner of numerous prizes, in 2007 it was awarded a first prize for Best Community Garden, Southwark in Bloom.
We were extremely excited in November 2007 when, unknown to us, our Square was nominated for a Conservation Foundation Green Award…. and won one of the special 25 `Blooming Fantastic' Awards which were made to those areas that had brought a Green awareness to corners of London.
The Open Day is primarily about gardens and sharing with others our residents’ love of this little corner of the inner city; but it is also renowned for its demonstrable community spirit. Visitors will find themselves invited to sit and partake of a wide variety of refreshments in between purchasing delicious home-baked cakes, artwork, crafts, plants, books and photo mementoes of their visit.
Open Gardens & Village Fete in one!
This is one of the best summer events in Peckham!
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About 46 mini gardens with maxi-planting in a Shangri-la situation that the media has described as a ‘Floral Canyon’, which leads to small communal ‘secret garden’. Art, craft and home-made produce stalls and live music. Delicious refreshments. Winner Best Community Garden Southwark in Bloom. Featured in 'The Guardian'. see further information at end of email
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Adm £2.50, children 50p, concessions £1.50 (share to St Christopher's Hospice)
Light refreshments, teas & wine
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Choumert Square, SE15 4RE
Via wrought iron gates off Choumert Grove.
Peckham Rye mainline station is visible from the gates,
Buses galore (12, 36, 37, 63, 78, 171, 312, 345) less than 5 mins walk.
Free car park 2 mins
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ALSO OPEN SUNDAY 8 June 2pm-5pm
5 Lyndhurst Square, SE15, off Lyndhurst Way
90ft x 50ft secret garden in the heart of London offering a mix of traditional and unusual herbaceous plants and shrubs. The design combines Italianate and Gothic themes and offers a secluded green vista
You can combine this with a visit to Choumert Sq.
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FURTHER INFORMATION FROM CHOUMERT SQUARE
Choumert Square, built in the latter half of the 19th Century, presents to the visitor not a Square but a laneway of 46 tiny cottages leading to a communal `walled’ garden. The gardens of this secret Southwark street are amongst the tiniest it’s possible to tend! They’ve evolved over some twenty years, triggered initially by a few neighbours’ gardening passions that infected the enthusiasm of others. Today the Square gardens uniquely demonstrate how gardening unites a community.
The street is `divided’ into a sunny and shady side, and the gardens’ eco-climate (and planting) reflect this. Key features are the variety of roses growing in the Square, the mix of trees (including birch, willow, eucalyptus, acer and a dramatic robinia), and a colourful array of perennial border plants and annuals, many home-grown. The garden has been featured on BBC TV (Gardeners’ World) and on Channel 4, in numerous magazines and national press articles (including BBC Good Homes, Period Living, London Evening Standard, The Sunday Times and The Guardian). Winner of numerous prizes, in 2007 it was awarded a first prize for Best Community Garden, Southwark in Bloom.
We were extremely excited in November 2007 when, unknown to us, our Square was nominated for a Conservation Foundation Green Award…. and won one of the special 25 `Blooming Fantastic' Awards which were made to those areas that had brought a Green awareness to corners of London.
The Open Day is primarily about gardens and sharing with others our residents’ love of this little corner of the inner city; but it is also renowned for its demonstrable community spirit. Visitors will find themselves invited to sit and partake of a wide variety of refreshments in between purchasing delicious home-baked cakes, artwork, crafts, plants, books and photo mementoes of their visit.
Tuesday, 27 May 2008
Subject: 29 May 6-8pm Hannah Barry Gallery private view
Here is an invitation from the Hannah Barry Gallery,
to a new exhibition on the Bussey building site in the heart of Peckham town centre.
Circulated by the Peckham Residents Network.
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FROM THE HANNAH BARRY GALLERY
Please join us on
Thursday 29 May from 6 - 8 pm
to celebrate the opening of
Confessions and Love Pictures :
A Cycle of Paintings By Shaun McDowell.
At the Hannah Barry Gallery
Warehouse 9i, next to the Bussey Building
133 Rye Lane, Peckham, SE15
entrance on opening night opposite Peckham Rye station/Blenheim Grove
The exhibition will run daily 3 - 7 pm until Thursday 5 June 2008.
entrance from 30 May to 5 June via 133 Copeland Road, near corner with Bournemouth Rd
We hope you will come and see the show.
Hannah
hbarry82@gmail.com
For information about the Hannah Barry Gallery visit:<http://www.peckhamvision.org/wiki/Visions_for_Peckham#The_Hannah_Barry_Gallery>
for information about the Bussey Building visit:http://www.peckhamvision.org/wiki/Bussey_Building
to a new exhibition on the Bussey building site in the heart of Peckham town centre.
Circulated by the Peckham Residents Network.
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FROM THE HANNAH BARRY GALLERY
Please join us on
Thursday 29 May from 6 - 8 pm
to celebrate the opening of
Confessions and Love Pictures :
A Cycle of Paintings By Shaun McDowell.
At the Hannah Barry Gallery
Warehouse 9i, next to the Bussey Building
133 Rye Lane, Peckham, SE15
entrance on opening night opposite Peckham Rye station/Blenheim Grove
The exhibition will run daily 3 - 7 pm until Thursday 5 June 2008.
entrance from 30 May to 5 June via 133 Copeland Road, near corner with Bournemouth Rd
We hope you will come and see the show.
Hannah
hbarry82@gmail.com
For information about the Hannah Barry Gallery visit:<http://www.peckhamvision.org/wiki/Visions_for_Peckham#The_Hannah_Barry_Gallery>
for information about the Bussey Building visit:http://www.peckhamvision.org/wiki/Bussey_Building
Monday, 26 May 2008
31st May Nunhead in aid of children in poverty
This information is from Down2Earth International about an event on 31st May in Nunhead, in aid of children in poverty, details below. Circulated by the Peckham Residents Network.
