St Anselm's Church have submitted their planning application to transform the existing church into a thriving centre for community and youth projects.
The details of the application are:
Change of use of part of the ground floor of St Anselm's Church to a restaurant/cafe/delicatessen (Use Class A3), relocation of the church use to a new second floor, demolition of vestry and part of transepts, together with other minor external alterations within the site. Demolition of Havilland House and garages and redevelopment of the site to provide a new community hall (Use Class D1), educational facilities (Use Class D1), two work units (Use Class B1), and 17 residential units (Town Planning and Conservation Area Consent Applications received).
You can view the plans by visiting the following page and then clicking on the associated documents link: http://planning.lambeth.gov.uk/publicaccess/tdc/DcApplication/application_detailview.aspx?caseno=LM2CI9BO0AY00
Once you have looked at the plans you can support or object to them by clicking on the submit comments button.
You can find out more about the project at http://www.pathwaysse11.com/
Local councillors will be supporting the application, which gained the support of 98% of 600 residents who attended a consultation event held at the church.
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