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Local Plan adopted schedules
This document sets out the adopted schedules which accompany the Adopted Polices Map (2015). It combines the saved
schedules in the Southwark Plan (2007), the Core Strategy (2011), the Aylesbury Area action Plan (2010), the Peckham and
Nunhead Area Action Plan (2014) and the Canada Water Area Action Plan (2015).
March 2016
1Contents
1 Proposals Sites Schedule ..........................................................................................................................................................3
1.1 Southwark Plan proposals sites ..........................................................................................................................................3
1.2 Aylesbury Area Action Plan (AAP) proposals sites ...........................................................................................................8
1.3 Peckham and Nunhead Area Action Plan (AAP) proposals sites ...................................................................................15
1.4 Canada Water Area Action Plan (AAP) proposals sites ..................................................................................................33
2 Schedule of Shopping Frontages ............................................................................................................................................45
3 Schedule of Conservation Areas .............................................................................................................................................52
4 Schedule of Archaeological Priority Zones ............................................................................................................................55
5 Schedule of Open Spaces ........................................................................................................................................................56
5.1 Metropolitan Open Land .....................................................................................................................................................56
5.2 Borough Open Land ...........................................................................................................................................................61
5.3 Other open space ................................................................................................................................................................67
6 Schedule of Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation ....................................................................................................70
21 Proposals Sites Schedule
1.1 Southwark Plan proposals sites
The proposals sites in the schedule below have been saved. They are also shown on the Adopted Policies Map 2015.
Ref no
Estimated residential
Uses not
Address Uses required Other acceptable uses Notes capacity – illustrative
allowed
not indicative
Tate Modern Cultural uses of national and C3 and B1 Use Classes Any other uses Not yet available
international significance that are subordinate to the
main arts or cultural use,
2P
including up to 30% C3
use Retail use at ground
floor.
Adjacent to Footbridge over the River Thames None Any other uses N/A
3P
Cannon Street
Railway Bridge
London Bridge Transport Development Any other uses Any other uses N/A
4P
compatible with improved
public transport
Manna Ash House, C3 Use Class None Any other uses Please note the 58 Residential units
Pocock Street boundary change: (Phasing for
8P
development between
2006-2010) (part of
total for 39P)
21 and 25-29 C3 Use Class None Any other uses 60 residential units
Harper Road (Phasing for
10P
development between
2006-2010) (part of
total for 39P)
3Ref no
Estimated residential
Uses not
Address Uses required Other acceptable uses Notes capacity – illustrative
allowed
not indicative
Land between 1 C3 Use Class None Any other uses 17-40 residential units
and 45 Alscot
Road
26P
Elephant and A range of D Use Classes None Any other uses 4200 residential units
Castle Core Area including social, educational, for this site (see also
health, community and leisure sites 8P to 10P, 38P,
facilities a new secondary school, 40P, 42P to 44P, 51P
a healthy living centre, leisure to 53P, and 58P)
centre, a library and new nursery (Phasing for
provision. No fewer than 5,300 development between
mixed tenure new homes, 2006-2010)
including 1,100 to replace those
lost through the demolition of the
Heygate estate.
39P
Up to 75,000sqm of new retail and
A use class together with
additional complementary town
centre uses to include
cultural/entertainment uses,
leisure, offices, hotels and public
facilities arranged around a new
high street extension north of the
Walworth. A minimum of 45,000
sqm of B1 space, including
incubator units, managed
workspace and accommodation
4Ref no
Estimated residential
Uses not
Address Uses required Other acceptable uses Notes capacity – illustrative
allowed
not indicative
for small businesses and the
cultural industry sector (Copy of
text from part 1 section 8.2)
A highly efficient public transport
‘hub’; redevelopment of the
Elephant and Castle overland
railway station; the Cross River
Tram programme within the
safeguarded route.
Land to the south C3 Use Class None Any other uses 20 residential units
west of Stewart (part of total for 39P)
44P
House, bound by
Leroy and
Aberdour Street.
17-29 Blue Anchor B1 Use Class Any other uses Either no loss of B 23-45 residential units
Lane and 20 C3 Use Class Use Class floor
Bombay Street space or at least 30%
45P
of gross floor area to
be provided for B Use
Class
1-13 Bombay B1 Use Class Any other uses Either no loss of B 17-40 residential units
Street, 41-47 Blue C3 Use Class Use Class floor
Anchor Lane and space or at least 30%
46P
51-53 Blue Anchor of gross floor area to
Lane be provided for B Use
Class
Manor Place Depot C3 Use Class A/B/D Use Classes within Any other use 212-493 residential
49
P
Manor Place railway arches units
5Ref no
Estimated residential
Uses not
Address Uses required Other acceptable uses Notes capacity – illustrative
allowed
not indicative
Nursery Row Park C3 Use Class A1 Use Class Any other uses Retaining access to 253 residential units
car parks, Nursery Row Park (Phasing for
51P
Wadding and development between
Brandon Street. 2006-2010) (part of
total for 39P)
Welsford Street C3 Use Class None All other uses Early housing site for 48 residential units
garages/parking the Elephant and (Phasing for
54P
area south of Castle development between
Thorburn Square redevelopment 2006-2010)
Old Kent Road Waste Management Facilities B Use Class, and any Any other use N/A
Gas Works Site other sui generis use
class industries, which are
56P
inappropriate in residential
areas
272-304 A Use Classes, D1 Use Class on B1 Use Class None Further guidance in 42-99 residential units
Camberwell Road ground floor 272-304 Camberwell
59P
Road Planning Brief
C3 Use Class
Camberwell Potential site for the A/B/D use classes within Any other uses N/A
66P
Station Road SE5 redevelopment of Camberwell railway arches
9JN station.
Cinema Site and A Use Class; Uses which i. Residential i. Night-clubs, Only following the 84-195 residential units
multi-storey car contribute towards footfall in public houses appropriate relocation
park, Moncrieff evenings amusement of both the cinema
69P
Street arcades, casinos and the multi-storey
car park to meet the
ii. D Use Class ii. All other uses same need or provide
improved facilities.
6Ref no
Estimated residential
Uses not
Address Uses required Other acceptable uses Notes capacity – illustrative
allowed
not indicative
Dulwich Hospital, Community Hospital Ancillary D and B1 Use Any other uses N/A
East Dulwich Class.
73P
Grove
C3 Use Class
71.2 Aylesbury Area Action Plan (AAP) proposals sites
These sites are also shown on the Adopted Policies Map 2015.
