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Glenville Grove, LONDON, SE8 4BP

A modern theatre and community centre just off Deptford High Street.

The park was redeveloped by Lewisham Council in the first half of 2010. This is the eastern end of the park adjacent to Douglas Way. The purpose of the different height wooden posts is unclear.

One of several green spaces left in the redevelopment of Deptford. This path is part of the London Cycle Network.

This is essentially the same view as Image in 2006. The linear park along the line of Douglas Way was redeveloped in the first half of 2010.

A large old painted advert on an end of terrace wall on the corner of Mornington Road. "The finest the world produces" it says underneath, which sounds somehow old fashioned as well. I wonder what happened to the L .

Much of the Deptford/New Cross area has already been redeveloped, but in this back street there are a couple of run-down brick buildings probably dating from the 19th century or earlier.

A local authority education centre. It was the focus of a local media story in April 2009 when children were transferred here from Lewisham Bridge School some distance away, to the anger of parents. http://defendeducationlewisham.wordpress.com/ Geograph member John Webb recalls, "This building was the Upper School when I knew it in 1959-1964 - did my 'O' and 'A' levels here. The lower school was near St John's Station in TQ3776. It had the 'Technical' removed from the name at some point during my stay here - I don't know precisely why!"

There is a market at the east end of Douglas Way on Wednesdays and Fridays, but on Saturdays it stretches the full length of the street.

The best way to view this normally very busy road, and certainly the safest way to photograph it, is from the top deck of a bus. On a Sunday afternoon the traffic was light compared to a weekday rush hour but one pedestrian can be seen still having difficulty finding space to cross! The road to the left is Mornington Road.