81 residents and local businesses came to the first public meeting of Transform Tulse Hill last Wednesday (23 July 2025) held in the former Salvation Army Hall on Norwood Road.
As one phase of the impressive restoration at West Norwood Cemetery draws to a close, planning is already underway for the next stage in preserving and celebrating this extraordinary historic site.
Kingswood Arts is calling on local residents to roll up their sleeves and lend a hand at its weekly Community Kitchen evenings, held every Tuesday from 6 to 8pm at the historic Kingswood House in SE21.
The school holidays have begun, and families across West Norwood are making the most of a variety of local holiday camps offering enriching, affordable and creative programmes for children throughout the summer break.
Your community needs you! Whether you’re passionate about sustainability, the arts, communications, politics, the built environment, community engagement or supporting young people, there’s a place for you at Norwood Forum.
The OurBike hosted by Bon Velo in Norwood has become the most popular across London, topping usage charts among 52 bikes in 12 boroughs. In May alone, it was hired for 75 hours and covered 303 kilometres, highlighting strong local support and demand.
A new initiative from Imperial College is helping Gipsy Hill residents track the air they breathe through a network of real-time air quality displays. Find out more.
In response to Norwood Forum’s detailed representation on public transport and active travel, Cllr Rezina Chowdhury has confirmed that Transport for London has approved funding to begin design work on Croxted Road, between the South Circular (A205) and Norwood Road.
Loughborough Junction Action Group (LJAG) has launched a fundraising campaign to help fill a funding gap at Grove Adventure Playground, a vital community space in one of the most disadvantaged areas of Lambeth. The playground provides a safe and creative environment for over 200 local children and young people each year.