Proposal Development Proposed uses (all Sizes of homes (all figures are approximate) Types of homes (all figures Anticipated
site number and block figures are are approximate) phasing
address approximate)
Studio 1 bed 2 bed 3 bed 4 bed 5 bed Total Flats Maisonettes Houses
AAAP P1 1,417 homes (C3 36 465 608 225 61 22 1,417 67% 23% 10% Phase 1
Use Class) (2009-
1,050sqm retail 2016)
uses (A Use
Classes)
1,980sqm
community space
(D1 Use Class)
2,500sqm health
and social care
space (D1 Use
Class)
400sqm pre-school
facilities (D1 Use
Class)
Indicative development block sub-totals
1a: •260 homes (C3 Use - 99 135 19 7 260 100% 0% 0%
(1-12 Red Lion Class)
Close; 1-41 •400sqm retail uses (A
Bradenham and Use Class)
the Aylesbury Day •1,480sqm community
Centre) space (D1 Use Class)
(Aylesbury Resource
centre)
8Proposal Development Proposed uses (all Sizes of homes (all figures are approximate) Types of homes (all figures Anticipated
site number and block figures are are approximate) phasing
address approximate)
Studio 1 bed 2 bed 3 bed 4 bed 5 bed Total Flats Maisonettes Houses
1b: •408 homes (C3 Use 13 132 170 69 18 6 408 67% 27% 6%
(1-35 Chartridge; Class)
42-256 •250sqm retail uses (A
Bradenham; 69-76 Use Classes)
Chartridge; 77-105
Chartridge; Ellison
House; 1-28 Arklow
House)
1c: •472 homes (C3 Use 15 153 196 80 20 8 472 67% 27% 6%
(36-68 Chartridge; Class)
106-119
Chartridge; 120-
149 Chartridge;
and 1-172 Chiltern)
7: •165 homes (C3 Use 4 39 61 41 13 7 165 49% 19% 32%
(1-27 Wolverton Class)
and 28-59
Wolverton)
10: •112 homes (C3 Use 4 42 46 16 3 1 112 81% 19% 0%
(Youth Club Class)
Amersham and •2,500 health facilities
300-313 (D1 Use Class)
Missenden) •500 community space
(D1 Use Class)
9Proposal Development Proposed uses (all Sizes of homes (all figures are approximate) Types of homes (all figures Anticipated
site number and block figures are are approximate) phasing
address approximate)
Studio 1 bed 2 bed 3 bed 4 bed 5 bed Total Flats Maisonettes Houses
AAAP P2 645 homes (C3 Use 18 172 253 139 43 20 645 55% 24% 21% Phase 2
Class) (2013-
2018)
Indicative development block sub-totals
4a 212 homes (C3 Use 7 68 92 34 9 2 212 67% 33% 0%
(391-471 Class)
Wendover; 1-30
Foxcote; 140
Albany Road; 24-
36 Ravenstone and
67-81 Ravenstone)
4b 206 homes (C3 Use 4 38 69 61 21 13 206 38% 13% 49%
(241-390 Class)
Wendover; 1-30
Winslow; 1-25
Padbury; 1-23
Ravenstone and
37-66 Ravenstone)
5 227 homes (C3 Use 7 66 92 44 13 5 227 60% 27% 13%
(37-62 Wendover; Class)
117-156
Wendover; 201-
240 Wendover;
126-151 Wolverton;
152-175 Wolverton
and 176-192
Wolverton)
10Proposal Development Proposed uses (all Sizes of homes (all figures are approximate) Types of homes (all figures Anticipated
site number and block figures are are approximate) phasing
address approximate)
Studio 1 bed 2 bed 3 bed 4 bed 5 bed Total Flats Maisonettes Houses
AAAP P3 449 homes (C3 Use 8 82 160 129 44 26 449 38% 19% 43% Phase 3
Class) (2017-
300sqm retail/café 2020)
space (A Use
Class)
2,500sqm
employment space
(B1a Use Class)
(Unspecified
location)
400sqm pre-school
facilities (D1 Use
Class)
Indicative development block sub-totals
6 168 homes (C3 Use 3 33 58 48 16 10 168 41% 13% 46%
(1-36 Wendover; Class)
73-116 Wendover;
157-200
Wendover; 60-84
Wolverton; 1-14
Brockley House;
105-125 Wolverton
and 85-104
Wolverton)
8 62 homes (C3 Use 2 16 25 13 4 2 62 53% 29% 18%
(218 A-F East Class)
Street)
11Proposal Development Proposed uses (all Sizes of homes (all figures are approximate) Types of homes (all figures Anticipated
site number and block figures are are approximate) phasing
address approximate)
Studio 1 bed 2 bed 3 bed 4 bed 5 bed Total Flats Maisonettes Houses
9 219 homes (C3 Use 3 33 77 68 24 14 219 31% 21% 48%
(1-215 Taplow; 184 Class)
A-F East Street; 1- 300sqm retail/café
20 Northchurch; space (A Use Class)
21-40 Northchurch; 2,500sqm employment
41-56 Northchurch; space (B1a Use Class)
Aylesbury Day
Nursery; 57-76
Northchurch; Tykes
Corner and
Aylesbury Access
Centre)
AAAP P4 1,692 homes (C3 43 416 627 408 130 68 1,692 52% 18% 13% Phase 4
Use Class) (2020-
400sqm retail/café 2027)
space (A Use
Class)
1,000sqm energy
centre (Unspecified
location)
300sqm pre-school
facilities (D1 Use
Class)
Indicative development block sub-totals
2a (1-35 Gayhurst; 196 homes (C3 Use 6 54 75 42 13 6 196 57% 21% 22%
62-79 Gayhurst; Class)
145-162 Gayhurst;
and 80-120
Gayhurst)
12Proposal Development Proposed uses (all Sizes of homes (all figures are approximate) Types of homes (all figures Anticipated
site number and block figures are are approximate) phasing
address approximate)
Studio 1 bed 2 bed 3 bed 4 bed 5 bed Total Flats Maisonettes Houses
2b (36-61 312 homes (C3 Use 10 102 124 56 14 6 312 67% 20% 13%
Gayhurst; 1-20 Class)
Hambledon; 1-18
Gaitskell House;
121-144 Gayhurst;
1-24 Calverton;
and 19-31
Gaitskell)
3a (32-61 Latimer; 298 homes (C3 Use 9 88 115 61 17 8 298 61% 20% 20%
114-141 Latimer; 7- Class)
35 Emberton; and
198-202A Albany
Road)
3b (1-31 Latimer; 321 homes (C3 Use 9 86 122 71 22 11 321 55% 20% 25%
86-113 Latimer; 1-6 Class)
Emberton; 1-31
Danesfield; 25-31
Calverton; 32-42
Gaitskell House;
43-66 Gaitskell
House; and 62-85
Latimer)
11 (Amersham 174 homes (C3 Use 4 40 62 45 15 8 174 47% 16% 37%
Community Centre; Class)
284-299 400sqm retail/café
Missenden; 77-105 space (A Use Class)
Michael Faraday 1000sqm energy centre
House; and 57-76
Michael Faraday
House)
13Proposal Development Proposed uses (all Sizes of homes (all figures are approximate) Types of homes (all figures Anticipated
site number and block figures are are approximate) phasing
address approximate)
Studio 1 bed 2 bed 3 bed 4 bed 5 bed Total Flats Maisonettes Houses
12 (59-75 172 homes (C3 Use 2 19 56 60 22 13 172 23% 15% 62%
Missenden; 256- Class)
283 Missenden;
166-255
Missenden; 1-36
Michael Faraday
House; 37-56
Michael Faraday
House)
13 (1-30 Soane 101 homes (C3 Use 1 4 28 41 16 10 100 9% 6% 85%
House; 31-35 Class)
Soane House; 1-12
Lees House; 77-
105 Darvell House;
51-67 odd Inville
Road; 1-8
Chadwell House;
and 47/47a Villa
Street)
14 (44-58 119 homes (C3 Use 2 23 45 32 11 6 119 40% 26% 34%
Missenden; 76-165 Class)
Missenden; and 1-
43 Missenden)
141.3 Peckham and Nunhead Area Action Plan (AAP) proposals sites
These sites are also shown on the Adopted Policies Map 2015.
