I hope the comment above is an attempt at a joke. The point to be made is that as Steve Grindlay has pointed out the Council's printed material is actually a dishonest representation intended to put the best possible spin on what could possibly be built (if a developer can be found in the current climate to actually take it on). A second thread in this unfolding saga is the so-called 'consultation'. The Council undertook to leaflet all homes in the wards of Forest Hill, Sydenham and Perry Vale. Last night I spoke to people in Lawrie Park Gdns (Sydenham) and Colfe Road (Perry Vale) and neither had yet received their leaflet inviting them to the library. This is appalling given that the consultation ends on August 8. In the same vein, this leaflet is the most lacklustre bit of Council communication ever produced. Why not produce an A4 4-page leaflet in the usual Lewisham house style with the options clearly set out and the possibility of posting back a feedback form? This has been the standard practise for other consultations - eg on Controlled Parking Zones. Alternatively, they could have taken a spread in Lewisham Life (delivered throughout the borough) with a box for feedback. I took this up with one of the project managers outside the station on Friday afternoon and he was very defensive. He went on to say that 'a few focus groups' would also be held. It will be interesting to see how those are recruited...