Skip to main content

New play area open May during the May Half Term holiday

By PeckhamRyeLabour


We are expecting the new play area to open during the May Half Term holiday.

We’re delighted that after years of working tirelessly to get a new play area, new football changing rooms and a new playroom on Peckham Rye we are nearly there.

The playroom is about to open. By fighting to protect the funding for local Children’s Centres we will still be able to deliver a range of free activities for local families and carers from the new playroom.

Our promise if elected – we will fight for new investment in the Peckham Rye Adventure Playground.

Once again this shows that your Peckham Rye Labour councillors are always role up their sleeves to get the job done! 

Comments

  1. John Rock6 November 2020 at 10:49

    I’m sure most people with a common problem using easy leg routines at home workouts loop bands, the more Leg workouts at home bodybuilding exercise is too tight or too free. Unique people have various human body form. This is exactly why we created a workout band having a flexible span, for people to correct the measurement depending on their body.

    Unlike many additional immunity leg workouts in home bodybuilding bands, they have a few different sizes with one resistance level or three resistance levels with one dimension. Our leg workouts at home men’s circles are just three degrees with flexible spans (aka multiple sizes).

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Lib Dems claim they're not in charge in Peckham Rye

By
(A tweet from the Peckham Rye Lib Dems) Peckham Rye Lib Dems are now claiming that Labour 'run' Peckham Rye (take a look above). When asked by a local resident "Am I right in thinking Lib Dems run Southwark but Labour run Peckham Rye?", a Peckham Rye Lib Dem candiate replied, "Yes you're right. For the next three months Lab run Peckham Rye. Then we take over..." Given that, just like every other area in Southwark, Peckham Rye is run by the Lib Dem-Tory Executive it seems this is just the latest in a string of attempts to mislead people into thinking they've got nothing to do with Southwark's failures. Of course, Peckham Rye does have three Labour councillors, who do a great job of representing our area and our concerns at the Town Hall. However this is very different from 'running' Peckham Rye. If only we could just opt out of the Lib Dem chaos! In truth, the policy levers and almost all the money spent by the council are under the cont...
10 comments
Read more

Peckham Rye Playground Opens

By
Gavin and I were delighted to open the new playground on Peckham Rye this morning - and to test out the equipment! The opening marked a long year of campaigning to get the playground built after many years of delay. As locals and regular visitors to the Rye may know, the new playground has been in the pipeline for some time. To make matters worse, back in August 2010, the Tory-Lib Dem Government ‘clawed back’ most of the funding for the project, leaving its future in doubt. Following a lot of hard work we are really pleased that in the end we secured the funding and that the work has been completed - just in time for the school holidays. During the election last year we made a firm promise that we would get the playground sorted-out. Today has been brilliant because, despite Government cuts we have kept our promise and local children have another great area for play.
8 comments
Read more

Another Bog Standard Update

By PeckhamRyeLabour
Many local residents may well be wondering what is happening with the previously proposed development of the toilet block near the junction of Peckham Rye and East Dulwich Road. Before Renata, Victoria and I were even elected as councillors, this had become quite a lively issue. I recently asked officers at the council what is going on, because nothing appeared to be happening with the block. Well, since the last update, this is what has happened: 1. The last proposed tenant - a not-for-profit gallery offering outreach programmes to local schools and groups - dropped out of the process without having made the required planning application. 2. The property is now under offer to a new proposed tenant. They run a children's nursery and wish to expand. 3. They have already made a planning application for a change of use. 4. We are currently waiting for a formal decision from development control so that the lease can proceed. I'll update again here as soon as I have further news. Sp...
7 comments
Read more