PNAAP 1: Aylesham Centre
Required land uses Retail use (Classes A1/ A2/ A3/ A4), residential use (Class C3), public space/public realm.
Other land uses that would be Student accommodation (Class sui generis) subject to Core Strategy strategic policy 8, business use (Class B1),
accepted leisure/community use (Class D), hotel (Class C1).
Indicative capacity Residential (Class C3): 400 units
Non-residential use: 8,500 sqm
Retail (Classes A1/A2/A3/A4): 8,350 sqm Business (Class B1): 150 sqm
Assuming 90% of non-residential is retail use and 10% of the non- residential use is business use.
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
This majority of this site is owned by Tiger Developments.
Site specific guidance Opportunities to increase and diversify the retail offer should be maximised.
There is potential for a taller landmark building of up to 20 storeys, alongside a significant increase of meaningful
public space and improved public realm.
Opportunities to create new public space through redevelopment or refurbishment of the shopping centre should be
maximised.
Redevelopment or refurbishment of the site should introduce more active frontages throughout the site, particularly
along Rye Lane,
taking into consideration Rye Lane Peckham conservation area.
Opportunities to improve the pedestrian and cycle access to the bus station and Queens Road should be maximised.
15PNAAP 2: Print Village Industrial Estate, Chadwick Road
Required land uses Business (Class B).
Other land uses that would be Residential (Class C3).
accepted
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
There are currently no plans for redevelopment of this site.
Site specific guidance Redevelopment of this site must not result in the net loss of business space (Class B).
PNAAP 3: Land between the railway arches (East of Rye Lane including railway arches)
Required land uses Retail (Classes A1/ A2/ A3/ A4), business use (Class B).
Other land uses that would be Leisure/community use (Class D).
accepted
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
This site is owned by Network Rail.
Site specific guidance Opportunities for increasing north to south, and east to west pedestrian and cycle linkages should be maximised.
PNAAP 4: Copeland Industrial Park and 1-27 Bournemouth Road
Required land uses Cultural/Leisure/community uses (Class D), Retail use (Classes A1/ A2/ A3/ A4), Business use (Class B1), Residential Use
(Class C3), public space/public realm.
Other land uses that would be Student accommodation (sui generis) subject to Core Strategy Strategic Policy 8.
accepted
16Indicative capacity Residential (Class C3): 270 units
Non-residential use: 6,000 sqm
Retail (Classes A1/ A2/A3/A4): 1,800 sqm Business (Class B1): 3,000 sqm
Cultural/leisure/community use: 1,200 (Class D):
Assuming 30% of non-residential is retail use, 50% is business use and 20% is cultural/leisure/community uses.
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
The majority of the site is owned by CIP Limited, with a small part of the site (the offices on Bournemouth Road)
owned by Southwark Council.
Site specific guidance The Bussey building should be retained as part of the redevelopment of this site. The building is identified on our local
list. The continued use of the Bussey building by creative and artistic enterprises will be supported and encouraged.
Opportunities to improve and extend links west to Rye Lane and north-south through the railway arches should be
explored.
Opportunities to create improved public realm and a possible public square/ space within the site should be maximised.
There is the potential for a taller landmark building of up to 15 storeys alongside a significant increase of meaningful
public space and improved public realm.
A cinema could be located on this site.
PNAAP 5: Site of the former Wooddene Estate
Required land uses Residential (Class C3), retail use (Classes A1/ A2/ A3/ A4).
Other land uses that would be Leisure/community use (Class D), student accommodation (Class sui generis) subject to Core Strategy strategic policy 8,
accepted business use (Class B).
17Indicative capacity Residential (Class C3): 360 units.
Non-residential use: 500 sqm retail (Classes A1/ A2/ A3/ A4). Assuming 100% of the non-residential use is retail use.
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
Southwark Council currently own this site and have signed a contract with Notting Hill Housing Group to develop and
dispose of the site.
Site specific guidance There should be active frontages along the majority of the Queens Road frontage.
There is the potential for a taller building of up to 15 storeys alongside a significant increase of meaningful public space
and improved public realm.
The mature trees along Queens Road should be maintained.
There is the potential for an energy centre to be provided on this site.
PNAAP 6: Peckham Rye Station
Required land uses Business use (Class B1), retail use (Classes A1/ A2/ A3/ A4), public square.
Other land uses that would be Community/cultural/leisure use (Class D), residential (Class C3).
accepted
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
We are working with Network Rail, Southern Railways and the Greater London Authority to deliver this important
project.
18Site specific guidance Development at Peckham Rye Station should include the creation of a public square in the forecourt of the station.
Development should conserve or enhance the historic character of the listed station building and the surrounding
conservation areas and listed and locally listed buildings.
Development of this site should consider the opportunity to develop a market at the rear of the station building.
Those units within the railway arches on the part of the site known as Blenheim Court, as defined in Figure 30,
presently or last subject to a Class B1 business use shall be retained and made available for the continuation of such
use. The use of all premises within Blenheim Court by creative and artistic enterprises will be supported and
encouraged.
PNAAP 7: Copeland Road car park
Required land uses Residential use (Class C3), Retail use (Classes A1/ A2/ A3/ A4).
Other land uses that would be Student accommodation (sui generis) subject to Core Strategy strategic Policy 8, Business use (Class B1).
accepted
Indicative capacity Residential (Class C3): 75 units.
Non-residential use: 300sqm
Retail (Classes A1/A2/A3/A4): 150 sqm Business (Class B1): 150 sqm
Assuming 50% of non-residential is retail use and 50% of the non- residential use is business use.
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
The majority of the site is owned by Southwark Council. The car wash to the south of the site is privately owned.
19Site specific guidance Development should retain through access to the rear of the Rye Lane properties.
There is the potential for a taller building of up to eight storeys on this site. Development should maximise street level
active use on Corner of Rye Lane
and Copeland Road and improvements to the street frontage.
PNAAP 8: Cator Street/Commercial Way
Required land uses Residential use (Class C3) and/or community/leisure/cultural uses (Class D).
Other land uses that would be Retail use (Classes A1/ A2/ A3/ A4) Business use (Class B1).
accepted
Indicative capacity Residential (Class C3): 180 units.
