Bellenden Residents' Group (BRG) - Exits & entrances to neighbourhood

So much potential for a great little public space...

Mon, 02 Aug 2010 20:49:25 +0000

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Juliet Barclay

It would be so wonderful if the Zoetrope above the entrance to Rye Lane from the Choumert car park were actually made to work (never has to my knowledge and it has been there for years) and if the planting in the area below it were given a creative overhaul, with perhaps a bench or two to enjoy it from?

Rye Passage in Spring

eileen — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 03:15:55 +0000

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eileen

This is how Rye Passage is a small oasis in the midst of the bustiling urban places.

Copleston Passage entrance & exit

Wed, 08 Apr 2009 21:53:43 +0000

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eileen

Copleston Passage is one of two short pleasant walks in the neighbourhood unsullied by road traffic. The other is Rye Passage at the other end of Bellenden. This Passage is the exit and entrance between the Bellenden neighbourhood and the beginning of Camberwell around Ivanhoe Road and the well known Hoopers Bar & Cafe. Although a bit neglected, there is a welcome charm to these two passages because they are pedestrian only, and used and known only by locals. This Passage is a pedestrian bridge over the railway line from Peckham Rye station to East Dulwich station. There is a good view of the expanse of the railway cutting that is impossible to get from any other place. It is possible to see how it acts as a fantastic haven for wildlife and their own passageway in and out of the city.

Rye Passage as it was after first temporary improvement in early 2008

Thu, 29 Jan 2009 00:37:11 +0000

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Eileen

Rye Passage as it was after first temporary improvement in early 2008, paid for by CGS funds. Work now stalled, waiting impatiently for completion with new and realigned fencing to open up the passage and to remove blind spots.

Rye Passage as it was

Thu, 29 Jan 2009 00:26:07 +0000

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Eileen

Peckham Rye Passage is a lovely lane just off Peckham Rye leading to Nutbrook Street. It is ruined by broken down fencing which encourages rubbish dumping and urinating at the Peckham Rye end. This is how it was recently after the first clear up.