Extending the Bakerloo line South to include these stations would bring huge social and economic benefits to an area which, in spite of containing several nationally significant institutions, is blighted by clogged roads, poor infrastructure and high levels of unemployment and deprivation.
There are some rail services (Denmark Hill and Peckham Rye) but these are very overcrowded at rush hour and only connect Camberwell and Peckham with part of the network, and on an infrequent basis. (Since 2012 they have lost their link to London Bridge.) The Overground also does not fill all the needs identified. If the Bakerloo line was extended on this route it would link into the Overground service at Peckham Rye creating a simple and efficient network.
King’s has a million patient visits a year. It employs nine thousand staff and one thousand junior doctors and medical students. It will also help to link the site at Denmark Hill with the Princess Royal University Hospital. Staff and clinicians have to travel regularly between these sites and the proposed extension of the Bakerloo line via Camberwell to Hayes would have a huge impact on the efficiency with which they could operate. Similarly connecting Camberwell with the tube network to the north would greatly assist patients and clinicians who have to travel to St Thomas’s (at Waterloo) and Guy’s (at London Bridge).
5.In addition to the vast number of people needing to access King’s from central and greater London, The
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Bob
11 years ago
Extending the Bakerloo line South to include these stations would bring huge social and economic benefits to an area which, in spite of containing several nationally significant institutions, is blighted by clogged roads, poor infrastructure and high levels of unemployment and deprivation.
There are some rail services (Denmark Hill and Peckham Rye) but these are very overcrowded at rush hour and only connect Camberwell and Peckham with part of the network, and on an infrequent basis. (Since 2012 they have lost their link to London Bridge.) The Overground also does not fill all the needs identified. If the Bakerloo line was extended on this route it would link into the Overground service at Peckham Rye creating a simple and efficient network.
King’s has a million patient visits a year. It employs nine thousand staff and one thousand junior doctors and medical students. It will also help to link the site at Denmark Hill with the Princess Royal University Hospital. Staff and clinicians have to travel regularly between these sites and the proposed extension of the Bakerloo line via Camberwell to Hayes would have a huge impact on the efficiency with which they could operate. Similarly connecting Camberwell with the tube network to the north would greatly assist patients and clinicians who have to travel to St Thomas’s (at Waterloo) and Guy’s (at London Bridge).
5.In addition to the vast number of people needing to access King’s from central and greater London, The
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Strongly needed SE is left outside any bigger intervention.
Gems like Dulwich should be better served
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Luca Pietrobelli
11 years ago
Strongly needed SE is left outside any bigger intervention.
Gems like Dulwich should be better served
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Steve Clayton
11 years ago
Absolutely vital to improve connectivity, bring development to Walworth, Camberwell and Peckham and - crucially - greatly increase access to the Kings College Hospital and University of the Arts, Camberwell.
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Steve Clayton
11 years ago
Absolutely vital to improve connectivity, bring development to Walworth, Camberwell and Peckham and - crucially - greatly increase access to the Kings College Hospital and University of the Arts, Camberwell.
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Harjinder Nijjar
11 years ago
Very much needed for this area, if anything it would alleviate the congestion currently facing bus users particularly on Camberwell Road / Walworth Road
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Harjinder Nijjar
11 years ago
Very much needed for this area, if anything it would alleviate the congestion currently facing bus users particularly on Camberwell Road / Walworth Road
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adam taylor
11 years ago
Camberwell in particular is crying out for a tube station. This would bring so much opportunity to the area which is ripe for development and enhancement
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adam taylor
11 years ago
Camberwell in particular is crying out for a tube station. This would bring so much opportunity to the area which is ripe for development and enhancement
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Yes - Camberwell Tube
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Sean Doherty
11 years ago
Yes - Camberwell Tube
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Patrick Cunningham
11 years ago
camberwell & Peckham both need a tube stations both these communities grow.
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Patrick Cunningham
11 years ago
camberwell & Peckham both need a tube stations both these communities grow.
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Samantha Batey
11 years ago
I strongly support the tube extension to Camberwell and Peckham.
