Tuesday 23 June 2015
News & features published on 23 June 2015
'Cycle superhub' planned for Waterloo Station
Six years after it was first announced, a plan to create a 'cycle superhub' with secure parking at Waterloo Station has been revived.
David Lammy picks a fight with Southwark Council over skyscrapers
David Lammy - the Tottenham Labour MP who is seeking selection as his party's candidate for Mayor of London - has accused boroughs like Southwark of "rolling over" to developers.
Waterloo Bridge: Government recognises role of women builders
Heritage minister Tracey Crouch has updated the entry of Waterloo Bridge on the national heritage list to recognise the role women played in its construction during the Second World War.
Elephant & Castle and Thomas a Becket pubs listed as community assets
Two historic Southwark pubs have been listed as 'assets of community value' under the Localism Act following applications by the Walworth Society.
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Tuesday recap: London-SE1.co.uk/date/2015-06-23
Just published - 'Cycle superhub' planned for Waterloo Station goo.gl/fb/1928q3
@SouthwarkNotes That includes all the flats above - guess it might be more realistic to negotiate deal for pub element only.
@SouthwarkNotes £1.9m
@SouthwarkNotes @bridgewithout @WalworthSociety Yes, pretty much. But without ACV, even that limited safeguard doesn't apply.
MrTimDunn A Tuk-Tuk with a miniature city and an elephant on its roof on Southwark Street, SE1, just now. No idea why. pic.twitter.com/KCiCyTdY40
@SouthwarkNotes @bridgewithout @WalworthSociety yes. But without ACV it could go through automatically under permitted development rights
A stream is now flowing along the future #quietway cycle route in Webber Street pic.twitter.com/IlJ557P4VX
Burst water main Webber Street vine.co/v/e5Jl0TWvPtW
thisismikehall Inspired by c17th panorama art, my modern Panorama of London based on the view from the Shard etsy.me/17WC4VR pic.twitter.com/GOT8cJWpda
MrLukeHope Not sure this is meant to be happening on Webber st!! @se1 #leak #southwark #roadworks #flood pic.twitter.com/Qph9Bj7Shc
MPSCathedralSgt Anyone left their bag at cafe Nero on clink street? Lucky me and simon found it and not a thief. #se1 #cathedrals pic.twitter.com/gDyaL2Hfjl
Wanted: Line Dancing teacher
http://t.co/r2zx2OtPMG
Dangerous dog. 1910. From Southwark & Bermondsey Recorder. pic.twitter.com/bjHcshAxcm
LFB_Southwark A man was rescued by our firefighters from a flat fire on the Neckenger Estate. Sadly the property didn't have a working smoke alarm.
Old Kent Road robbery 1910 pic.twitter.com/4TOlc4PsAo
Just published - David Lammy picks a fight with Southwark Council over skyscrapers goo.gl/fb/cBJmzW
Just published - Waterloo Bridge: Government recognises role of women builders #builtbywomen goo.gl/fb/9jqNKY
@jyatak A new management will have no problem gaining licences.
@jyatak The licences were taken away because the council & police didn't have confidence in the people running the pubs.
@jyatak Yes but the fact of not having a licence is a minor point in the overall situation. It is not a barrier to the pub(s) reopening.
LFArchitecture Share your #WorkInProgress with us via #LFA2015, such as these @RPBWARCHITECTS sketches & renders of the #Shard pic.twitter.com/5R381KzHTg
@jyatak @WalworthSociety Responsible pub operators wouldn't have any problem gaining a licence for either premises.
Have you seen the #waterloo200 exhibition at WAC Gallery? http://t.co/SP0rGYVxIu
@noodlemaz If I was writing about the late Archbishop I would write Thomas Becket - but the pub on OKR has always had the 'a' in the name
Just published - Elephant & Castle and Thomas a Becket pubs listed as community assets #localism @WalworthSociety goo.gl/fb/D3Ev9a
Crossbones Festival today: http://t.co/JteMg6Vrvp
TfLTrafficNews Elephant & Castle roadworks - inbound traffic is slow on Old Kent Road, queues back to Commercial Way, through Bricklayers Arms.
Job vacancies posted on 23 June 2015
- Line Dancing Teacher at Longfield Tenants & Residents Association
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