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May Benefit afternoon/night in aid of children in poverty
31st May 5pm-2am
The Chapel Project, 62 Nunhead Grove,
Nunhead, London SE15 3LY
DJ's
Live music
Workshops
Kid's Art/Recycling Workshop
Performers
Visuals
Food
Art
organised by Down2Earth and Cross My Art
We're fund-raising to meet basic needs for vulnerable children in partnership with Aashray - home away from home drop in centre for children (e.g. nutritious food, washing facilities, health checks, counselling, haircuts), dance and art/ecology workshops in a summer camp and initiating academy activities designed to provide livelihood opportunities for peer group members (young adults) such as tailoring fellowships in our new space in Kakatiyanaga community, Neredmet, India.
Further information about Down2Earth:
http://www.down2earthdown2us.org/
More detailed programme and updates available on
http://www.down2earthdown2us.org/pages/benefit_nights.html
Details about the venue:
http://www.chapelproject.com/
Please forward on to others..
Thanks and hope to see you there!
Anna Karlsson
Down2Earth International
www.down2earthdown2us.org
...Sowing seeds of positive change...
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May Benefit afternoon/night in aid of children in poverty
31st May 5pm-2am
The Chapel Project, 62 Nunhead Grove,
Nunhead, London SE15 3LY
DJ's
Live music
Workshops
Kid's Art/Recycling Workshop
Performers
Visuals
Food
Art
organised by Down2Earth and Cross My Art
We're fund-raising to meet basic needs for vulnerable children in partnership with Aashray - home away from home drop in centre for children (e.g. nutritious food, washing facilities, health checks, counselling, haircuts), dance and art/ecology workshops in a summer camp and initiating academy activities designed to provide livelihood opportunities for peer group members (young adults) such as tailoring fellowships in our new space in Kakatiyanaga community, Neredmet, India.
Further information about Down2Earth:
http://www.down2earthdown2us.org/
More detailed programme and updates available on
http://www.down2earthdown2us.org/pages/benefit_nights.html
Details about the venue:
http://www.chapelproject.com/
Please forward on to others..
Thanks and hope to see you there!
Anna Karlsson
Down2Earth International
www.down2earthdown2us.org
...Sowing seeds of positive change...
Sunday, 18 May 2008
dog fun day Goose Green Sat 24 May 12pm-3pm
Here is info about an enjoyable fun day on Goose Green.
But it's also a very important educational day for dog owners to help give dogs happier lives and to reduce any nuisance they may cause to others.
Spread the word to encourage any dog owners, who may need help, to come.
If you can distribute flyers, you can get copies from the Dulwich Community Wardens 020 7525 0051
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DULWICH FUN DOG EVENT @ Goose Green
East Dulwich Road SE22
Saturday 24 May 2008 – 12pm to 3pm
Guide dogs for the blind – stall and info about guide dogs
Expert dog handler demonstrations
Micro chipping service
Freebies & treats for your dog
Local dog trainer available for advice and tips on responsible dog ownership
This event has been organised by the Dulwich Community Wardens.
To find out more contact them on 020 7525 0051
But it's also a very important educational day for dog owners to help give dogs happier lives and to reduce any nuisance they may cause to others.
Spread the word to encourage any dog owners, who may need help, to come.
If you can distribute flyers, you can get copies from the Dulwich Community Wardens 020 7525 0051
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DULWICH FUN DOG EVENT @ Goose Green
East Dulwich Road SE22
Saturday 24 May 2008 – 12pm to 3pm
Guide dogs for the blind – stall and info about guide dogs
Expert dog handler demonstrations
Micro chipping service
Freebies & treats for your dog
Local dog trainer available for advice and tips on responsible dog ownership
This event has been organised by the Dulwich Community Wardens.
To find out more contact them on 020 7525 0051
Saturday, 17 May 2008
drug treatment centre above McDonalds Rye Lane
If you have an interest in Peckham town centre, and/or treatment and support for drug users, you might like to know about a planning application for use of the floors above McDonalds next to the station. See below.
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Email from Bellenden Residents' Group
Dear local resident
The Southwark Drug Action Team are currently seeking premises for their Drugs Intervention Programme - a range of treatment and counselling services that seek to tackle drug-related crime.
PLANNING APPLICATION
They have applied for planning permission for a change of use of the second and third floor offices above McDonalds at 72 Rye Lane, to use for this project as a *a non-residential Institution*.
Comments and/or objections have to be in by 5th June 2008, and sent direct to <mailto:planning.applications@southwark.gov.uk>
The planning reference is 08/AP/1068, and the planning application details and how to comment or object can be seen on the Council website
ISSUES
This project represents a substantial change of use for this space above McDonalds. If it works well it will be a great benefit to the users and their families. If it does not work well it may have adverse effects on the town centre.
The Town Centre Management Group (PTCMG) which represents the traders and businesses in the town centre have sent the information to their members, and suggested that they consider a number of questions in thinking about their response to the planning application. These are copied below.
The Drug Action Team is circulating information about the programme and the project. See this below.
ACTION
If you have any queries on this planning application, please let us know by clicking Reply to this email to: BRG@nutbrook.demon.co.uk If we get any more useful information we will circulate it.
If you would like to seek views or advice from The Lane ward councillors, email <gordon.nardell@southwark.gov.uk>
If you have any experience of this kind of centre elsewhere - how it operates, and what impact it has on the locality - please let us know. If you comment on the planning application, please CC it to us so we can build up a picture of what local residents think.
