by Diary | Jul 14, 2023 | Natural History, News, Transport
Consort Park and Dr Harold Moody Park have been awarded by the Mayor of London £450,000 of Green and Resilience Spaces funding to deliver phase one of the Southwark Masterplan to: merge Consort Park and Dr Harold Moody Park together, including creating more...
by Diary | Jul 14, 2023 | News
Peckham Bowls are now managing the Bowling Green and Pavilion in Peckham Rye Park offering community bowls. They aim to deliver a more relaxed, accessible bowls experience for all ages and abilities. No membership needed and no dress code, bookings can be made, turn...
by Diary | Jul 13, 2023 | Made in Peckham, News, Peckham People
Rye Lane, a film based in Peckham won Best Comedy after being nominated for eight titles at the National Film Academy Awards. The rom-com film, set in Peckham and Brixton, and premiered at PeckamPlex received nominations across various categories, including Best...
by Diary | Jul 13, 2023 | News, Peckham People
We are a group in Montpelier Rd, SE15 who have always had a small but strong community through parts of our Road. Altogether we have between 120 and 150 households with several houses converted to Houses of Multiple Occupation, quite a few A & Bs as they are...
by Diary | Jul 13, 2023 | Natural History, News, Uncategorised
Lyndhurst Square, off Lyndhurst Way, is a very small square in the Holly Grove Conservation Area. It is truly a ‘pocket park’ and very different from the Community Playground of Leyton Square described in our Autumn issue. It is little more than a small strip of...
by Diary | Jul 13, 2023 | Natural History, News
Peckham Society News Summer 2020 Issue 161 Our area has had a fascinating prehistory. Peckham evolved between two rivers which flow into the River Thames: the Ravensbourne (and its tributary the Quaggy) to the east and the Effra to the west. The River Peck rose in the...