The Butchery Ltd – the pop-up shop version that was around between
the beginning of December and Christmas Eve
News from the Forest Hill Society:
'The Butchery Limited, one of our
stallholders from the Food Fair and a SEE3
PopUp, have signed a lease for 49 London Road. They are busy installing
permanent refrigeration and hope to open the doors once more in early to mid
February. We are delighted that another of our stallholders is moving into
permanent premises and wish them well in this venture. Some people have asked
why a local family was not given the chance to try the shop as a PopUp.
Although Ruth and Nathan have an outlet in Bermondsey, they live in the heart
of Forest Hill, so we couldn't get more local.'
This will be the first time Forest Hill has had a butchers in many years. There hasn't been one here since Dewhurst closed (no great loss!) some 20 or more years ago. There was also the much missed Miles & Son on Kirkdale but that is probably officially Sydenham.
Lewisham Hospital
The TSA for the South London Health Trust,
Matthew Kershaw, presented his final report to the Secretary of State for
Health on January 6. The Secretary of State now has 20 working days to review
it and make a decision on the future of the NHS in south east London by 4
February 2013. The final report makes the same recommendations as the draft
report. ie that the A&E and Maternity units at Lewisham Hospital are closed
and that we all use King's College Hospital or Queen Mary Hospital in Woolwich
instead. These plans could have serious impacts on health provision in South
East London and, once implemented, cannot be undone as they are planning to
sell off 60% of the land. If you haven't already done so, please sign the
petition against the closure of Lewisham's A&E and Maternity
unit. There is going to be a march from the roundabout outside Lewisham Station
to Mountfield Park on Saturday, 26 January from noon to 4pm. Watch our website
for details of where to meet if you would like to join us - we will probably
meet in Forest Hill first.'
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