March newsletters from other organisations

This is a list of links to the newsletters received this month ranging from the creative to wildlife to transport to health. We will update this page as newsletters arrive.

London wildlife trust: First signs of spring are on their way

The Centre for Wildlife Gardening in East Dulwich is a brilliant place to unwind and get closer to nature.

Free membership to those who face barriers to working in museums

In recognition of the barriers faced by individuals with protected characteristics in the workplace, the Museums Association is offering 200 fully-funded memberships (worth £52 each) to individuals who face barriers due to:

Road works March 2026

A number of local roads will be closed, or partially closed with traffic signals, for road works during March 2026. This page will be updated as further details reach us:

Croxted Road j/w Thurlow Park Road:
Hydro-blast redundant road markings & refresh correct road markings; multi-way signals; TfL.
Starts: 2 March 2026
Ends: 4 March 2026

Get ready for the forthcoming Lambeth local elections May 2026

On Thursday 7 May 2026 residents in Lambeth will have the opportunity to vote for who represents them on Lambeth Council. But you will only be able to vote if you are registered.

Please donate to support Norwood Forum

Can you help?
As the saying goes - every little counts.
Please donate 'a ticket' of any value to support your local community forum.
Whatever you can afford will be hugely appreciated.

Please read on for more on why we are running this campaign:

Incredible Edible Food Growing Conference

We continue Norwood Forum’s support for Incredible Edible Lambeth’s food growing initiatives, promoting their schools conference on 1 February 2026. We were delighted that three Norwood schools took part; Hitherfield, Elmgreen and for the first time following our publication, Rosendale School.

Join the Big Plastic Count

From 9 - 15 March 2026, thousands of people across the UK will be counting every piece of plastic packaging they throw away - to uncover the true scale of the UK’s plastic problem and call on the government to do more about it. Join in.

From Blank to Beautiful!

The residents of Perran Road are getting together with local businesses and community art donors to raise money for a huge community street mural, celebrating love, joy and life in Tulse Hill.
Money is tight everywhere but even small contributions will help! Or maybe you have a fundraiser idea that could help us?

Please consider contributing to a community piece of art, that celebrates the vibrancy and joy of our Tulse Hill.

Find out more about this amazing and creative project here - and how to donate:

Transform Tulse Hill - petition update

The Transform Tulse Hill community campaign petition asking for action from the Mayor of London and TfL to make changes to the dangerous Tulse Hill Gyratory reached an incredible milestone last weekend - 1000 signatories.
There is still time to add yours - so please follow this link

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