If you want to influence the result you must send your comments direct to<planning.applications@southwark.gov.uk> with your name and address and the case number 08/AP/1068
Eileen
pp Bellenden Residents' Group
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SOME MATTERS TO CONSIDER FROM THE TOWN CENTRE MANAGEMENT GROUP
The Town Centre Management Group (PTCMG) which represents the traders and businesses in the town centre have sent the information to their members, and suggested they consider the following matters in thinking about their response the planning application:
1.The area is frequented by young people on a regular basis (McDonalds and the Cinema opposite) and it has to be questioned that with the close proximity of young people to a drugs treatment centre is there potential for conflicts?
2.The centre is right in the heart of the town centre, and very close to the train station; again will this cause conflict with commuters and the image of the area? (something we are struggling to improve at the moment)
3.Does the town centre need a drugs treatment centre, or would it be better located at the edges where there is less potential for conflict with shoppers, commuters and young people (especially when the centre is closed and people are arriving at it for medication)?
4.Will a drugs treatment centre create a potential rise in begging around the area? (I have no information concerning this from other areas and would appreciate any information provided)
5.What image does it give for Peckham if there is a drugs treatment centre in the middle of a busy town centre ?
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INFORMATION FROM THE COUNCIL DRUG INTERVENTIONS SERVICE
Subject: Programme for Drug Interventions Programme service
To: BRG@nutbrook.demon.co.uk
From: <Tony.Lawlor@southwark.gov.uk>
Date: Fri, 9 May 2008 15:05:25
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am writing to you, as Bellenden Residents Group, to inform you about some of our plans arising from Southwark's Crime and Drugs Strategy as they relate specifically to the Peckham Rye area.
As part of that strategy we are currently seeking premises from which to operate the Drugs Intervention Programme - a range of treatment and counselling services that seek to tackle drug-related crime. We have now identified premises above McDonalds in Rye Lane as suitable for our purposes and have just submitted a planning application to this effect.
We are confident that this project will make a very real contribution to reducing drug use and drug-related crime in the area. However, we also recognise that the proposal may prove a little discomforting for some people not familiar with the concept and we are keen to address this. Whilst the basic details of the proposal will be circulated during the planning application process, I am attaching a more detailed briefing paper for your information [email Tony.Lawlor@southwark.gov.uk for a copy]
I should be most grateful if you could bring this to the attention of your Residents Group members as you see fit. Should you require any further information or clarification in relation to this proposal please do not hesitate to contact me on 020 7525 3040.
Yours sincerely
Tony Lawlor
Substance Misuse CommissionerSouthwark Drug and Alcohol Action Team
9th May 2008
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Email from Bellenden Residents' Group
Dear local resident
The Southwark Drug Action Team are currently seeking premises for their Drugs Intervention Programme - a range of treatment and counselling services that seek to tackle drug-related crime.
PLANNING APPLICATION
They have applied for planning permission for a change of use of the second and third floor offices above McDonalds at 72 Rye Lane, to use for this project as a *a non-residential Institution*.
Comments and/or objections have to be in by 5th June 2008, and sent direct to <mailto:planning.applications@southwark.gov.uk>
The planning reference is 08/AP/1068, and the planning application details and how to comment or object can be seen on the Council website
ISSUES
This project represents a substantial change of use for this space above McDonalds. If it works well it will be a great benefit to the users and their families. If it does not work well it may have adverse effects on the town centre.
The Town Centre Management Group (PTCMG) which represents the traders and businesses in the town centre have sent the information to their members, and suggested that they consider a number of questions in thinking about their response to the planning application. These are copied below.
The Drug Action Team is circulating information about the programme and the project. See this below.
ACTION
If you have any queries on this planning application, please let us know by clicking Reply to this email to: BRG@nutbrook.demon.co.uk If we get any more useful information we will circulate it.
If you would like to seek views or advice from The Lane ward councillors, email <gordon.nardell@southwark.gov.uk>
If you have any experience of this kind of centre elsewhere - how it operates, and what impact it has on the locality - please let us know. If you comment on the planning application, please CC it to us so we can build up a picture of what local residents think.
If you want to influence the result you must send your comments direct to<planning.applications@southwark.gov.uk> with your name and address and the case number 08/AP/1068
Eileen
pp Bellenden Residents' Group
______________________________________
SOME MATTERS TO CONSIDER FROM THE TOWN CENTRE MANAGEMENT GROUP
The Town Centre Management Group (PTCMG) which represents the traders and businesses in the town centre have sent the information to their members, and suggested they consider the following matters in thinking about their response the planning application:
1.The area is frequented by young people on a regular basis (McDonalds and the Cinema opposite) and it has to be questioned that with the close proximity of young people to a drugs treatment centre is there potential for conflicts?
2.The centre is right in the heart of the town centre, and very close to the train station; again will this cause conflict with commuters and the image of the area? (something we are struggling to improve at the moment)
3.Does the town centre need a drugs treatment centre, or would it be better located at the edges where there is less potential for conflict with shoppers, commuters and young people (especially when the centre is closed and people are arriving at it for medication)?
4.Will a drugs treatment centre create a potential rise in begging around the area? (I have no information concerning this from other areas and would appreciate any information provided)
5.What image does it give for Peckham if there is a drugs treatment centre in the middle of a busy town centre ?
_______________________________________
INFORMATION FROM THE COUNCIL DRUG INTERVENTIONS SERVICE
Subject: Programme for Drug Interventions Programme service
To: BRG@nutbrook.demon.co.uk
From: <Tony.Lawlor@southwark.gov.uk>
Date: Fri, 9 May 2008 15:05:25
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am writing to you, as Bellenden Residents Group, to inform you about some of our plans arising from Southwark's Crime and Drugs Strategy as they relate specifically to the Peckham Rye area.
