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Hi all,


Apologies if this is covered elsewhere, but does anyone know

what is going to become of the community centre

on Lordship lane between The old police station and Sainsburys local

(Red window frames)?


I have heard it's closing. Is it being

knocked down? I can think of many other uses which would benefit the community in the existing building. A new nursery for starters.


Thanks

This is a Southwark Council building which holds the Fred Francis Day centre and also the Southwark Alarm Scheme operators.

A new larger day centre is to be built in Peckham (Cator Street) with a view for longer opening hours and specialist dementia unit(s).

Yes, I think it's due for closure (my Dad has been and now currently goes to the Fred Francis Day Centre) but don't know what it's going to be after that. It's all to do with Southwark's plan on future care for people with Dementia and Alzheimers Disease.

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