Non-residential use: 280sqm
Retail (Classes A1/ A2/ A3/A4): 140 sqm Business (Class B1): 140 sqm
Assuming 50% of non-residential is retail use and 50% of the non- residential use is business use.
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
The site is owned by Southwark Council
Site specific guidance Development should maximise the opportunity for some small scale shops along Commercial Way.
20PNAAP 9: Land at south of Sumner Road (Flaxyards site)
Required land uses Possible terminus for the Cross River Tram or an alternative high quality public transport service.
Other land uses that would be If the Cross River Tram or an alternative does not get developed or does not require the entire site for a public
accepted transport terminus, this site, or part of the site, could be developed for mixed-use to include residential (Class C3) ,
(Classes A1/A2/A3/A4) and business (Class B1).
Indicative capacity Residential (Class C3): 95 units.
Non-residential use: 420sqm
Retail (Classes A1/ A2/ A3/A4): 280sqm Business (Class B1): 120sqm
Assuming 70% of non-residential is retail use and 30% of the non- residential use is business use.
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
Southwark Council owns this site.
PNAAP 10: Eagle Wharf
Required land uses Leisure/community use (Class D), residential use (Class C3).
Other land uses that would be Business use (Class B1).
accepted Retail use (Classes A1/ A2/ A3/ A4).
Indicative capacity Residential (Class C3): 25 units.
Non-residential use: 3,000 sqm
Retail (Classes A1/ A2/A3/ A4): 900 sqm
Leisure, cultural/community use (Class D) : 2,100 sqm
Assuming 30% of non-residential is retail use and 70% of the non- residential use is leisure/cultural/community use.
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
21The site is owned by Southwark Council.
Site specific guidance Possibly a new cinema if relocated from current location. Permeable design to allow movement from
Peckham Hill Street.
Building heights not to exceed 4 storeys. Views from library to the north should be considered.
There should be active frontages along Surrey Canal Walk and Peckham Hill Street.
PNAAP 11: Nunhead housing site (Previously Nunhead community centre site)
Required land uses Residential use (Class C3).
Other land uses that would be None.
accepted
Indicative residential capacity 15 units (Class C3)
(Class C3)
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
This site is owned by Southwark Council.
Site specific guidance Development should reach a maximum of 3 storeys high.
Vehicle access should be provided at the rear of the site from Basswood Close. There should be continuation of
staggered building frontages to Nunhead
Lane to reinstate streetscape.
22PNAAP 12: Nunhead community centre and housing (Formerly Nunhead Early Years Centre)
Required land uses Community use (Class D), residential use (Class C3).
Other land uses that would be None.
accepted
Indicative capacity 18 units (Class C3)
Around 280sqm community use (Class D).
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
The site is owned by Southwark Council and completion is expected in 2015.
Site specific guidance A community centre should be provided on this site.
Residential units should reach a maximum of 4 storeys, stepped up from 2 at the western boundary of site to the
corner of Nunhead Lane and Nunhead Green
Proposals should retain the willow tree and root protection zone (RPZ) as identified on figure 36.
Provision should be provided for vehicular access to residential and community facilities from Scylla Road.
The frontage must relate to Nunhead Green and consider views from the Green to the development
23PNAAP 13: Sumner Road workshops
Required land uses Residential use (Class C3)
Other land uses that would be Retail (Class A1), business (Class B1), community use (Class D)
accepted
Indicative capacity Residential (Class C3): 160 units
Non-residential use: 370sqm retail (Classes A1/ A2/ A3/A4). Assuming 100% of non-residential is retail use.
Phasing and 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
implementation This site is owned by Southwark Council.
PNAAP 14: Bellenden Road retail park (including Lidl)
Required land uses Retail use (A Class).
Other land uses that would be Community use (D Class), business use (B Class), residential (C3 Class).
accepted
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
This site is owned by Lidl.
PNAAP 15: Woods Road
Required land uses Residential use (Class C3).
Other land uses that would be None.
accepted
Indicative capacity Residential (Class C3): 115 units
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
The site is part owned by Southwark Council and part owned by MR Scaffolding Limited.
24Site specific guidance Proposals for this site should look to improve adjacent Cossall Park.
PNAAP 16: Sumner House
Required land uses Residential use (Class C3).
Other land uses that would be Community use (Class D).
accepted
Indicative capacity Residential (Class C3): 45 units
Non-residential use: 350 sqm community use (Class D)
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
This site is owned by Southwark Council.
Site specific guidance The existing Victorian building should be retained.
PNAAP 17: Land to west of Lister health centre, 97 Peckham Road
Required land uses Residential (Class C3) or community use (Class D).
Other land uses that would be Business use (B1), retail use (Classes A1/ A2/ A3/ A4).
accepted
Indicative capacity Residential (Class C3): 15 units
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
The site is privately owned.
Site specific guidance Development should provide an active frontage to Peckham Road.
25PNAAP 18: Peckham Lodge
Required land uses Hotel use (Class C1).
Other land uses that would be Residential (Class C3).
accepted
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
The site is owned by Laurens Investment Ltd.
A planning application has been approved for 14 additional bedrooms (11-AP- 3781).
PNAAP 19: Former Kennedy Sausage Factory and former Peckham Fire Station, 82-86 Peckham Road and 3 Talfourd Road
Required land uses Residential use ( Class C3) or retail (Classes A1/ A2/ A3/ A4) or business uses (B Class) or community/leisure (Class D).
Other land uses that would be None.
accepted
Indicative capacity Residential use (Class C3): 45 units.
Non-residential use: 200 sqm
Retail (Classes A1, A2, A3, A4): 100 sqm Business (Blass B1): 100 sqm
Assuming 50% of non-residential is retail use and 50% is business use.
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
This site is privately owned.
A planning application has been approved for 44 residential units, 202 sqm of A1, A2 or B1 (retail, financial or
professional services and offices) and a central amenity area. (10-AP-0087).
26Site specific guidance Development should retain the grade II listed Peckham Fire Station building.
Development should seek to enhance and preserve the adjacent Sceaux Gardens conservation area.
PNAAP 20: 190 Rye Lane
Required land uses Retail use (Classes A1/ A2/ A3/ A4).
Other land uses that would be Business use (Class B1), residential (Class C3).
accepted
Indicative capacity Residential (Class C3): 10 units
Non-residential use: 385 sqm retail (Classes A1, A2, A3, A4), Assuming 100% of non-residential is retail use.
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
The site is privately owned.
Site specific guidance Re-establish retail frontage along Rye Lane.
Development should look to re-establish retail frontage along Rye Lane.
PNAAP 21: 180 Rye Lane
Required land uses Retail use (Classes A1/ A2/ A3/ A4), Residential use (Class C3).
Other land uses that would be None.
accepted
27Indicative capacity Residential (Class C3): 8 units.
Non-residential use: 340 sqm retail (Classes A1, A2, A3, A4), Assuming 100% of non-residential is retail use.