As part of that strategy we are currently seeking premises from which to operate the Drugs Intervention Programme - a range of treatment and counselling services that seek to tackle drug-related crime. We have now identified premises above McDonalds in Rye Lane as suitable for our purposes and have just submitted a planning application to this effect.
We are confident that this project will make a very real contribution to reducing drug use and drug-related crime in the area. However, we also recognise that the proposal may prove a little discomforting for some people not familiar with the concept and we are keen to address this. Whilst the basic details of the proposal will be circulated during the planning application process, I am attaching a more detailed briefing paper for your information [email Tony.Lawlor@southwark.gov.uk for a copy]
I should be most grateful if you could bring this to the attention of your Residents Group members as you see fit. Should you require any further information or clarification in relation to this proposal please do not hesitate to contact me on 020 7525 3040.
Yours sincerely
Tony Lawlor
Substance Misuse CommissionerSouthwark Drug and Alcohol Action Team
9th May 2008
Wednesday, 7 May 2008
Sunday 11th May 11am-4pm Goose Green Dulwich Festival Fair
Next Sunday - come and visit -
the Dulwich Festival Fair
on Goose Green
Sunday 11th May 11am - 4pm
http://www.dulwichfestivalfair.co.uk
Some highlights from the vibrant and creative East Dulwich, Goose Green and Peckham Rye area:
* local craftspeople, designers, independent shops,
* food and drink from Blue Mountain Cafe and EDT,
* musical backdrop by Elusive Wax,
* donkey rides, bouncy castle, face painting, badge making for children.
A chance also to visit the stalls for:
* the new Friends of Goose Green. Do visit, and contribute to ideas for improving the children's' playground, and see the latest on the railings, paths and dog free area, and the beginnings of a Goose Green historical archive.
* the Peckham Residents' Network, a local residents' communication project. If you want to find out more about the network and local matters including Peckham town centre developments, Peckham Rye station, future south London rail services, the tram and tram depot, local planning, Peckham Vision, the Bellenden area & the BRG, and other local things ... this is a chance not to miss.
If you visit, do come and say hello.
the Dulwich Festival Fair
on Goose Green
Sunday 11th May 11am - 4pm
http://www.dulwichfestivalfair.co.uk
Some highlights from the vibrant and creative East Dulwich, Goose Green and Peckham Rye area:
* local craftspeople, designers, independent shops,
* food and drink from Blue Mountain Cafe and EDT,
* musical backdrop by Elusive Wax,
* donkey rides, bouncy castle, face painting, badge making for children.
A chance also to visit the stalls for:
* the new Friends of Goose Green. Do visit, and contribute to ideas for improving the children's' playground, and see the latest on the railings, paths and dog free area, and the beginnings of a Goose Green historical archive.
* the Peckham Residents' Network, a local residents' communication project. If you want to find out more about the network and local matters including Peckham town centre developments, Peckham Rye station, future south London rail services, the tram and tram depot, local planning, Peckham Vision, the Bellenden area & the BRG, and other local things ... this is a chance not to miss.
If you visit, do come and say hello.
Tuesday, 29 April 2008
29 Apr-6 May: new Hannah Barry Gallery 133 Rye Lane
This information below about a new gallery, beside the Bussey building in the heart of Peckham town centre, is circulated by the Peckham Residents Network.
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The new Hannah Barry Gallery
Warehouse 9i, next to the Bussey Building
133 Rye Lane, Peckham, SE15
Tuesday 29 April 6 - 8 pm - celebrating the opening of
DAY DREAM RECEIVER, Eleven Paintings by Christopher Green.
The exhibition will run daily 1 - 7 pm until Tuesday 6 May 2008.
directions to the gallery: http://www.hannahbarry.com/.
further information - Hannah Barry <hbarry82@gmail.com>
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To stand still after all that chatter,
and pick out one particular thing
Christopher Green looks intensely at the colour, form and texture that can be found in the world. Working in this way he is acutely sensitive to bright colours and the shades between them, the way light falls and the shapes it makes and the way things feel when touched. He combines his everyday experiences of objects – a shelf, a window, a lamp, a canvas – and the world around him – the sea, the beach, the sky, plants and their growth - with the mysterious activity of the waking and sleeping imagination. Conscious images are used in surprising and incongruous ways – a canvas is in the sea, plants grow from a shelf. From this he is able to make pictures in which real and imagined things cannot be separated. In this way he makes paintings that have a life that is entirely their own.
The paintings in this exhibition are restrained and rigorous but absolutely complete: the shelf is full, the plants have grown, the blind is lowered. They make us aware of the importance of the artist's life in his studio - that significant room of one's own – and the powers of precise observation, intense concentration, surrender and liberation necessary for works of art to be made.
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The new Hannah Barry Gallery
Warehouse 9i, next to the Bussey Building
133 Rye Lane, Peckham, SE15
Tuesday 29 April 6 - 8 pm - celebrating the opening of
DAY DREAM RECEIVER, Eleven Paintings by Christopher Green.
The exhibition will run daily 1 - 7 pm until Tuesday 6 May 2008.
directions to the gallery: http://www.hannahbarry.com/.
further information - Hannah Barry <hbarry82@gmail.com>
________________________________________
To stand still after all that chatter,
and pick out one particular thing
Christopher Green looks intensely at the colour, form and texture that can be found in the world. Working in this way he is acutely sensitive to bright colours and the shades between them, the way light falls and the shapes it makes and the way things feel when touched. He combines his everyday experiences of objects – a shelf, a window, a lamp, a canvas – and the world around him – the sea, the beach, the sky, plants and their growth - with the mysterious activity of the waking and sleeping imagination. Conscious images are used in surprising and incongruous ways – a canvas is in the sea, plants grow from a shelf. From this he is able to make pictures in which real and imagined things cannot be separated. In this way he makes paintings that have a life that is entirely their own.
