A Labour-run council has deferred its decision to convert a car park into 45 new homes after drawing criticism from an army of A-list celebrities. The proposals would reduce the 162-space car park to just 17 - something locals fear will create 'fighting for spaces'. However, residents' group Reject Blackheath Station say the towering buildings do not fit the style of the area and block light from existing terrace houses. 'The proposals are formally supported by the London Farmers Market (LFM) operators of the Blackheath Farmers Market for the past 20 years.' A spokesperson for Lewisham Council said: 'The planning committee deferred the Blackheath Station car park application because members were not satisfied they had the information needed to make a fully informed decision.