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Minnie_the_Minx
19-05-2006, 13:57
Heard a little rumour this may end up as flats with a Tesco underneath.

Anyone know anything about this?

Lang?

sonik
19-05-2006, 14:02
Sure it wasn't for flats on the old show room plot on the corner of New Park Road and Atkins road?
I walked past there last night and there is huge boards with pictures of flats with Tescos and Carphone Warehouse underneath!!!

Minnie_the_Minx
19-05-2006, 14:04
Sure it wasn't for flats on the old show room plot on the corner of New Park Road and Atkins road?
I walked past there last night and there is huge boards with pictures of flats with Tescos and Carphone Warehouse underneath!!!



No, I KNOW that one is going to be flats and Tesco, but the person who said about Brixton Hill is aware of the NPR one. Maybe whoever told him was actually telling him about New Park Road :confused:

rennie
19-05-2006, 14:04
I hate that tyre shop. it's ugly n horrible. put anything in its place!!! (altho Tesco is not a good idea!)

Minnie_the_Minx
19-05-2006, 14:08
I hate that tyre shop. it's ugly n horrible. put anything in its place!!! (altho Tesco is not a good idea!)



True, although if it is true, no doubt I'll stick my head round the corner occasionally (if only to see if such a thing as bread exists) :o

Methinks someone is getting it mixed up with NPR

sonik
19-05-2006, 14:10
No, I KNOW that one is going to be flats and Tesco, but the person who said about Brixton Hill is aware of the NPR one. Maybe whoever told him was actually telling him about New Park Road :confused:
Hmm maybe it's both places, but it'd be strange for them to put two Tesco Metros that close together right?

Although that's never stopped a fried chicken place opening next to another fried chicken place.
Two words - Market research :p

rennie
19-05-2006, 14:19
there's already a tesco metro on tulse hill and a big one on acre lane. surely the area can't take 4 tescos?!

Minnie_the_Minx
19-05-2006, 14:23
I've no idea how to use these planning application sites but I've just had my first go.

Found this (although it mentions petrol station rather than tyre place or whatever it's called)

Demolition of the existing petrol station and erection of a new part 5 and part 6 storey building containing 25 self contained units and 2 commercial units (Class A1/B1) at ground floor level including provision of 6 parking spaces plus cycle parking and associated alterations.

from here (which may or may not be the right place to look). I'm sure Lang can interpret the information better than me :o

http://planning.lambeth.gov.uk/publicaccess/dc/DcApplication/application_detailview.aspx?caseno=IW2S54BOJO000&searchtype=PROPERTY&module=

memespring
19-05-2006, 15:04
IMO Brixton needs a planning watchdog group like the one in waterloo http://www.wcdg.org.uk/ which lets people find out about and influence planning applications.

Otherwise people only find out about this kind of thing when the buldozers turn up (e.g. the Queen)

Minnie_the_Minx
19-05-2006, 15:18
IMO Brixton needs a planning watchdog group like the one in waterloo http://www.wcdg.org.uk/ which lets people find out about and influence planning applications.

Otherwise people only find out about this kind of thing when the buldozers turn up (e.g. the Queen)



We have Lang Rabbie ;) and a few other regulars with their ears to the ground

Brixton Hatter
20-05-2006, 10:35
there's already a tesco metro on tulse hill and a big one on acre lane. surely the area can't take 4 tescos?!it bet it could take 4 tesco's... that's the saddest thing. i reckon that soon all 'local shops' will be tesco metro, sainsbury's local or the like :(

it's kind of like the starbucks tactic - move in loads of stores close together in the same area, put all the little businesses out of business by undercutting them using economies of scale, then mop up all the excess trade afterwards :( :mad:

lang rabbie
20-05-2006, 11:19
I've no idea how to use these planning application sites but I've just had my first go.

Found this (although it mentions petrol station rather than tyre place or whatever it's called)

from here (which may or may not be the right place to look). http://planning.lambeth.gov.uk/publicaccess/dc/DcApplication/application_detailview.aspx?caseno=IW2S54BOJO000&searchtype=PROPERTY&module=

Go Minnie!

You have just as much ability as me to look things up on that site, and just as much right to complain to Lambeth Planning when they fill it with jargon rather than plain english - "units" rather than "flats" :mad:

It looks like that application was turned down by planning officers on 28 April - as it didn't get as far as planning committee, I assume it must have been contrary to some fairly major planning policy. :confused:

Don't know if the developers will appeal to the newfangled Department for Communities and Local Government, which has replaced John Prescott's ODPM empire.

If you search for properties by address, you can then use the "related info" tab to find all planning applications within a 10, 20, 50, 100 or 200 metre radius - useful if you want to keep an eye on everything in your neighbourhood.

There was another application last year that was also refused in November.

05/02861/FUL Demolition of the existing petrol station and erection of a new part 4, part 5, part 6 storey building containing 25 self contained units and 2 commercial units (Class A1/B1) at ground floor level including provision of 23 parking spaces and cycle parking.

BTW It looks as though the tyre centre has been operating without planning consent - an application (05/02347/FUL) for change of use from a petrol station to a tyre retailer and fitting centre submitted last July was only "validated" in February - presumably some key documents were missing. This was also turned down by the planners on 20 April.

ianw
20-05-2006, 15:10
I hate that tyre shop. it's ugly n horrible. put anything in its place!!! (altho Tesco is not a good idea!)


I agree with this!

Maybe a nice pizza restaurant...?
*hopeful smilie*

Goddessriki
21-05-2006, 09:11
Behind the tyre place/petrol station is the Evergreen Trust
Address: 126 Brixton Hill, London , SW2 1RS
Evergreen Trust sell a range of furniture and clothing to raise money for the people of Africa.
Its every good much cheaper than the second hand shops newr Brixton Water Lane

Minnie_the_Minx
22-05-2006, 10:18
Go Minnie!




:o I take it I looked in the right place then? :D

That was good fun.

Find me another property :D