Tomorrow is the final day that the public can have their say on what happens to the Lord Palmerston pub.
Plans to develop the pub involve building 12 one-bedroom flats with the retention of the pub on the ground floor.
Planning permission was rejected by Lewisham Council to develop the pub, which is on the corner of Childers Street and Arklow Road, Deptford.
However, the developer has put in an appeal to the Planning Inspectorate.
People can contact the Planning Inspectorate and have their say on the proposed development until August 1.
The DeptfordFolk group has been opposing the development.
A statement from the group said: “We agree with CAMRA that ‘well run pubs play a pivotal role in local communities.’
“People need spaces to go and be together. Parks, pubs, cafes and our streets are part of the mix that allows community to grow.”
Anyone who wishes to have their say should get in touch with the Planning Inspectorate by tomorrow.
The proposal reference is APP/C5690/W/17/3174029.
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