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
This site is privately owned. This site has a planning application for 8 residential units above 340sqm of retail use at
ground level (09-AP-2880)
Site specific guidance Retain retail shopfronts.
PNAAP 22: ASDA supermarket
R e q u i r e d land uses Retail (Use Classes A1/A2/A3/A4).
Other land uses that would be Residential (Use Class C3) and business (Use Class B1).
accepted
Indicative capacity Residential (Class C3): 15 units
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
The site is privately owned.
PNAAP 23: 269-273 Rye Lane
Required land uses Residential use (C3), retail uses at ground floor (Classes A1/ A2/ A3/ A4).
Other land uses that would be Community (D Class) or business use (B Class).
accepted
Indicative capacity Residential (Class C3): 8 units
Non-residential use: 340 sqm retail (Classes A1/A2/ A3/4). Assuming 100% of non-residential is retail use.
28Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
The site is privately owned.
PNAAP 24: Peckham Rye Baptist Church
Required land uses Community use (D class) or Residential use (C3 Class).
Other land uses that would be Business use (B Class).
accepted
Indicative capacity Residential use (Class C3): 23 units
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
The site is privately owned.
PNAAP 25: Former Peckham Library
Required land uses Community use (Class D) or business use (Class B1) or retail use (Classes A1/ A2/ A3/ A4) or Residential use (Class C3).
Other land uses that would be None.
accepted
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
The site is owned by Southwark Council.
PNAAP 26: Former Acorn/Peckham neighbourhood office, 95A Meeting House Lane
Required land uses Community use (Class D) or residential use (Class C3).
Other land uses that would be None.
accepted
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
29The site is owned by Southwark Council.
There is an planning approval for a community centre (Class D1) (10/AP/3781)
PNAAP 27: Former Carlton Service Station 83-89 Queens Road
Required land uses Residential (Class C3), retail (Classes A1/A2/A3/A4).
Other land uses that would be None.
accepted
Indicative capacity Residential (Class C3): 7 units
Non-residential use: 400 sqm retail (Classes A1/ A2/A3/ A4) Assuming 100% of non-residential is retail use.
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
The site is privately owned.
Site specific guidance Development should maintain the building frontage along Queens Road and create a strong corner to Carlton Grove.
PNAAP 28: Land adjacent to Queens Road station
Required land uses New entrance to the station and a new station forecourt/public square.
Other land uses that would be Retail (Class A1/A2/A3/A4) and business (Class B).
accepted
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
This site is partly owned by Southwark Council and partly owned by Network Rail.
A planning application has been approved (12/AP/1694) to create a new public square.
30PNAAP 29: Garages adjacent to Clayton Arms pub, Clifton Estate, Clayton Road
Required land uses Residential use (C3).
Other land uses that would be Student accommodation (sui generis) subject to Core Strategy strategic policy 8.
accepted Retain as garages (sui generis).
Indicative residential capacity Residential (Class C3): 16 units
(Class C3)
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
This site is owned by Southwark Council.
PNAAP 30: 151-161 Gordon Road
Required land uses Residential use (Class C3).
Other land uses that would be None.
accepted
Indicative residential capacity Residential (Class C3): 7 units
(Class C3)
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
Part of the site is owned by Southwark Council and part of the site is owned by Wandle Housing.
Site specific guidance Development should maintain continuous building frontage along Gordon Road and consistent building heights.
Development should maintain vehicular access to rear.
31PNAAP 31: 117-119 and 122-148 Ivydale Road
Required land uses Residential use (Class C3) .
Other land uses that would be None.
accepted
Indicative capacity 5 units (Class C3) at 117-119 Ivydale Road 14 units (Class C3) at 122-148 Ivydale
Road
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
Site is owned by Southwark Council. Planning applications have been approved for 14 units at 122-148 Ivydale Road
(11-AP-2851) and for 5 units at 117-119 Ivydale Road (12-AP-1921)
PNAAP 32: Bredinghurst School
Required land uses Residential use (C3).
Other land uses that would be None.
accepted
Indicative capacity Residential (Class C3): 40 units
Phasing and implementation 2011-15 2016-20 2021-26
This site is owned by Southwark Council.
Site specific guidance Bredinghurst House and the other main buildings identified on our local list should be retained and redeveloped.
321.4 Canada Water Area Action Plan (AAP) proposals sites
These sites are also shown on the Adopted Policies Map 2015.
CWAAP 1: St Pauls Sports Ground
Required land uses Open space.
Other acceptable land uses Community use (Class D).
Estimated capacity
(approximate)
Phasing and implementation
2011-15
2016-20
2021-26
Southwark’s cabinet has agreed that the sports ground should fully renovated with provision of a new 3g astro-turf pitch.
Site specific guidance
CWAAP 2: Land adjacent to Surrey Docks Stadium
Required land uses Sports facilities and car parking ancillary to the use of the adjacent playing field.
Other acceptable land uses Residential use (Class C3); retail use (Class A1).
Estimated capacity 80 residential homes; up to 500sqm of retail use.
(approximate)
33Phasing and implementation
2011-15
2016-20
2021-26
A planning application has been approved proposing a residential-led scheme and creation of a new park on the adjacent
MOL.
Site specific guidance Use of the site should not compromise the future viability and use of the adjacent playing field which is MOL.
CWAAP 3: Downtown
Required land uses Residential use (Class C3); Community use (Class D) (Health facilities and flexible community space)
Other acceptable land uses
Estimated capacity 212 residential homes; 1,500sqm health centre and flexible community space
(approximate)
Phasing and implementation
2011-15
2016-20
2021-26
A residential-led mixed use development is under construction.
Site specific guidance
34CWAAP 4: Albion Primary School
Required land uses Education use (Class D1).
Other acceptable land uses Community use (Class D); residential use (Class C3).
Estimated capacity The amount of homes would depend on the amount of non-residential floorspace provided on the site.
(approximate)
Phasing and implementation
2011-15
2016-20
2021-26
Southwark has agreed to enlarge the school to two forms of entry by 2015.
Site specific guidance
CWAAP 5: Decathlon site, Surrey Quays Shopping Centre and overflow car park
Required land uses Around 34,000sqm of retail uses (Classes A1, A2, A3, A4); leisure uses (Class D2); residential use (Class C3); community
use (Class D); public open space; town centre car parking.
Other acceptable land uses Student accommodation (sui generis use); business use (Class b1); hotel use (Class C1).
Estimated capacity The capacity of the site will be assessed through the planning application process. The number of new homes would be
(approximate) dependant on the amount of non-residential floorspace which is provided.
Phasing and implementation
2011-15
2016-20
2021-26
35Sellar Property group and Notting Hill Housing are implementing a mixed use scheme on the Decathon site and Site E (in
CWAAP17), comprising 1,030 residential homes, and 20,150sqm of commercial space, including a replacement Decathlon
store.
