Today New Bermondsey is an underused 30-acre industrial site in the northernmost tip of the London Borough of Lewisham. Sandwiched between the main railway routes into London Bridge it has been long overlooked...

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New Bermondsey began in 2004 when regeneration specialists Renewal acquired their first piece of land on the 30-acre site. Since then they have worked closely with the Lewisham Council and the GLA to create an exciting new...

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A new Overground station will be built at New Bermondsey on the East London Line phase 2, between Surrey Quays and Queens Road Peckham. Planning permission has been granted and 1/3 of the enabling works have been completed.

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The first phase of the development will include 261 homes as well as a new home for Hillsong Church, a multi-faith and multicultural resources centre...

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Phase 2 will include 271 homes as well as Energize, a new state-of-the-art £40m indoor sports complex...

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The New Bermondsey site was first developed following the arrival of the Grand Surrey Canal in 1807. This new trade route, coupled with the opening of the London and Greenwich Railway in 1836, led to the former arable land in this...

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1. The South London Press interview Mushtaq Malik

2. Charity Commission Case Study into the SCSF concludes

3. On London at the Freedom of Information Tribunal.

4. Dave Hill on Affordable Housing

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