> Hi,
> No doubt about it. The combined area of existing
> leisure centre and depot is huge has a great
> potential for luxury housing. I still dont
> understand why this depot area does not revert to
> community use with a modernised leisure centre.
> Surely the sale of M S House would generate a good
> percentage of the funds required. Also the
> consultation process was so biased only showing
> newly built L centres against the current LC always
> portrayed as "old, dark and grim". There was almost
> nothing about good modernisation projects to be seen
> like it couldnt be done.
> joao

> Rahul Patel wrote:
> > Dear all,
> > I did a search of Lambeth website and this
> document has shown up. I  
> > don't if the attached document helps but it is
> Lambeth's Development  
> > Brief which was approved by its Cabinet on 10th
> Sept. It is going to  
> > full council on 17th Nov.
> > Unless I am mistaken, it is asking developers to
> come up with the bid  
> > which could be demolition or refurbishment. but
> knowing Lambeth's  
> > instincts it is going to go towards demolition and
> fit in a tiny pool.
> >   
> > Rahul Patel
> > On Oct 15, 2007, at 15:42, Peter Gomes wrote:
> > I have just heard an as yet unconfirmed rumour
> that Labour controlled
> > Lambeth Council has just reversed its decision and
> will now demolish
> > Clapham Manor pool.
> > So much for a campaign that used the issue to gain
> political control -
> > should this rumour turn out to be true.
> > If anyone has any further information on this
> please let me know
> > Pete Gomes
> > Rahul Patel, rahul.pa...@btinternet.com
> > +44 7956 579466