The paintings in this exhibition are restrained and rigorous but absolutely complete: the shelf is full, the plants have grown, the blind is lowered. They make us aware of the importance of the artist's life in his studio - that significant room of one's own – and the powers of precise observation, intense concentration, surrender and liberation necessary for works of art to be made.
15 May 7pm Warwick Park Gardens
from Friends of Warwick Park Gardens
THURSDAY 15TH MAY 7PM
Friends of Warwick Park Gardens at the Villa Nursery at the top of the park, Azenby Rd endentrance also from Lyndhurst Way and walk through the Park. free tea, coffee, and home made cakes!Everyone very welcome!
WE ALL NEED GOOD FRIENDS ... And your park does too!
The Friends of Warwick Gardens are committed to improving the park for everyone to enjoy- but we urgently need new members. Please join us. It's free and your support (however small) will make a BIG difference. It's also a great way to get to know more local people.
Join us at our next meeting;
THURSDAY 15TH MAY 7PM
AT THE VILLA NURSERY (at the top of the park)
* MEET Community Wardens, Young People advisor and Susan Jones, your local councillor.
* FIND OUT how we can make the park more fun for everyone including young people.
* SEE our plans for exciting new play equipment.
* TELL US your ideas by sharing your thoughts and wishes.
FREE TEA, COFFEE and HOME MADE CAKES! EVERYONE VERY WELCOME!
THURSDAY 15TH MAY 7PM
Friends of Warwick Park Gardens at the Villa Nursery at the top of the park, Azenby Rd endentrance also from Lyndhurst Way and walk through the Park. free tea, coffee, and home made cakes!Everyone very welcome!
WE ALL NEED GOOD FRIENDS ... And your park does too!
The Friends of Warwick Gardens are committed to improving the park for everyone to enjoy- but we urgently need new members. Please join us. It's free and your support (however small) will make a BIG difference. It's also a great way to get to know more local people.
Join us at our next meeting;
THURSDAY 15TH MAY 7PM
AT THE VILLA NURSERY (at the top of the park)
* MEET Community Wardens, Young People advisor and Susan Jones, your local councillor.
* FIND OUT how we can make the park more fun for everyone including young people.
* SEE our plans for exciting new play equipment.
* TELL US your ideas by sharing your thoughts and wishes.
FREE TEA, COFFEE and HOME MADE CAKES! EVERYONE VERY WELCOME!
Sunday, 20 April 2008
Seeking People to Perform
Are you a local bus user and interested in drama? You will be interested in some local drama workshops - see information below. Contact Marie at email: Subject2change@hotmail.co.uk
This information is circulated by the Peckham Residents Network
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What's a London bus? Transport from A to B? Something to get stuck behind?
We are looking to find real stories regarding what goes on aboard a London bus, we want to discover the pride, the preconceptions, the fears and the fantasies of its passengers.
Ever wondered who that person is who sits in front of you every day? This could be your chance to find out!
Whether you want to just come for a chat and share your stories or perform with us at the Unicorn Theatre in June, we want to hear from you.
subject2change Theatre Company are looking for Southwark residents to take part in free drama workshops.
Come help set the wheels in motion and turn your journey into a theatrical treat! If you are interested, please reply to subject2change@hotmail.co.uk
Yours faithfully,
Marie Vickers
Community Liaison Officer
subject2change Theatre Company
This information is circulated by the Peckham Residents Network
______________________________________________
What's a London bus? Transport from A to B? Something to get stuck behind?
We are looking to find real stories regarding what goes on aboard a London bus, we want to discover the pride, the preconceptions, the fears and the fantasies of its passengers.
Ever wondered who that person is who sits in front of you every day? This could be your chance to find out!
Whether you want to just come for a chat and share your stories or perform with us at the Unicorn Theatre in June, we want to hear from you.
subject2change Theatre Company are looking for Southwark residents to take part in free drama workshops.
Come help set the wheels in motion and turn your journey into a theatrical treat! If you are interested, please reply to subject2change@hotmail.co.uk
Yours faithfully,
Marie Vickers
Community Liaison Officer
subject2change Theatre Company
Wednesday, 9 April 2008
LINks is coming - Your borough NEEDS YOU
See below for a message from Southwark Council. Please forward this email to anyone who may be interested. This information is circulated by the Peckham Residents Network
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LINks is coming - Your borough NEEDS YOU
To hear more of this service a public meeting is being held to discuss the
Interim Arrangements at
Southwark Town Hall
35 Peckham Road
SE5 8UB
To book your place and/or free transport if required,
please
call 020 7525 7495
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A new way to make sure that people have a say in their health services has arrived!
It’s called a Local Involvement Network (LINk) and will be an independent voice used to improve health and social care services.
Every local authority area will have one. We are looking for local volunteers to put themselves forward to be members of a Steering Group and also a wider forum which will be the driving force in creating a LINk that works for Southwark.
If you have a keen interest in making these services better in Southwark and the time, commitment and energy to make a difference, for more information please contact Paul Bruce 020 7525 7495 (text-line 07944 754 826)paul.bruce@southwark.gov.uk Expressions of interest are welcome from all sectors of the community.
