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Coopers Road, LONDON, SE1 5YA

Looking east from opposite Avocet Close.

Oxley Close in inner South East London. Housing was developed here in the 1980s, on a site previously occupied by a railway goods yard. This image was taken on a day in April 2014 when London's air quality was particularly poor.

Three soaring twenty-storey towers, imaginatively named West Point, Centre Point and East Point. They were built in 1961-63 and look pretty well preserved.

New housing just off the Old Kent Road. For Success House in the foreground see Image

Whoever came up with the names for these three tower blocks on Longland Court, Bermondsey (West Point, Centre Point, East Point) obviously had little imagination! Viewed from Rolls Road.

Two of the three high-rise blocks on the Avondale Square estate are seen here: West Point and Centre Point. East Point can just be glimpsed behind the building in the foreground.

Where Oxley Close meets Abercorn Way, the former narrow gap Image was replaced around April 2015 with a wider gap to allow cyclists through at higher speeds, and more signage to indicate that it is part of the London Cycle Network (and the new "quietway" from Waterloo to Greenwich).

Mawbey Road, just off Old Kent Road in inner south east London. This image was taken on a morning when air quality was particularly poor. What looks like mist was in fact pollution.

What appears on the map to be the spine road of this housing estate is in fact broken up into several short sections, each separately named with its own independent access from Rolls Road. This is the eastern end of Chaucer Drive where it joins Oxley Close. The barriers are 'permeable' to allow cyclists and pedestrians along the full length of the road, part of the London Cycle Network. For the next such point along the road, see Image The estate is on the site of the former Bricklayers Arms railway goods yard.