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So over the last few days the old Harvester at the top of the lane has been cleaned up. 

They’ve cut down all the trees and cleared the front then this morning there is a cherry picked painting all the hoardings. 
 

Do we think the council has finally told Dulwich Estate to clean it up and stop it from being an eye sore or do we think it’s been cleaned because it’s been sold or it’s on the market?

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There's no record on Southwark's website of planning permission for demolition which according to this website is needed to demolish a pub.  Also for demolishing a building in an unsafe condition which could well be the case.

https://www.planningportal.co.uk/permission/common-projects/demolition/planning-permission

 

 

There’s no record on southwark for planning permission for anything for that building.  But something will happen and that’s my prediction. It’s a waste of space at the moment big old pubs like that aren’t working anymore. They’re closing down all over the place.
A shop on the ground floor, a mini Lidl perhaps and then flats above built in the style of the adjoining flats. Social housing would be the preference but DE will go for the money. 

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