Planning permission was granted in 2012 for 10,564 of retail space on the Surrey Quays Shopping Centre. However more
recently, British Land have commenced public consultation on a revedelopment of both the Surrey Quays Shopping Centre
and Harmsworth Quays and anticipate submitting a new planning application in 2016.
CWAAP 6: 24-28 Quebec Way
Required land uses Residential use (Class 3C); a minimum of 500sqm of business use (Class B1) and/or community use (Class D) such as a
health or education use.
Other acceptable land uses Hotel use (Class C1).
Estimated capacity 50 homes; 500 sqm of business use or community use.
(approximate)
Phasing and implementation
2011-15
2016-20
2021-26
Although no planning applications have been received for the site, it would be available for development, subject to
satisfactorily relocating existing occupiers.
36CWAAP 7: Quebec Industrial Estate
Required land uses Residential use (Class C3); a minimum of 1,000sqm of business use (Class B1) and or community use (Class D1/D2)
(providing that community space has an identified user)
Other acceptable land uses Hotel use (Class C1); up to 500sqm retail uses (Class A1, A2, A3, A4).
Estimated capacity 366 residential homes; 535sqm retail uses; 469sqm children’s day nursery; 476sqm gym; 122sqm community space.
(approximate)
Phasing and implementation
2011-15
2016-20
2021-26
Planning permission has been granted for a mixed use scheme on the site.
CWAAP 8: Rotherhithe Police Station
Required land uses Sui generis (police station).
Other acceptable land uses Residential use (Class C3), retail uses (Classes A1/ A3); business use (Class B1), community use (Class D1).
Estimated capacity The amount of homes would depend on the amount of non-residential floorspace provided on the site.
(approximate)
Phasing and implementation
2011-15
2016-20
2021-26
Subject to providing replacement police facilities elsewhere in the AAP area.
Site specific guidance Police facilities should be retained on this unless appropriate replacement facilities can be provided elsewhere in the AAP
area.
37CWAAP 9: 23 Rotherhithe Old Road
Required land uses Residential use (Class C3).
Other acceptable land uses
Estimated capacity 14 residential homes
(approximate)
Phasing and implementation
2011-15
2016-20
2021-26
Site specific guidance The site is owned by an RSL which has planning permission for a residential development.
CWAAP 10: 41-55 Rotherhithe Old Road
Required land uses Residential use (Class C3).
Other acceptable land uses
Estimated capacity 15 residential homes
(approximate)
Phasing and implementation
2011-15
2016-20
2021-26
Site specific guidance The site has planning permission for a residential development.
38CWAAP 11: 247-251 Lower Road
Required land uses Residential use (Class C3); retail uses (Class A1/A2/A3) or Community use (Class D1); safeguarded land for road widening.
Other acceptable land uses
Estimated capacity 15 residential homes; 300sqm of non-residential use.
(approximate)
Phasing and implementation
2011-15
2016-20
2021-26
The site is vacant and has planning permission for a mixed use development. Southwark will seek to purchase a strip of land
on the northern return frontage to widen Plough Way.
Site specific guidance A strip of land 3.5m in width should be safeguarded for road widening.
CWAAP 12: Tavern Quay (East and West)
Required land uses Residential use (Class C3); business use (Class B1).
Other acceptable land uses Retail use (Classes A1/A3).
Estimated capacity 112 residential homes; 1300sqm business use; 100sqm of retail use.
(approximate)
Phasing and implementation
2011-15
2016-20
2021-26
39These two adjacent sites are in single (private) ownership.
Planning permission has been granted for mixed use developments. Development on the west site has been implemented
and partially constructed
Site specific guidance The residential capacity is based on the planning approvals for both the east and west sides of the site. Any joint application
for the site which results in additional homes should also provide additional non-residential space.
CWAAP 13: Surrey Docks Farm
Required land uses Community use (Class D); retail use (Class A1/A3); open space and uses allowed within BOL designation.
Other acceptable land uses Ancillary residential use (caretakers flat); business use (Class B)
Estimated capacity The amount of space to be provided should be determined through a planning when impact on BOL can be adequately
(approximate) assessed.
Phasing and implementation
2011-15
2016-20
2021-26
Surrey Docks Farm are preparing a planning application for the site and raising funds to implement development.
Site specific guidance Use of the site should not compromise its designation as Borough Open Land. The Thames Path should be permanently
reinstated if the site is redeveloped.
CWAAP 14: Docklands Settlement
Required land uses Community use (Class D); public open space; residential use (Class C3); retail uses (Classes A1/A3).
Other acceptable land uses Business use (Class B1).
Estimated capacity 28 residential homes; 300sqm of retail use; community use.
(approximate)
40Phasing and implementation
2011-15
2016-20
2021-26
A mixed use scheme is under construction
Site specific guidance Development of this site is subject to appropriate replacement community facilities being reprovided on site.
CWAAP 15: Odessa Street Youth Club
Required land uses Residential use (Class C3); retail use (Class A1/A3).
Other acceptable land uses Community use (Class D1).
Estimated capacity 25 residential homes; 300sqm of retail use
(approximate)
Phasing and implementation
2011-15
2016-20
2021-26
The site is in council ownership. Docklands Settlement are preparing a scheme to re-house the youth club on that site.
Site specific guidance Development of this site is subject to appropriate replacement youth facilities being secured elsewhere to meet local needs.
CWAAP 16: St George’s Wharf
Required land uses Boatyard uses associated with marina including the construction, repair and storage of boats, yacht chandlery, and toilet and
shower facilities; retail uses (Classes A1 and A3).
Other acceptable land uses Hotel (Class C1); residential use (Class C3).
41Estimated capacity The amount of homes or hotel space provided would depend on the amount of non-residential floorspace maintained and
(approximate) provided on the site.
Phasing and implementation
2011-15
2016-20
2021-26
The site is in council ownership.
Site specific guidance Development should not compromise the operation of the boatyard.
CWAAP 17: Site E, Mulberry Business Park, Harmsworth Quays and Surrey Quays Leisure Park
Required land uses A mix of employment generating uses which could include business use (Class B1), retail use (Class A), hotel
use (Class C1), education, including high education (Class D1), leisure, health or other community uses (Class D).
Proposals should maximise the amount of employment which can be generated and the contribution to the
regeneration of the town centre resulting from:
The economic benefit of proposals, including their potential to increase the turnover of the town centre and attract
inward investment into other businesses.
Raising the public profile of Canada Water.
Diversifying the range of employment generating and town centre uses.
Increasing the number of visitors that would be attracted to the town centre at different times of day and its potential
appeal to a wide range of age and social groups.
Positive impact on health and well-being.
The potential to promote walking, cycling and sustainable modes of transport and minimise car parking and impact on
the highway network.
The creation of a town centre and urban environment providing a network of streets and open spaces.
Provision of employment generating uses which are compatible with sensitive uses, such as residential use.
In assessing the maximum amount of employment which can be generated and contribution to regeneration, we will
take into account:
Changing market demand for floorspace and expected future growth.
Financial viability.
Public open space.
