Planning applications in East Dulwich

Mark · 2006-11-30T23:04:49+0000

Here's an online search for Southwark planning applications in East Dulwich: click here, click search by Location Address and type in SE22, it takes a while for the results to churn out. It makes interesting reading for what's happening in the area: A mini-cab office at 44 Lordship Lane, a dentists at 2 Lordship lane etc etc (I've better things to do than go through all of them). Can you find anything interesting? Perhaps someone's planning on building a Church of the FSM in your street?

By Mark
November 30, 2006 in General ED Issues / Gossip

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