_____________________________________________
LINks is coming - Your borough NEEDS YOU
To hear more of this service a public meeting is being held to discuss the
Interim Arrangements at
Southwark Town Hall
35 Peckham Road
SE5 8UB
To book your place and/or free transport if required,
please
call 020 7525 7495
_____________________________________________
A new way to make sure that people have a say in their health services has arrived!
It’s called a Local Involvement Network (LINk) and will be an independent voice used to improve health and social care services.
Every local authority area will have one. We are looking for local volunteers to put themselves forward to be members of a Steering Group and also a wider forum which will be the driving force in creating a LINk that works for Southwark.
If you have a keen interest in making these services better in Southwark and the time, commitment and energy to make a difference, for more information please contact Paul Bruce 020 7525 7495 (text-line 07944 754 826)paul.bruce@southwark.gov.uk Expressions of interest are welcome from all sectors of the community.
Sunday, 6 April 2008
Peckham Area Action Plan (PAAP)
The long awaited Peckham Area Action Plan (PAAP) consultations by the Council have just started.
- Would you like to join the growing PAAP-Group email list of people who would like to be kept informed or do you have any queries? Just email to let us know.
- In the meantime, see below for some preliminary information.
The next deadline for comments is 25 April.
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SOME NEWS ON THE PAAP CONSULTATIONS
For briefing from Peckham Vision and the Peckham Society on some town centre issues please see:
Alternative Vision for Rye Lane Central
Historic Peckham
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The Council are asking for comments by 25 April on their vision paper 'Future Peckham'. See here: Future Peckham
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Some key issues that will be covered and/or raised include:
1. town centre retail quality, and future of commerce & employment
2. car parking facilities & traffic flows
3. station improvements, including Peckham Rye station piazza
4. tram route
5. future of site between 133 Rye Lane-Brayards Rd-Consort Rd (63P/71P):
- impact of planning blight from the tram depot designation
- alternative opportunities for the site
6. Town Centre Conservation Area
Sunday, 30 March 2008
Post Office Closures
Local Bellenden residents are urging people to sign the petition in the Melbourne Grove Post Office, against its closure. If it goes it will make the queues even longer at Lordship Lane and Rye Lane post offices. So all who depend on these local post offices need to support the campaign to keep it open. If you use the bigger ones, which are full to overflowing most times, you have an interest in keeping Melbourne Grove open.
All objections must be received by April 2.
Email: consultation@postoffice.co.uk
or write to: Anita TurnerNetwork Development Manager
Post Office Ltd
C/O National Consultation Team
FREEPOST CONSULTATION TEAM (no stamp or further address needed)
Helpline: 08457 223344
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List of Post Offices nearest Bellenden proposed for closure:
(see Southwark News )
5. Melbourne Grove Post Office
6. Nunhead Post Office, Gibbon Road
7. 654 Old Kent Road Post Office
8. Peckham Road Post Office
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For further information see:
LOCAL WEBSITES
Cllr Richard Thomas
London Assembly Member Val Shawcross
POST OFFICE WEBSITES
Closure Programme
London closures
All objections must be received by April 2.
Email: consultation@postoffice.co.uk
or write to: Anita TurnerNetwork Development Manager
Post Office Ltd
C/O National Consultation Team
FREEPOST CONSULTATION TEAM (no stamp or further address needed)
Helpline: 08457 223344
_____________________________________________
List of Post Offices nearest Bellenden proposed for closure:
(see Southwark News )
5. Melbourne Grove Post Office
6. Nunhead Post Office, Gibbon Road
7. 654 Old Kent Road Post Office
8. Peckham Road Post Office
_____________________________________________
For further information see:
LOCAL WEBSITES
Cllr Richard Thomas
London Assembly Member Val Shawcross
POST OFFICE WEBSITES
Closure Programme
London closures
Wednesday, 26 March 2008
Peckham Residents' Network
The network has grown out of the Bellenden Residents' Group work on town centre issues:
- the state of Rye Lane and Peckham Rye station.
- the UDP (Unitary Development Plan) on Peckham town centre.
- the discovery of the plans to demolish and close off a large site for the tram depot.
- the preparations for developing the Peckham Area Action Plan (PAAP).
The network helps residents:
- to keep in touch with each other over town centre & other local issues,
- to become well informed to have a real effect on the improvement of Peckham,
- by using email, workshops and newsletters,
- by pioneering new ways for residents to engage with the council and others.
New ways of engaging:
- Rye Lane & Station Action Group (RLSAG) for real and visible improvements,
- Peckham Rye Working Group for an integrated plan for Peckham Rye Common North,
- Peckham Vision - residents, artists & traders - for an integrated Peckham town centre,
- Community Council Tram Working Group, on the tram route & tram depot location,
- emerging topics include rail services, car parking, safety, community cohesion.
the local residents’ network run by residents for residents
improving Peckham town centre
Wednesday, 20 February 2008
Bussey Building new exhibition - private view Thurs 21st February
This information about a new exhibition, this week and next in the Bussey Building (on the site proposed for the tram depot), is circulated by the Peckham Residents Network.
The Hannah Barry Gallery invites you to
a private view 6 - 9pm Thursday 21st February,
and to an exhibition Friday 22nd – Friday 29th February:
open 3 – 8 pm daily and 12 – 5 pm at the weekend,
accompanied by a sequence of timed events: see the list below.
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AN INVITATION FROM THE HANNAH BARRY GALLERY
Please join us on Thursday 21st February from 6 - 9 pm to celebrate the opening of MANY WORLDS by Bobby Dowler, our second exhibition of the year
The exhibition is on the first floor at The Bussey Building, 133 Rye Lane, Peckham SE15. This Victorian cricket bat factory is a short walk from Peckham Rye station, accessible overground from London Bridge and Victoria. A map is enclosed.
