A planning application has been submitted for the group of victorian warehouses to be demolished, at 44-50, 52-58 Lancaster Street, SE1, known as the Colorama buildings.
Southwark council has previously undertaken a character appraisal and recommended them for listing.(see link below)
Glasshill Street and Webber Street heritage buildings were proposed for demolition. Southwark Council listened and prevented this from occuring. However, the battle to retain the heritage of the area is not over. Want to help save the heritage of the area?
Make your views heard!
Sign this petition and follow the link to Southwark Council website (link below) consultation period ends 12/05/12
Planning application 12/AP/1066
http://planningonline.southwark.gov.uk/AcolNetCGI.exe?ACTION=UNWRAP&RIPNAME=Root.PgeResultDetail&TheSystemkey=9544617
Link to Southwark character appraisal below(page 5 to 9)
http://www.southwark.gov.uk/download/4119/south_of_union_street_and_north_of_borough_road_character_area
The petition has reached one hundred signatures today. This response demonstrates a clear local commitment to protecting the historic character of Lancaster Street.
Reached 100 supporters
April 30, 2012
9 Comments
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Tom Jordan
14 years ago
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ridiculous to tear down solid warehouses like this. keep the area unique.
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Sarah Jimenez
14 years ago
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These buildings have so much character, please do not knock them down for another glass block.
M
Mark Jackson
14 years ago
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I used to walk past these everyday, such a shame if they go. hope the council listens this time.
D
David Palmer
14 years ago
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SE1 is losing all its history. STOP THE DEMOLITION.
J
Julie Obi
14 years ago
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please save the colorama buildings, they are a massive part of what makes this street special.
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Elena Webster
14 years ago
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keep them standing. we need to protect our victorian heritage.
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S Browning
12 years ago
Please save these historic buildings as part of London's heritage.
S
S Browning
12 years ago
Please save these historic buildings as part of London's heritage.
A planning application has been submitted for the group of victorian warehouses to be demolished, at 44-50, 52-58 Lancaster Street, SE1, known as the Colorama buildings.
Southwark council has previously undertaken a character appraisal and recommended them for listing.(see link below)
Glasshill Street and Webber Street heritage buildings were proposed for demolition. Southwark Council listened and prevented this from occuring. However, the battle to retain the heritage of the area is not over. Want to help save the heritage of the area?
Make your views heard!
Sign this petition and follow the link to Southwark Council website (link below) consultation period ends 12/05/12
Planning application 12/AP/1066
http://planningonline.southwark.gov.uk/AcolNetCGI.exe?ACTION=UNWRAP&RIPNAME=Root.PgeResultDetail&TheSystemkey=9544617
Link to Southwark character appraisal below(page 5 to 9)
http://www.southwark.gov.uk/download/4119/south_of_union_street_and_north_of_borough_road_character_area
The petition has reached one hundred signatures today. This response demonstrates a clear local commitment to protecting the historic character of Lancaster Street.
Reached 100 supporters
April 30, 2012
9 Comments
T
Tom Jordan
14 years ago
Featured
ridiculous to tear down solid warehouses like this. keep the area unique.
S
Sarah Jimenez
14 years ago
Featured
These buildings have so much character, please do not knock them down for another glass block.
M
Mark Jackson
14 years ago
Featured
I used to walk past these everyday, such a shame if they go. hope the council listens this time.
D
David Palmer
14 years ago
Featured
SE1 is losing all its history. STOP THE DEMOLITION.
J
Julie Obi
14 years ago
Featured
please save the colorama buildings, they are a massive part of what makes this street special.
E
Elena Webster
14 years ago
Featured
keep them standing. we need to protect our victorian heritage.
S
S Browning
12 years ago
Please save these historic buildings as part of London's heritage.
S
S Browning
12 years ago
Please save these historic buildings as part of London's heritage.
ridiculous to tear down solid warehouses like this. keep the area unique.