No lap-dancing in Peckham

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   Name: Cllr Mark Glover on Jul 17, 2006

   Comments: This is not appropriate for a High Street venue near a large number of schools.

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   Name: Cllr Susan Elan Jones on Jul 17, 2006

   Comments: This plan is totally unsuitable for this area. It is very likely to attract a nasty criminal element and should be stopped.

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   Name: Ruth Kennedy on Jul 17, 2006

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   Name: Jayne Jackson-Brown on Jul 17, 2006

   Comments: What a travesty for Peckham and all its recent and future regeneration if this outrageous proposal were to be sanctioned. It makes a mockery of proposed plans for the area and would be a grotesque insult to the majority of decent local residents, not to mention the most unforgiveable drain on already overstretched resources.

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   Name: Nick Jackson-Brown on Jul 17, 2006

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   Name: Clare O'Dempsey on Jul 17, 2006

   Comments: I shop at the Farmers' Market at Peckham Square on a Sunday, but would be less likely to if I had to walk past this.

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   Name: Anonymous on Jul 17, 2006

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   Name: Anonymous on Jul 17, 2006

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   Name: Anonymous on Jul 17, 2006

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    Name: David Brooker on Jul 17, 2006

    Comments: This would do nothing to help make Peckham a safe place to be.

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    Name: Victoria Mcara on Jul 17, 2006

    Comments: Peckham does not need a venue such as this - it almost guarantees further trouble on the main street, and already Elm Grove is used a late night cut through by drunks and noisy/fighting late night revellers. Also I regularly take the night bus to the stop just down from this proposed venue - as a single woman I do not need the added issues of being mistaken as a lap dancer - I have already been propositioned for "business" on this stretch of road, and such men should be deterred, not encouraged by such a venue.

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    Name: Fr. Anthony Braddick-Southgate on Jul 17, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Jul 17, 2006

    Comments: as a local resident in bellenden i def would object to this proposal because of its effects in the local area and the type of people, activities and crime it will attract - as a woman i would feel threatened in my own local area and would not feel safe in the evenings on my own high street.

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    Name: Darren Wygers on Jul 17, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Jul 17, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Jul 17, 2006

    Comments: This is detrimental to the much required regeneration of Peckham town centre as a safe, crime free place to live. No more sleaze. Clean up high st and rye lane

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    Name: Clare Cowen on Jul 17, 2006

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    Name: Rowena Hunter on Jul 17, 2006

    Comments: A massive effort has gone on in Peckham over the past few years to tidy up a part of London that for too long has had a bad reputation. Allowing a business such as this club in such a residential area serves to undermine the effort that the people of Peckham have put in to build up a community that is safe and respectful. Please do not give permission for this club.

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    Name: Rowena Hunter on Jul 17, 2006

    Comments: A massive effort has gone on in Peckham over the past few years to tidy up a part of London that for too long has had a bad reputation. Allowing a business such as this club in such a residential area serves to undermine the effort that the people of Peckham have put in to build up a community that is safe and respectful. Please do not give permission for this club.

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    Name: Adam Scourfield & Natacha Clarke on Jul 17, 2006

    Comments: Just when you thought the area was getting better!!!

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    Name: Anonymous on Jul 17, 2006

    Comments: This is on my route between the station and my house. I feel it would give me great concern about safety levels. It is already difficult enough.

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    Name: Rebecca Evanson on Jul 17, 2006

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    Name: Belinda Blanchard on Jul 17, 2006

    Comments: It's not right for a heavily residential town like Peckham.

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    Name: Catrin Carter on Jul 17, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Jul 17, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Jul 17, 2006

    Comments: I think the licence for a lap dancing club should be refused.

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    Name: Michael Petry on Jul 17, 2006

    Comments: This type of club is likely to cause additional crime and disruption to the residential area. It cannot possibly help in the overal regeneration of Peckham and Southwark.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jul 17, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Jul 17, 2006

    Comments: I totally oppose this application on the stated grounds. This area feels unsafe for women to be at night and I think it will add to feeling insecure and unsafe there. Peckham is beginning to change for the better, dont ruin that for all of us who are making it so. Sue.

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    Name: Dr Clare Birchall on Jul 17, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Jul 17, 2006

    Comments: I use Rye Lane frequently for shopping. This would only encourage and legitimise sexist behaviour and would NOT benefit the area in a positive way. The area is trying to regenerate and encourage high street shops to return to Rye Lane. This would actively discourage most of the better quality shops which most residents are keen to see returning.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jul 17, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Jul 17, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Jul 17, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Jul 17, 2006

    Comments: I object to the lap dancing club because of: * Public safety * The prevention of nuisance * The protection of children from harm * Peckham can really do without being dragged back into the gutter

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    Name: Anonymous on Jul 17, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Jul 17, 2006

    Comments: I have for an interntional children's charity and know how frequently children's rights are broken by children working in these places, also I have used the bus stop in the evening nes t to the proposed club in order to walk home along Bellenden Road coming home form Brixton and will no longer feel I have a safe option in alighting there.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jul 17, 2006

    Comments: The area this is proposed for is threatening enough late at night without the addition of a load of testosterone driven drunks to make it feel even safer. This will do nothing for neighbourhood regeneration.

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    Name: Daniel Sturgis on Jul 17, 2006

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    Name: Eileen Conn on Jul 17, 2006

    Comments: I agree fully with the stated objections. This 24 hour use on Peckham High St would be a disastorus wrong path for Peckham town centre.

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    Name: Jeremy Hayward on Jul 17, 2006

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    Name: Justin Sacks on Jul 17, 2006

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    Name: Cllr Andrew Pakes on Jul 17, 2006

    Comments: Well done Susan kicking off the campaign. This is the wrong kind of development for Peckham and I hope many more people sign the petition.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jul 17, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Jul 17, 2006

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    Name: Robert Mills on Jul 17, 2006

    Comments: Common sense dictates that this is in totally the wrong direction for Peckham to be heading.

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    Name: Robert Mills on Jul 17, 2006

    Comments: Common sense dictates that this is in totally the wrong direction for Peckham to be heading.

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    Name: Cllr Fiona Colley on Jul 17, 2006

    Comments: This is the last thing we need in Peckham (or anywhere else in the area). I can't believe someone would try to open this type of club so close to schools.

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    Name: Joe Coppard on Jul 17, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Jul 18, 2006

    Comments: Do we not think that Peckham needs clearing up and made nicer, isnt that why so much money has been spent on regeneration. A lap dancing club will only increase gun crimes in the area

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