Planning applications submitted by Berkeley Homes seek to build hundreds of homes on the site of the Aylesham shopping centre and market in Peckham, south London. Across reporting, the proposal is described as involving development of roughly 867 homes, with some outlets summarizing the figure as around 800. The plans are rejected by the relevant authority, and the decision is characterized in coverage as the outcome of opposition associated with a “NIMBY” campaign. The campaign is described as being supported publicly by comedians Nish Kumar and James Acaster, who are cited as part of the effort opposing the development. Other details of the stated reasons for refusal are not provided in the supplied excerpts, and the coverage focuses primarily on the rejection itself, the scale of the proposed housing, the location of the Aylesham site, and the role attributed to the comedians’ involvement in the campaign. Overall, sources agree on the proposed number of homes, the site in Peckham, and that the application is turned down following organized local opposition.