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Your views on Hate Crime

Lambeth Council wants to better understand how residents feel about hate crime and radicalisation in our borough, and are running a survey to explore what people know, how confident they are in reporting concerns, and what might stop them from doing so.

Local road closures

A number of local roads will be closed for repair works up to early February 2026:

January Newsletters from other local organisations

This is a list of links to the newsletters we receive each month ranging from the creative to wildlife to transport.
Sign-up numbers are gold-dust both to Norwood Forum and to our colleagues running these organisations. We need strong stats to use in funding applications for instance. 
So, if you are interested in what information they hold, we strongly urge you to sign up for these yourself.

TfL investment in public transport in Lambeth

Lambeth Council has set out the case to Transport for London for more investment in our borough’s key public transport projects, highlighting how they would benefit our residents, boost local businesses and contribute to the Lambeth Growth Plan.

Funding Opportunity - Grow Wild UK

Grow Wild UK are offering grants of £2,000 and online knowledge sessions for 23 groups across the UK.
To apply, you must be a not for profit such as a voluntary group, CIC or charity.

West Dulwich: Brockwell Park to Gipsy Hill Healthy Route Extension (Phase 3) and Controlled Parking Zone

Lambeth Council has reported on the outcomes of the public consultation on Phase 3 of the West Dulwich section of the Healthy Route and the proposed West Dulwich Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ). Subject to any representations received, a decison will be taken on 14 January 2026 by the Deputy Leader of the Council (Sustainable Lambeth and Clean Air) to implement the Healthy Route proposals and only partially the CPZ proposals. The proposal is a key decision and so also subject to the Council's call in process up to 21 January 2026.

NHS Guide to healthcare 

NHS South East London has launched a new campaign to help people find their way to the care they need – whether it’s going to their local pharmacy, a minor eye conditions service or resting up at home.

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