Bobby's accompanying Sequence of Events is copied below.
We hope to see you on Thursday.
Hannah Barry
www.hannahbarry.com
The Hannah Barry Gallery invites you to
a private view 6 - 9pm Thursday 21st February,
and to an exhibition Friday 22nd – Friday 29th February:
open 3 – 8 pm daily and 12 – 5 pm at the weekend,
accompanied by a sequence of timed events: see the list below.
______________________________________
AN INVITATION FROM THE HANNAH BARRY GALLERY
Please join us on Thursday 21st February from 6 - 9 pm to celebrate the opening of MANY WORLDS by Bobby Dowler, our second exhibition of the year
The exhibition is on the first floor at The Bussey Building, 133 Rye Lane, Peckham SE15. This Victorian cricket bat factory is a short walk from Peckham Rye station, accessible overground from London Bridge and Victoria. A map is enclosed.
Bobby's accompanying Sequence of Events is copied below.
We hope to see you on Thursday.
Hannah Barry
www.hannahbarry.com
Monday, 18 February 2008
Sun 9 March EDGE Open Day - new school campaign
This information, from EDGE (East Dulwich for a Good Education), is circulated by the Peckham Residents' Network
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EDGE OPEN DAY • SUNDAY 9 MARCH • 4pm - 6pm
Community Centre, 46-64 Darrell Road, London SE22 9NL
FREE ENTRANCE
live performance of the Dulwich Ukulele Club tea & cakes. Children welcome.
Come to the East Dulwich Community Centre for an update on all the key issues regarding the new school:size & number of pupils, design, feasibility, history of local parents' campaign, pros and cons of academies
Full details in the attached leaflet. Background below.
• Email: leaflet@edge4schools.org to join the mailing list
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Some background
Lord Harris proposes to build an Academy for 950 boys on the tiny disused site of the old Waverley Lower School, nearly trebling previous numbers, with Southwark Council’s support. Edge is calling for discussions about the size and other matters.
Several years ago, the Council themselves concluded that the site could not support more than 450 children. The site of the Girls’ Academy on the other side of the park has treble the amount of space, yet will support the same number of pupils.
The building required to accommodate 950 boys will mean virtually no outdoor space for play and sport, even though this is planed to be a specialist sports school. In fact, Harris have said that sport will be indoors. Meanwhile, they are closing the swimming pool in the Girls’ Academy – saying it is too expensive – and Peckham Rye Park & Common cannot sustain potential heavy use.
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EDGE OPEN DAY • SUNDAY 9 MARCH • 4pm - 6pm
Community Centre, 46-64 Darrell Road, London SE22 9NL
FREE ENTRANCE
live performance of the Dulwich Ukulele Club tea & cakes. Children welcome.
Come to the East Dulwich Community Centre for an update on all the key issues regarding the new school:size & number of pupils, design, feasibility, history of local parents' campaign, pros and cons of academies
Full details in the attached leaflet. Background below.
• Email: leaflet@edge4schools.org to join the mailing list
___________________________________________
Some background
Lord Harris proposes to build an Academy for 950 boys on the tiny disused site of the old Waverley Lower School, nearly trebling previous numbers, with Southwark Council’s support. Edge is calling for discussions about the size and other matters.
Several years ago, the Council themselves concluded that the site could not support more than 450 children. The site of the Girls’ Academy on the other side of the park has treble the amount of space, yet will support the same number of pupils.
The building required to accommodate 950 boys will mean virtually no outdoor space for play and sport, even though this is planed to be a specialist sports school. In fact, Harris have said that sport will be indoors. Meanwhile, they are closing the swimming pool in the Girls’ Academy – saying it is too expensive – and Peckham Rye Park & Common cannot sustain potential heavy use.
Monday, 11 February 2008
severe noise increase in Peckham from Heathrow extension
This information about the effect of the Government's plans to expand Heathrow is circulated by the Peckham Residents' Network.
The information is extracted from campaign website http://www.stopheathrowexpansion.com/ It says that there will be severe effects right across a noise corridor in south east London including Peckham, Camberwell and Dulwich, and beyond, although the Government is consulting only people who live near Heathrow. The attached map shows part of the noise effect corridor stretching back into Wandsworth, and goes on beyond Wandsworth to Greenwich. If you want to make your views known, see the campaign website for the action details.
_______________________________________
From the campaign website:
""The Government launched its consultation into expansion at Heathrow on 23rd November. It will last until 27th February. The Government expects to make a decision later this year. If the plans go ahead, the number of planes could rise from 473,000 a year to over 702,000. This will require the demolition of hundreds, even thousands, of homes. It will also bring more noise disturbance and increase climate change emissions.""
Information about the campaign to stop the expansion is on
http://www.stopheathrowexpansion.com/
A petition is at
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/stopheathrowexpansion/
Mass Rally in Central Halls Westminster at 7pm on 25th February
http://www.stopheathrowexpansion.com/news/Consultation-Rally
The description of the effect on different areas along the South East London corridor will be affected by the proposed expansion is at
http://www.stopheathrowexpansion.com/news
The main thing seems to be a very big increase in disturbance all day when the west wind is blowing:
on Peckham and also on Blackheath, Camberwell, Docklands, Dulwich, Greenwich, Lewisham:
Aircraft landing all day long when west wind is blowing – a big increase in aircraft overhead as there will be more flights on the existing runways and also flights heading for the new runway.
on Brixton, Clapham:
Aircraft landing all day long when west wind is blowing – maybe more than one every 90 seconds for much longer periods throughout the day as there will be flights heading for all three runways.
on Battersea:
Aircraft landing all day long when west wind is blowing – up to one every 90 seconds for much longer periods throughout the day.
