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What are people thoughts on the renaming of Peckham Rye common, there have been so many lovley improvements and its now one of the best parks in London.


A new start deserves a new name! East Dulwich Gardens would be nice?


Its been done before in other areas before http://lewisham-consult.objective.co.uk/portal/customer_services/e/consultation_on_the_proposed_renaming_of_manor_park?tab=info

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> What are people thoughts on the renaming of

> Peckham Rye common, there have been so many lovley

> improvements and its now one of the best parks in

> London.

>

> A new start deserves a new name! East Dulwich

> Gardens would be nice?


The "Lady Gardens" would be funnier.

>>ED2013 What are people thoughts on the renaming of Peckham Rye common, there have been so many lovley improvements and its now one of the best parks in London.>Ridgley Why? The Peckham residents might not want it to change.<<


Hi Well said Ridgley. We are forever having to defend our Common and its protected status as an ancient unenclosed space. Now we have to defend its name! East Dulwich hands off our Common!

Renaming Peckham Rye is not going to happen..


Peckham appears in Domesday Book of 1086 as Pecheham.


Peckham Rye goes back to around 1767 or before.


It is bad enough when people change historic Pub names.


We would also need to change the name of the Station.


Fox..

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