All Inn One added to council’s “Local List” for protection

[anon5422159]

Announced yesterday:

http://councilmeetings.lewisham.gov.uk/documents/s67523/Appendix%201.pdf

Mid 19th century purpose built Public House, in place by 1855. Associated with the brewery that originally lay on the north side of Hindsley’s Place, and latterly on the south side of no. 53 on the currently vacant site facing the road, which was bombed during the war and cleared soon after. It is a handsome building whose upper levels provide visual and physical evidence of the Victorian extent of the town centre on this side of the railway, which has otherwise been quite comprehensively re-developed following WW2 bombing. The ground floor level has been altered with a 1930s façade which reflects pub use at this period. It also forms part of a small townscape group with the mid 19th cottages on Hindsleys (8 houses on the north side of which nos 7, 19-27 are locally listed).

[blushingsnail]

Also:

• the Dietrich Bonhoeffer Church on Dacres Road
• 22-34, Segal Close, off Brockley Park (which is off Brockley Rise). Walter Segal self-build houses (not to be confused with Walters Way off Honor Oak Road).
• 53 Honor Oak Road (“understood to be an early conversion to flats by the pioneering Ted Christmas”)
• Kilmorie Primary School, Kilmorie Road
• 89-91 Kirkdale (weather boarded cottages dating from 1820)
• Prince of Wales pub, 52 Perry Vale
  [NB: in this document the All Inn One on Perry Vale is still referred to as The Forresters Arms]

[DevonishForester]

Is this a different process to how a building becomes a Listed Building?

I’ve never heard of the ‘Local List’, or that nominations were being sought. Anyone else?

[RJM]

They’re different, with a different set of rules for the building when it’s listed but with a similar principle behind them. Proper listing is done by Historic England (formerly English Heritage). Local listing is where the Council can decide that a building should have some additional recognition of merit. Anyone can nominate them and the Conservation planning people will check them against the criteria. When I worked for local government (not Lewisham), there used to be occasional calls for more nominations.

More here: https://historicengland.org.uk/advice/hpg/has/locallylistedhas/
And Lewisham’s own stuff is here: https://lewisham.gov.uk/myservices/planning/conservation/locally-listed-buildings