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The Council are now consulting on the ?Preferred Options? PNAAP (Peckham & Nunhead Area Action Plan). I am starting this thread about one particular part of what they call Character Areas. This is a new section they have included in the PNAAP to subdivide the SE15 area into five, more local, sub-areas. You can find the whole text for this on pages 84 - 114 in the PNAAP. The five areas are shown in this pdf map extracted from the PNAAP


Peckham South is one Character Area. The policy text for this is in pages 100 ? 106 in the PNAAP It covers the SE15 streets to the west of Rye Lane. This includes the Bellenden area, where there are many EDF people, and so seems useful to create a thread here to discuss the proposals and the issues. These issues include:

1. The proposed boundary of Peckham South

2. Development of back land sites

3. Poor design of infill developments

4. Shopping frontages

5. Open Space

6. Traffic

7. Car parking

8. Public realm / built environment


If you live or work in or know the ?Peckham South? neighbourhood do please read the text pages 100-106 link above, and contribute to the discussion on those or any other issues.


You can find some comments and suggestions on some of the issues here.


The comments have to be with the Council by 24th April; email your comments with your name, street and postcode to [email protected] If you don?t want those personal details to appear publically say that clearly.


You should be able to see the paper copy of the PNAAP in the libraries, and you can get a copy by post by asking for one giving your name and address:

- email: [email protected]

- phone: 020 7525 5471


I?d like to end this introduction by asking who, reading this, has already seen the PNAAP and is aware of the consultation timetable ending 24 April 2012? I hope we can have a real discussion here about this Peckham South Character Area plan!

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