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on your side your labour team lewisham central lewishan west stop the stink brockley crofton park evelyn councillors grove park councillors ladywell new cross councillors sydenham telegraph hill get involved contact us links steve bullock your labour team lewisham central lewishan west stop the stink brockley crofton park evelyn councillors grove park councillors ladywell new cross councillors sydenham telegraph hill get involved contact us links steve bullock home home / home lewisham labour group welcome to the website for the group of elected labour councillors in the london borough of lewisham. please take a look and feel free to get in touch if you you’d like any further information. contact us lewisham labour make housing top priority in local elections lewisham labour has pledged to build 500 new council homes and tackle rogue landlords and rip-off letting agents if steve bullock is re-elected as mayor or lewisham at the local elections on 22 may. steve, who is bidding for his fourth term, is standing alongside labour council candidates in all 18 lewisham wards promising to: tackle the cost of living crisis, freeze council tax for at least two years and lead the way on fair pay and fight fuel poverty; deliver a minimum of 2,000 new affordable homes, building 500 council homes directly, tackle rogue landlords and rip-off letting agents; support the creation of 3,000 new jobs over the next seven years to ensure that the benefits of regeneration in lewisham reach local people; help young people by increasing the number of apprenticeships to 1,000 by 2018 and ensure provision of quality vocational training; guarantee a primary school place at a good quality local school for every child and improve secondary school results by 10%. steve said: “housing is the biggest single issue across london and i’m determined to do something about it here in lewisham. that’s why i’m pledging to build 500 council homes and will support the development of 2,000 affordable homes by 2018.” “backing our young people remains one of my top priorities. i will work alongside our local schools to improve secondary results by 10% and will deliver 1,000 apprenticeships by 2018.” “the coalition government’s austerity policies have created a cost of living crisis for thousands of lewisham residents. that’s why i will continue to keep council tax as low as possible and i promise to freeze it for at least two years.” lewisham labour’s manifesto can be found on steve’s new campaign website, www.steve4lewisham.co.uk. boris lets deptford down at convoys wharf lewisham’s labour mayor steve bullock comments on boris johnson’s decision on the convoys wharf planning application: “i am disappointed that boris johnson did not see fit to make more significant alterations to the convoys wharf scheme to better address the real concerns of the local community. however, the mayor’s supportive comments about the heritage projects proposed for this historic site were more encouraging. i welcome the undertaking to jointly commission an independent feasibility study of the use of the olympia warehouse and wharf as locations to build the lenox and to achieve the meaningful incorporation of the sayes court garden project. lewisham council will now be working hard to secure the best possible legal agreement that ensures the enduring legacy this site deserves and harnesses the energy and enthusiasm built up for the lenox and sayes court projects.” steve spoke at yesterday’s hearing (31 march 2014) and set out the concerns of our community as follows:- the importance of this site must not be underestimated – it is the largest development site in lewisham occupying a prime riverside site of great historical significance. if we get this wrong now we will not have such an opportunity again in our lifetimes. we want to see this site developed but our concerns are not minor issues which we can resolve or fix at a later stage – we must get them right now. i will begin with the scale, massing and relationship of the proposals to the historic buildings and spaces the olympia warehouse is both a listed building and the only visible reminder within the site of its history. we feel that the scale and position of the proposed buildings around it dominate it and in fact detract from its setting; in particular they will limit views of the building from the river and of the river from the building. the heights of new buildings should be reduced and their siting changed to give it a generous and respectful setting, safeguarding views of the building, and allowing its connection with the river to be celebrated. sayes court has inspired two of important developments in the history of our relationship with the natural world. john evelyn lived here and was one of the first to examine questions of the environment and sustainability – centuries later the national trust came into being here. as our school children know this was also the site of henry viii’s dockyard – and shipbuilding continued on the site until the mid-19th century. there is now a unique opportunity to provide a real and visible link to that history through these projects. the current scheme does not however provide either the space needed to deliver them or a commitment to ensure that they create an enduring legacy. we believe that minor changes are needed to the development parameters to allow for the meaningful incorporation of the sayes court garden project. we welcome the undertaking to jointly commission an independent feasibility study of the use of the olympia warehouse and wharf as locations to build the lenox. we are, however, disappointed that the possibility of a permanent home for the lenox is not included. the risk remains that these community projects will be shut out and the energy and enthusiasm they have generated will be lost. i now refer to transport and access. new king street connects convoys wharf with deptford high street and its station and will be the main walking route for people living on, working at and visiting the site. a clear, direct and safe crossing of evelyn street that prioritises pedestrians is critical to creating a useable connection. we have serious doubts about tfl’s current assessment of the scheme in the absence of detailed traffic modelling and the current proposals fail to prioritise this important north-south route. we urge that finding a solution which includes a pedestrian phase at this junction be prioritised we have looked very carefully at what is proposed by way of community benefits and sustainability because this is a £1bn project with commensurate impacts on the local area. despite its history deptford today is one of the most deprived parts of both lewisham and london. if the new convoys wharf is to become genuinely part of deptford supporting social cohesion will be crucial and we look to the financial contributions through the s.106 agreement to make that possible. we believe that the current development is able to afford what are in any case modest increases in financial contributions of some £5m being proposed by the council to match the commitments made by the previous owners of the site in 2005. there is a great need in this area for affordable housing and the scheme should be making a greater contribution – a financial review mechanism is essential to secure additional units as the viability improves. we have the chance to develop a genuinely sustainable community at convoys wharf. a few simple changes now that will in no way undermine or detract from the overall vision for the site will go a long way to ensuring that this vision becomes a reality rather than something future generations will see as a missed opportunity. for that reason we urge you to take just a little more time to ensure that these issues can be addressed and resolved satisfactorily before giving your approval to the scheme. help us stop betting shops taking over our high streets labour’s cllr alan hall, who represents bel

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