Work underway on Plumstead fire station extension

Work is now well underway on plans to extend Plumstead fire station on the High Street.

As covered last year, plans look excellent and will see fire engine access moved to face the High Street rather than Lakedale Road.

New build

There were prior suggestions the fire station may move closer to the one-way system around the bus garage which the extension puts to bed.

A London Fire Brigade report stated: “The most recent decision in November 2015 by the former London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority (LFEPA FEP 2527) agreed to secure land at Griffin Manor Way for a new build fire station”.

Existing appliance entrance

Peabody then chose not to progress that plan. Another idea for a site on Nathan Way came to nothing.

Before becoming a wasteland for many years, the site of the extension was formerly a bakers.

Proposed changes

Renovations will also be undertaken on the existing fire station dating from 1907 alongside the creation of a community space.

A London Fire Brigade report listed the Grade II listed building as being the sixth worst in London.

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J Smith

I've lived in south east London most of my life growing up in Greenwich borough and working in the area for many years. The site has contributors on occasion and we cover many different topics. Living and working in the area offers an insight into what is happening locally.

    One thought on “Work underway on Plumstead fire station extension

    • Good news will improve the facilities for our brave firefighters.and help to secure the future of this fire station..

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