Some very interesting stuff on this site, which I think has been very recently updated. Some of the documents have a "publication date" of 30th May.

I see from the minutes of the last meeting that they were proposing the next consultation meeting for next Wednesday, 11th June. Will the FH Society be attending?

Interesting to note that this also clashes with the consultation on the potentially huge development of housing (previous proposals were for over 80 units) on the land behind the Christian Fellowship Centre on Honor Oak Road - discussed here: http://www.se23.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=380

I also note that there was mention of retaining individual historical features from the old pools e.g the foundation stone - what a travesty! The whole point is to retain the look of the three Victorian civic buildings in a row - pool, Louise House and Library. Retention of individual lumps of stone or brick is not enough!!

On the other hand, I also see that they are fairly well down the road of appointing achitects through an OJEU competition, with some forty-something expressions of interest. I hope they got more than than. A not-dissimilar competition I was involved in brought nearly 120 expressions of interest and over 40 actual bids. These were whittled down to a final five, who were all asked to submit preliminary design ideas and models for a week-long public exhibition and consultation, before the architect was finally selected. I hope Lewisham will be doing something similar in this case.