Housing plans across Bexley borough submitted
A number of small-scale planning applications have been recently made for new homes across Bexley borough.
Starting in Bexley itself, there’s plans for 10 homes at Tanyard Lane on a car repair centre at a site adjacent to Bexley station car park. Six houses and four flats are planned.
The planning reference is 18/00606/FULM
Crayford
Plans for seven homes on Crayford Way have been submitted.
All seven homes planned are flats. The planning reference is 18/00579/FUL
Erith
Another seven flats are on at Filston Road in Erith. It’s a site close to Erith Quarry where 600 homes are eventually planned.
The site is currently disused garages. The planning reference is 18/00521/FUL
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Please no more flats in Crayford!!!!!
If new housing needs to be built – then build a house for a family!
Too many flats already.
Really!!! more flats in crayford!! This is getting ridiculous. The local schools are already bursting at the seams as well as the doctors surgeries. This is not a very good move for the community.
Have you never been to central Lewisham and seen the towering blocks and long terraces of new flats? Two more multi-storey blocks are to be squeezed onto the former Tesco Lewisham ‘s car park and platform 4 of the station.
Councillors seem powerless to stop the wholesale concreting over of the landscape.
That block was rejected last week though I expect they could win on appeal given other towers nearby
Did the council reject both the proposed towers?
Found the answer. Let’s see what the developer comes back with by way of an improved scheme.
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