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Pearse Street in North Peckham, on a February evening after darkness has fallen. This street was created during regeneration of North Peckham during the early years of the 21st Century. The lights in the distance are The Shard, which was western Europe's tallest building at the time this image was taken, and several other towers in the City of London. In front of The Shard is a high-rise block of flats, part of the Aylesbury Estate. The Aylesbury Estate is due to be redeveloped.

A view taken just after midday on Christmas Day 2013 along Chandler Way. The housing to the left of the road dates from the early 21st Century, when the area was extensively regenerated. The block to the right of the image is older, it is part of Gloucester Grove Estate built in the early 1970s. Straight ahead in the distance is another housing block, part of the Aylesbury Estate which was developed in the 1960s and 1970s.

Lynbrook Grove is a residential street in North Peckham. This street was built at the beginning of the 21st Century, as part of the regeneration of North Peckham. The school at the end of the street dates from Victorian times. This image was taken in April, while spring blossom was out.

Autumn tree colour in Dragon Road, a residential road in North Peckham.

Modern town houses built in around 2004 on Lynbrook Grove. The larger, older building at the far end of the street is a school Image

A view looking southwards along Chandler Way in North Peckham, taken just after midday on Christmas Day 2013. This area was extensively regenerated at the beginning of the 21st Century.

Autumn colour on Watling Street, a residential street in North Peckham.

Autumn tree colours on Chandler Way in North Peckham.

Most of the housing in this area dates from the 1950s or later, i.e. post-war reconstruction, but these few houses on Newent Close look like a survival from an earlier era.

Traditional housing on Newent Close, in inner South East London. Much of the housing in this area was demolished in the 1960s and 1970s to make way for a large council housing estate. This terrace is one which survived. In the immediate surrounds, the 1970s council housing has been demolished, replaced with new housing early in the 21st Century.