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My suspicion is they will drop the 53 affordable family homes once they have planning and will apply instead to add another student block there. No one wants to bring their family up on hit site of student halls of residence. I would expect them to be completely unmarketable and would not be at all surprised if an amendment is put after this is granted planning permission tomorrow. -
Well done James, and Robin. A lasting legacy that makes the area look special many years later and will do so for many years to come. Unlike the ridiculous rotten street furniture and planters the current lot put in. I wish we still had sensible and forward thinking councillors like both of you.
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Maybe that just reflects the difficulties land ambulances now have to negotiate our streets. -
If they were anticipating foreign students then they may well not be registered to vote! But certainly high student populations can even impact Parliamentary elections, let alone local ones. Wouldn't they be voting in one of the (very) few Southwark wards which have returned non-Labour councilors in the past? Hey ho. Democracy is so last century anyway - as they're finding in the former bastion of the free world. And in our local 'consultation' processes.
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