42Other acceptable land uses Residential use (Class C3); student housing (sui generis use).
Estimated capacity The capacity of the site will be assessed through the planning application process. The number of new homes would be
(approximate) dependant on the amount of non-residential floorspace which is provided.
Phasing and implementation
2011-15
2016-20
2021-26
Site E: See information about Site E in CWAAP 5.
Mulberry Business Park: Planning permission granted in 2007 for 256 homes and 5,000sqm of business space has been
implemented. More recently, King’s College has gained planning consent for a mixed use scheme providing 770 student
bedspaces, 33 homes, office space, retail and community uses.
Harmsworth Quays: the site became available for development in 2014. British Land have commenced public consultation on
a revedelopment of both the Surrey Quays Shopping Centre and Harmsworth Quays and anticipate submitting a planning
application in 2016.
Surrey Quays Leisure Park: Planning permission was granted in 2010 for approximately 509 homes, 2,500 sqm of office
space, 2,695 sqm of retail space, 11,105 sqm of replacement leisure space and 4,250sqm of student housing. In 2015 British
Land acquired the site for redevelopment.
Development will be phased with the timing for implementation of individual phases likely to be driven by a number of factors
including the need to secure vacant possession, the ability to relocate of existing occupiers, the potential to tie into
development on adjacent sites, delivery of infrastructure and the ability of the market to absorb new space. The principles set
out in the AAP should be applied to any development schemes prepared for the sites within CWAAP 17. In accordance with
Policy 16, a masterplan will be required to accompany a planning application for the first phase of development on the
Harmsworth Quays printworks site to ensure that the site is developed comprehensively and in a manner which is consistent
with AAP policy.
43CWAAP18: Land on Roberts Close
Required land uses Residential use (Class 3C)
Other acceptable land uses Business use (Class B1); community use (Class D).
Estimated capacity 28 residential homes
(approximate)
Phasing and implementation 2011-15
2016-20
2021-26
The site is in the ownership of British Land and is available for development.
442 Schedule of Shopping Frontages
These frontages are also shown on the Adopted Policies Map 2015.
No. Property Address
SF1. 1-14 (con) Milroy Walk, Stamford Street
SF2. 50-62 (even) Hopton Street
SF3. 33-55 (odd) The Cut
SF4. 16-26 (even) Borough High Street
2-20 (even) Southwark Street
28-34 (even) Borough High Street
38-72 (even) Borough High Street
76-92 (even) Borough High Street
100-130 (even) Borough High Street
11-21 (odd) Borough High Street
27-111 (odd) Borough High Street
125, 127, 131 & 133-135 Borough High Street
141-149 (odd) Borough High Street
151-169 (odd) Borough High Street
SF5. 37-44 (con) Railway Approach, Borough High Street
SF6. 8-20 (con) Snowsfields
30-43 (con) Snowsfields
62-66 (even) Weston Street
SF7. 187-235 (odd) Waterloo Road
19-49 (con) Waterloo Road
SF8. 156-176 (even) Great Suffolk Street
101-109 (odd) Great Suffolk Street
45No. Property Address
SF9. 23-55 (odd\) Dockhead
SF10. 125-151 (odd) Jamaica Road
SF11. 150-254 (even) Jamaica Road
SF12. 22-52 (even) Albion Street
SF13. 18-40 Harper Road
SF14. 66-100 (even) Tower Bridge Road
73-113a (odd) Tower Bridge Road
46-64 (even) Tower Bridge Road
104-116 (even) Tower Bridge Road
25-71 (odd) Tower Bridge Road
SF15. 198-256 (even) Southwark Park Road
193-221 (odd) Southwark Park Road
1-14 (con) Market Place, Southwark Park Road
186-194a (even) Southwark Park Road
258-270 (even) Southwark Park Road
251a-289 (odd) Southwark Park Road
177-191 (odd) Southwark Park Road
SF16. Ground Floor, Surrey Quays Shopping Centre
SF17. 162-196 (even) Lower Road
126-160 (even) Lower Road
200-220 (even) Lower Road
187-215 (odd) Lower Road
229-243 (odd) Lower Road
1-15 (odd) Plough Way
46No. Property Address
SF18. 199-345 (odd) Walworth Road
204-326 (even) Walworth Road
347-375 (odd) Walworth Road
330-354 (even) Walworth Road
358-374 (even) Walworth Road
1-83 (odd) East Street
2-92 (even) East Street
SF19. 157-233 (odd) Old Kent Road
150-192 (even) Old Kent Road
303-311 (odd) East Street
342-356 (even) East Street
SF20. 1-17 (odd) Ilderton Road
SF21. 1-11 (odd) Maddock Way
2-14 (even) Maddock Way
SF22. 1-21 (odd) Peckham Park Road
4-24 (even) Peckham Park Road
SF23. 54-62 (even) New Church Road
47No. Property Address
SF24. 334-354 (even) Camberwell New Road
8-76 (even) Denmark Hill
1-23 (odd) Denmark Hill
(Units) 1-17 (con) Butterfly Walk
1-17 (con) Camberwell Green
19-25 (con) Camberwell Green
27 Camberwell Green and
3-23 (odd) Camberwell Church Street*
25-53 (odd) Camberwell Church Street
2-28 (even) Camberwell Church Street
30-58a (even) Camberwell Church Street
2-14 (even) Grove Lane
319-325 (odd) Camberwell New Road
25-43 (odd) Denmark Hill
2-8a (even) Coldharbour Lane
SF25. 31-41 (odd) Vestry Road
72-88 (even) Vestry Road
48No. Property Address
SF26. 43-125 (odd) Rye Lane
Units 1-10 (con) & Units 12-18 (con), Aylesham Centre, Rye Lane
1-5 (con) Central Buildings, Rye Lane
2-82 (even) Rye Lane
2-10 (even) Blenheim Grove
3, 4, 5, 10, 12 & 14 Station Way, Rye Lane
1-51 (odd) Peckham High Street
18-38 (even) Peckham High Street
59-77 (odd) Peckham High Street
85 -107 (odd) Peckham High Street
109 -147 (odd) Peckham High Street
46-66 (even) Peckham High Street
74-130 (even) Peckham High Street
127-149 (odd) Rye Lane
151-175 (odd) Rye Lane
177-221 (odd) Rye Lane
223-239 (odd) Rye Lane
249-265 (odd) Rye Lane
275-295 (odd) Rye Lane 84-114 (even) Rye Lane 116a-150 (even) Rye Lane 152-204 (even) Rye Lane 206-232 (even) Rye Lane 24-68
Peckham Rye
SF27. 145-193 (odd) Queens Road
SF28. 113-163 (odd) Bellenden Road
168-196 (even) Bellenden Road
SF29 2-22 (even) Gibbon Road
46-64 (even) Gibbon Road
SF30 2, 2a, 2b Kirkwood Road and
116-122 (even) Evelina Road*
113-133 (odd) Evelina Road
135-147 (odd) Evelina Road and
40-44 (even) Nunhead Green*
24-38 (even) Nunhead Green
49No. Property Address
SF31 21-53 (odd) Grove Vale
24-56 (even) Grove Vale
1-6 (con) Melbourne Grove
SF32. 34-60 (even) East Dulwich Road
SF33 6-20 (even) Crossthwaite Avenue
SF34 1-27 (odd) Lordship Lane
29-43 (odd) Lordship Lane
45-91 (odd) Lordship Lane
93-115 (odd) Lordship Lane
117-131 (odd) Lordship Lane
133-155 (odd) Lordship Lane
157-171 (odd) Lordship Lane
98-106 (even) Grove Vale
2-6 (even) Lordship Lane
8-24 (even) Lordship Lane
26-44 (even) Lordship Lane
46-66 (even) Lordship Lane
68-94 (even) Lordship Lane
98-106 (even) Lordship Lane
SF35 33-65 (odd) North Cross Road
SF36 1-12 (con) Barry Road, Barry Parade
SF37 63-77 (odd) Herne Hill
SF38 1-27a (odd) Half Moon Lane
2a-6 (even) Half Moon Lane
12-24 (even) Half Moon Lane
SF39 15-67 (odd) Norwood Road
50No. Property Address
SF40 25-49 (odd) Dulwich Village and
1a-1d (con) Calton Avenue
SF41 73-91 (odd) Dulwich Village
70-98 (even) Dulwich Village
SF42 351-379 (odd) Lordship Lane
383-401 (odd) Lordship Lane
338-366 (even) Lordship Lane
SF43 2-454 (even) Forest Hill Road
SF44 92-106 (even) Forest Hill Road
110-126 (even) Forest Hill Road
SF45 481-533 (odd) Lordship Lane
SF46 2-12 (even) Croxted Road
80-96 (even) Park Hall Road
SF47 30-41 (con) Seeley Drive
SF48 60-66 Nunhead Grove and 6-8 Nunhead Lane
513 Schedule of Conservation Areas
These conservation areas are also shown on the Adopted Policies Map 2015.
