Consultation Hub

Welcome to our Consultation Hub.

You can view and respond to all of the council's current consultations.

Once a consultaton has closed, we publish the results and our next steps so you can see how we've used your feedback.

Featured Consultations

Open Consultations

  • Let's talk about women's safety

    Help us take the right steps to improve women's safety Following the death of Sarah Everard, there has been a national outpouring of grief and discussions about women’s safety. All women in Southwark have the right to feel safe. We want to hear the experiences of... More

    Closes 25 June 2021

  • 2021 Private Rented Property Licensing Proposals

    Have your say about improving rented homes in Southwark. We need your views on our new property licensing proposals which will improve privately rented properties and your community. We want to hear from all residents, renters and landlords. Tell us... More

    Closes 28 June 2021

  • Our Healthy Walworth Review Registration Form

    Register your interest here in the forthcoming Walworth Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) Review consultation. We will be conducting an in-depth review consultation of the LTN measures in Walworth. We want to hear from everyone in this area, and others affected by the road changes, such as... More

    Closes 11 July 2021

  • Dulwich Review Consultation

    This is your opportunity to give your views on the road schemes that have been introduced in Dulwich Village, East Dulwich and Champion Hill. We want to hear from everyone who has an interest in how the streets in this area are used. You do not have to answer all sections of the... More

    Closes 11 July 2021

  • Targeted Short Breaks for Children and Young People with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)

    Tell us what you think about proposals to transform our Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) Targeted Short Break Service. Southwark’s Short Break Services are part of a range of services, which support children and young people with special educational needs and... More

    Closes 23 July 2021

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Closed Consultations

  • Consultation for proposed double yellow lines - Kings Stairs Close

    Following complaints of vehicles being prevented from accessing designated parking spaces to the side of 18-30 Elephant Lane, we are proposing to implement a section of double yellow lines opposite No.4 – No.5 King Stairs Close as shown in the below plan. There are currently no... More

    Closed 8 June 2021

  • Housing Allocations Scheme

    Why do we need an allocations scheme? There is a massive shortage of council housing in the UK; the problem is bigger in London than anywhere else. In Southwark, we have just over 14,000 households on our housing register but we can only house approximately 1,000 households every year. ... More

    Closed 1 June 2021

  • Thames Path Landscaping Improvements

    The Thames Path by Cherry Gardens is a riverside site of approximately 1900m² adjacent to residential properties. It is a linear site with mature planting making up part of the Thames Path. We want to encourage lots of local people of all ages to feel inspired to use this part... More

    Closed 31 May 2021

  • Mermaid Court Consultation

    Tell us how we can improve Mermaid Court for all residents and businesses. We’d like to make Mermaid Court a safer and more pleasant street for people to use. The Art Academy, who are based on Mermaid Court have worked with Better Bankside and Southwark Council to understand how the... More

    Closed 31 May 2021

  • Leroy Street, Creasy estate

    We've committed to build 11,000 new council homes across Southwark by 2043 - 2,500 of these by 2022. It's a big goal, but crucial if we're going to tackle the housing crisis and make sure our residents have quality homes they can be proud of, now and in the future. Leroy Street, Creasy... More

    Closed 24 May 2021

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We Asked, You Said, We Did

Here are some of the issues we have consulted on and their outcomes. See all outcomes

We asked

We asked you whether you would like to change the location of the permeable road closure on Alberta Street or keep the closure in its current location. There were three options to choose from which provided different access arrangements, parking changes and impact on walking and cycling.

You said

You said - You told us that the majority of respondents to the survey (53%) preferred Option 3, this is to keep the permeable road closure in its current location on Alberta Street.

We did

Following the outcome of the survey the permeable road closure has stayed in its current location. A further review of all the low-traffic neighbourhood measures installed in Walworth as experimental measures will be carried out in Summer 2021.

We asked

We asked service users and providers for their views on the updated Travel Assistance Policy 2020, and in particular whether the terms of the policy were sufficiently clear.

You said

Overall respondents found the revised policy sufficiently clear, but offered comments on some of the specific terms.

We did

We have implemented a number of detailed changes to the text of the Policy, and the revised Travel Assistance Policy has now been approved by the Lead Cabinet Member.

We asked

What time of day are you able to leave waste out for collection in the morning and evening?

You said

  • In the morning between 8am and 9am
  • In the evening between 6pm and 7pm

We did

  • We listened to the views expressed by residents and businesses
  • We will use the most popular suggestions (as above) for the Camberwell Town Centre scheme
  • As with other areas that benefit from the scheme, there will be no waste or large commercial waste bins on the streets of Camberwell Town Centre for most of each day
  • These arrangement will make the area cleaner and more pleasant for everyone

UPDATE:

Southwark Council has made the decision to postpone the roll-out of the timed waste collection scheme to Camberwell in response to the current impact COVID-19 (coronavirus) is having.

The current government advice is for non-essential businesses to close and for people to stay at home unless they are travelling for the reasons given in the guidance. It is essential for us as a council to follow the government advice regarding staff, and the stay at home requirement, in order to limit the spread of the virus.