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Samantha Batey
11 years ago
I strongly support the tube extension to Camberwell and Peckham.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
I am for the extension of the tube to Camberwell & Pecham
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Josna Patel
11 years ago
I am for the extension of the tube to Camberwell & Pecham
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Mitzi Wyman
11 years ago
A lack of public transport contributes to the health inequalities that we see played out across London. This is a priority for those using the hospital facilities in this area.
This would improve my quality of life massively!
Extending the Bakerloo line South to include these stations would bring huge social and economic benefits to an area which, in spite of containing several nationally significant institutions, is blighted by clogged roads, poor infrastructure and high levels of unemployment and deprivation. There are some rail services (Denmark Hill and Peckham Rye) but these are very overcrowded at rush hour and only connect Camberwell and Peckham with part of the network, and on an infrequent basis. (Since 2012 they have lost their link to London Bridge.) The Overground also does not fill all the needs identified. If the Bakerloo line was extended on this route it would link into the Overground service at Peckham Rye creating a simple and efficient network. King’s has a million patient visits a year. It employs nine thousand staff and one thousand junior doctors and medical students. It will also help to link the site at Denmark Hill with the Princess Royal University Hospital. Staff and clinicians have to travel regularly between these sites and the proposed extension of the Bakerloo line via Camberwell to Hayes would have a huge impact on the efficiency with which they could operate. Similarly connecting Camberwell with the tube network to the north would greatly assist patients and clinicians who have to travel to St Thomas’s (at Waterloo) and Guy’s (at London Bridge). 5.In addition to the vast number of people needing to access King’s from central and greater London, The
Extending the Bakerloo line South to include these stations would bring huge social and economic benefits to an area which, in spite of containing several nationally significant institutions, is blighted by clogged roads, poor infrastructure and high levels of unemployment and deprivation. There are some rail services (Denmark Hill and Peckham Rye) but these are very overcrowded at rush hour and only connect Camberwell and Peckham with part of the network, and on an infrequent basis. (Since 2012 they have lost their link to London Bridge.) The Overground also does not fill all the needs identified. If the Bakerloo line was extended on this route it would link into the Overground service at Peckham Rye creating a simple and efficient network. King’s has a million patient visits a year. It employs nine thousand staff and one thousand junior doctors and medical students. It will also help to link the site at Denmark Hill with the Princess Royal University Hospital. Staff and clinicians have to travel regularly between these sites and the proposed extension of the Bakerloo line via Camberwell to Hayes would have a huge impact on the efficiency with which they could operate. Similarly connecting Camberwell with the tube network to the north would greatly assist patients and clinicians who have to travel to St Thomas’s (at Waterloo) and Guy’s (at London Bridge). 5.In addition to the vast number of people needing to access King’s from central and greater London, The
Strongly needed SE is left outside any bigger intervention. Gems like Dulwich should be better served
Strongly needed SE is left outside any bigger intervention. Gems like Dulwich should be better served
Absolutely vital to improve connectivity, bring development to Walworth, Camberwell and Peckham and - crucially - greatly increase access to the Kings College Hospital and University of the Arts, Camberwell.
Absolutely vital to improve connectivity, bring development to Walworth, Camberwell and Peckham and - crucially - greatly increase access to the Kings College Hospital and University of the Arts, Camberwell.
Very much needed for this area, if anything it would alleviate the congestion currently facing bus users particularly on Camberwell Road / Walworth Road
Very much needed for this area, if anything it would alleviate the congestion currently facing bus users particularly on Camberwell Road / Walworth Road
Camberwell in particular is crying out for a tube station. This would bring so much opportunity to the area which is ripe for development and enhancement
Camberwell in particular is crying out for a tube station. This would bring so much opportunity to the area which is ripe for development and enhancement
Yes - Camberwell Tube
Yes - Camberwell Tube
camberwell & Peckham both need a tube stations both these communities grow.
camberwell & Peckham both need a tube stations both these communities grow.
I strongly support the tube extension to Camberwell and Peckham.
I strongly support the tube extension to Camberwell and Peckham.
I am for the extension of the tube to Camberwell & Pecham 7
I am for the extension of the tube to Camberwell & Pecham 7
A lack of public transport contributes to the health inequalities that we see played out across London. This is a priority for those using the hospital facilities in this area.