The noise effect corridor stretches back into south east London, and goes on beyond Wandsworth to Greenwich
The information is extracted from campaign website http://www.stopheathrowexpansion.com/ It says that there will be severe effects right across a noise corridor in south east London including Peckham, Camberwell and Dulwich, and beyond, although the Government is consulting only people who live near Heathrow. The attached map shows part of the noise effect corridor stretching back into Wandsworth, and goes on beyond Wandsworth to Greenwich. If you want to make your views known, see the campaign website for the action details.
_______________________________________
From the campaign website:
""The Government launched its consultation into expansion at Heathrow on 23rd November. It will last until 27th February. The Government expects to make a decision later this year. If the plans go ahead, the number of planes could rise from 473,000 a year to over 702,000. This will require the demolition of hundreds, even thousands, of homes. It will also bring more noise disturbance and increase climate change emissions.""
Information about the campaign to stop the expansion is on
http://www.stopheathrowexpansion.com/
A petition is at
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/stopheathrowexpansion/
Mass Rally in Central Halls Westminster at 7pm on 25th February
http://www.stopheathrowexpansion.com/news/Consultation-Rally
The description of the effect on different areas along the South East London corridor will be affected by the proposed expansion is at
http://www.stopheathrowexpansion.com/news
The main thing seems to be a very big increase in disturbance all day when the west wind is blowing:
on Peckham and also on Blackheath, Camberwell, Docklands, Dulwich, Greenwich, Lewisham:
Aircraft landing all day long when west wind is blowing – a big increase in aircraft overhead as there will be more flights on the existing runways and also flights heading for the new runway.
on Brixton, Clapham:
Aircraft landing all day long when west wind is blowing – maybe more than one every 90 seconds for much longer periods throughout the day as there will be flights heading for all three runways.
on Battersea:
Aircraft landing all day long when west wind is blowing – up to one every 90 seconds for much longer periods throughout the day.
The noise effect corridor stretches back into south east London, and goes on beyond Wandsworth to Greenwich
Friday, 18 January 2008
improving local rail services - franchise renewal
This information below from Southwark Rail Users' Group is circulated by the Peckham Residents' Network.
If you are a rail user it is a rare chance to give your views when it could have a real influence on improvements to stations and services.
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From Southwark Rail Users' Group
To local rail users:
Do you want to improve your local station and/or the rail services you use?
Passenger Focus (www.passengerfocus.org.uk) is an independent body which gives advice to the Government about passenger needs. They have invited passengers to give their views in reply to these questions:
______________________________________________
- What are the top 3 issues to address at individual stations? (Please comment on as many stations as you are familiar with).
- What are the top 3 priorities for rail services on the specific routes you use?
- What are the top 3 priorities for the on-train environment on the trains you travel on?
- What 1 other issue do you wish to highlight?
Please email your responses to these questions as soon as possible::
to: Sharon.Hedges@passengerfocus.org.uk, Katie.Springer@passengerfocus.org.uk,
cc Southwark Rail Users Group: SRUG@nutbrook.demon.co.uk
_____________________________________________
BACKGROUND
Southern Railways currently have the franchise to 2009 to run some services through our South London stations. The new franchise details are now being developed by the Department of Transport (DTp), and they will be consulting the public on the draft specification in the Spring.
Passenger Focus have said:
"In light of our recent discussions with the Department of Transport and in advance of our provision of advice on the content of the further input about passenger perspectives on the key priorities for the new franchise. We will be starting to draft our submission in early February and would like to review as much information as possible over the next week or two. Any replies to our questions [listed above] will contribute to that.
Given that the franchise currently covers around 700 route kilometres through over 160 stations across 6 counties and the needs of all passengers across the network will need to be balanced, we are particularly interested to know what the top priorities are for the stations/services/ trains on specific routes and any evidence passengers have for the need for changes or enhancements to the current franchise provision."
If you are a rail user it is a rare chance to give your views when it could have a real influence on improvements to stations and services.
______________________________________________
From Southwark Rail Users' Group
To local rail users:
Do you want to improve your local station and/or the rail services you use?
Passenger Focus (www.passengerfocus.org.uk) is an independent body which gives advice to the Government about passenger needs. They have invited passengers to give their views in reply to these questions:
______________________________________________
- What are the top 3 issues to address at individual stations? (Please comment on as many stations as you are familiar with).
- What are the top 3 priorities for rail services on the specific routes you use?
- What are the top 3 priorities for the on-train environment on the trains you travel on?
- What 1 other issue do you wish to highlight?
Please email your responses to these questions as soon as possible::
to: Sharon.Hedges@passengerfocus.org.uk, Katie.Springer@passengerfocus.org.uk,
cc Southwark Rail Users Group: SRUG@nutbrook.demon.co.uk
_____________________________________________
BACKGROUND
Southern Railways currently have the franchise to 2009 to run some services through our South London stations. The new franchise details are now being developed by the Department of Transport (DTp), and they will be consulting the public on the draft specification in the Spring.
Passenger Focus have said:
"In light of our recent discussions with the Department of Transport and in advance of our provision of advice on the content of the further input about passenger perspectives on the key priorities for the new franchise. We will be starting to draft our submission in early February and would like to review as much information as possible over the next week or two. Any replies to our questions [listed above] will contribute to that.
Given that the franchise currently covers around 700 route kilometres through over 160 stations across 6 counties and the needs of all passengers across the network will need to be balanced, we are particularly interested to know what the top priorities are for the stations/services/ trains on specific routes and any evidence passengers have for the need for changes or enhancements to the current franchise provision."
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