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Victorian brick building covered in grafitti with overgrown trees around.

Ladywell Playtower partner shortlist announced - name only

The community say they would have liked information on what the four bidders are proposing to do with the site.

Workers in high vis and heavy machinery and diggers behind fencing in the park.

Hospital heat pump project starts on Ladywell Fields nature conservation site

Lewisham and Greenwich NHS trust will drill test boreholes for its ground source heat pump project in the designated nature conservation site (SINC) next to Lewisham hospital.

crowds of people, bunting and people sitting on grass outside the café at the opening celebration.

Ladywell Fields: long-awaited new café opens amid construction fears

Three days after the celebration launch of the new Fields café, contractors will begin the NHS trust ground source heat pump project drilling bore holes deep into the public park, which sits over a chalk aquifer.

Large brick Victorian building with tall chimneys on busy high street, cars queuing on road. Sold signs on building.

Eastfield buy Ravensbourne Arms but backtrack on HMO plan

Music co-op Sister Midnight once hoped to turn the pub into a community music venue, but new owner Eastfield Group applied to turn the pub into a 10-bed HMO.

The concrete mural in entrance hall, abstract designs of nature, now painted in colour.

Murals at Foxborough Gardens, Ladywell restored - 1960s public art for 'ordinary people'

The local community celebrated the official reopening of the restored murals, created by the London County Council (LCC) artist William Mitchell.

A statue of a camel, with peeling paint and covered in graffiti, left in an abandoned playground on the site.

Ladywell Playtower: step on-site (just for one day)

Mark Morris attended Ladywell Old Baths community open day on 4th October and found some unexpected sights.

Lit up nave, attendees of the meeting at St Mary's church.

Ladywell Playtower: Council welcomes CLT and non-profit bids this time around

About 200 residents attended Thursday's meeting, which they hope will be the start of deeper engagement with Lewisham council. Councillor James-J Walsh outlined project timescales and explained how the council aims to avoid the pitfalls encountered last time.