No. Conservation area name
CA1 Addington Square
CA2 Bermondsey Street
CA3 Borough High Street
CA4 Camberwell Grove
CA5 Camberwell New Road
CA6 Caroline Gardens
CA7 Dulwich Village
CA8 Glengall Road
CA9 Kennington Park Road
CA10 Sceaux Gardens
CA11 St Marys Rotherhithe
CA12 St Saviours Dock
CA13 Trinity Church Square
CA14 West Square
52No. Conservation area name
CA15 Holly Grove
CA16 Wilson Grove
CA17 Tower Bridge
CA18 Trafalgar Avenue
CA19 Cobourg Road
CA20 Camberwell Green
CA21 Liverpool Grove
CA22 Sutherland Square
CA23 Old Barge House Alley
CA24 Dulwich Wood
CA25 Pages Walk
CA26 Honor Oak Rise
CA27 Nunhead Cemetry
CA28 Thrale Street
CA29 Grosvenor Park
CA30 The Gardens
CA31 Tooley Street
53No. Conservation area name
CA32 Bear Gardens
CA33 Thorburn Square
CA34 Union Street
CA35 Stradella Road
CA36 St Georges Circus
CA37 The Pullens
CA38 Nunhead Green
CA39 Sunray Estate
CA40 King's Bench
CA41 Edward III's Rotherhithe
CA42 Rye Lane Peckham
CA43 Peckham Hill Street
CA44 Valentine Place
CA45 Larcom Street
CA46 Elliot's Row
CA47 Liberty of the Mint
CA48 Walworth Road
544 Schedule of Archaeological Priority Zones
These archaeological priority zones are also shown on the Adopted Policies Map 2015.
No. Property Address
9A Walworth Village Archaeological Priority Zone
4A Camberwell Green Archaeological Priority Zone
8A London to Lewis Road Archaeological Priority Zone
5A Peckham Village Archaeological Priority Zone
2A Bermondsey Lake Archaeological Priority Zone
1A Borough, Bermondsey and Rivers Archaeological Priority Zone
4A Kennington Road and Elephant and Castle Archaeological Priority Zone
3A Old Kent Road
6A Dulwich Village Archaeological Priority Zone
555 Schedule of Open Spaces
5.1 Metropolitan Open Land
These open spaces are also shown on the Adopted Policies Map 2015.
Site No. Name of Open space Open space Site of Importance for Detailed Typology Area of open space –
Designation Nature Conservation ha
OS 4 Potter’s Field Park MOL River Front Site 3.46
Surrey Docks Sports
OS 6 MOL Sports Ground 1.51
Ground (Pitch 1)
Surrey Docks Sports
OS 7 MOL Sports Ground 2.98
Ground (Pitches 2&3)
Borough Importance
OS 8 Lavender Pond MOL (Grade 1) and Local Ecological Site 0.98
Nature Reserve
OS 28 King’s Stairs Gardens MOL Local importance Local Park 0.88
OS 36 Stave Hill MOL Green/Common 0.69
Stave Hill Ecological
OS 37 MOL Ecological Site 2.17
Park
Russia Dock Borough Importance
OS 38 MOL Ecological Site 9.67
Woodlands (Grade 1)
Borough Importance
OS 53 Southwark Park MOL Major Park 26.87
(Grade 2)
Geraldine Mary
OS 56 MOL Local Importance Local Park 6.37
Harmsworth Park
Borough Importance
OS 91 Burgess Park MOL Major Park 46.25
(Grade 2)
Surrey Canal Walk
OS 98 MOL Green Link 4.48
56Site No. Name of Open space Open space Site of Importance for Detailed Typology Area of open space –
Designation Nature Conservation ha
Dog Kennel Hill Open
OS 119 Space and Adventure MOL Local Importance Green/Common 1.24
Playground
Peckham Rye Park and
Borough Importance
OS 124 Common and Piermont MOL Major Park 42.23
(Grade 1)
Green
Operational Open
OS 125 Nunhead Reservoir MOL 3.87
space
Metropolitan
OS 126 Nunhead Cemetery MOL Importance Cemetery 20.14
Local Nature Reserve
Ivydale Road Playing
OS 127 MOL Sports Ground 6.14
Field
OS 128 Greendale Playing Field MOL Sports Ground 2.06
Greendale Artificial
OS 129 MOL Sports Ground 0.99
Playing Pitch
Operational Open
OS 132 Water Works MOL 0.31
space
OS 133 Nunhead Allotments MOL Allotment/City Farm 3.45
James Allen’s Girls’ Borough Importance
OS 135 MOL Institutional Open space 4.64
School Playing Fields (Grade II)
OS 136 Charter School MOL Institutional open space 4.07
Harris Girls Academy
OS 137 MOL Institutional Open space 0.69
East Dulwich
James Allen’s Girls’
OS 139 MOL 1.03
School Sports Club
Alleyn’s School Playing
Borough Importance
OS 140 Field (North of Townley MOL Sports Ground 4.69
(Grade 2)
Road)
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