Join the Old Kent Road Business Network
The Old Kent Road Area Action Plan (AAP) sets out a vision and strategy for the Old Kent Road area over the next 20 years. The area will see significant change, including at least 20,000 new homes; provision of a range of business and...More
The Statement of Community Involvement explains how you can get involved in planning matters.
Its key purpose is to:
Give details about the opportunities you have to help make plans, policies and decisions that can affect your community and where you live
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Our residents across Southwark are concerned about housing. That’s why we’re building 11,000 new council homes in the borough by 2043 - 2,500 of these by 2022. It’s a big goal, but it’s crucial if we’re going to tackle the housing crisis and make sure our residents have...More
We are proposing to implement parking restrictions to prioritise parking for residents in the streets south of Old Kent Road.
At the same time we would like to review the existing parking restrictions in Trafalgar zone (T). Permit requirements were removed in 2006 and we...More
Help us make sure Southwark's housing strategy is clear and comprehensive by giving us your views on the principles and commitments.
In 2015 Southwark Council agreed a housing strategy to 2043. The housing strategy covers all tenures. As it is now 2020 we have taken the decision to...More
We want to hear your views on draft proposals to improve roads in the Dulwich area. Everything in this survey will be subject to modelling and further consultation before implementation.
Objective
In response to concerns from local residents, we are proposing an area-wide approach in...More
Southwark Council is closing Blackwood Street and Walworth Place to vehicle access as a trial. The road closure aims to achieve the following objectives:
• Make East Street Market and the surrounding area safer by stopping through-traffic on residential streets
• Make East Street...More
We’re committed to improving the quality of care for residents and families living in residential and nursing care homes in Southwark. In order to do this we would like to better understand the views and experiences of:
residents and families, using nursing or residential...More
We’re committed to improving the quality of care for residents and families living in residential and nursing care homes in Southwark. In order to do this we would like to better understand the views and experiences of:
residents and families, using nursing...More
We’re committed to improving the quality of care for residents and families living in residential and nursing care homes in Southwark. In order to do this we would like to better understand the views and experiences of:
residents and families, using nursing or residential...More
Southwark Council is proposing to make changes to its Travel Assistance Policy for young people aged between 5 and 25 years old to ensure that it is up to date, is in line with guidance from the Department for Education, and is clear and transparent to service users and/ or their parents and...More
We are proposing to make changes to Brenchley Gardens to reduce vehicle speed and improve safety for users by providing better facilities for walking, cycling and accessing public transport. Speed surveys have told us that the average speed of vehicles on Brenchley Gardens is 26.5mph which...More
Southwark, like many London Boroughs is an area where demand for social housing far outstrips supply. We have a once in a lifetime opportunity to improve the lives of our residents and build new council homes in the borough. It is crucial if we’re going to tackle the housing crisis...More
We are proposing to make changes to Sydenham Hill to reduce vehicle speed and improve safety for users by providing better facilities for walking, cycling and accessing public transport. Speed surveys have told us that the average speed of vehicles on Sydenham Hill is 25.4mph which is above the...More
Summary
We would like to know your view on our proposals for:
Improvements to pedestrian and cycle facilities at the Dog Kennel Hill junction with Grove Hill Road and Champion Hill; and
Making permanent the ‘No Entry' on Champion Hill.
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Help us to shape how we can improve your estate.
Our residents across Southwark are concerned about housing. That’s why we’re building 11,000 new council homes in the borough by 2043 - 2,500 of these by 2022. It’s a big goal, but it’s crucial if we’re going...More
Our residents across Southwark are concerned about housing. That’s why we’re building 11,000 new council homes in the borough by 2043 - 2,500 of these by 2022. It’s a big goal, but it’s crucial if we’re going to tackle the housing crisis and make sure our residents have quality...More
We are improving walking and cycling facilities on Sumner Street including the junction with Southwark Street. These changes will:
Provide a more pleasant environment for people visiting Tate Modern and local businesses;
Improve cycle facilities and the connection to...More
Help us to shape how we provide services for young people to enjoy.
We’re looking at how we can plan to provide better services and activities for young people to enjoy. In order to do this, w e would like to hear from young people (10-25 years), parents and...More
Southwark Council is reviewing its Alcohol Licensing Policy and we welcome feedback from all residents, businesses and partners on the changes we are proposing. The Policy sets out how we will make licensing decisions, how new licensed premises are likely to be permitted to operate, and how...More
Help us to identify how we can support you and other young people from being excluded from school, and from being moved off the school roll when it is not in your and other young people's best interests.
The decision to exclude young people is not taken lightly. However, over the past two...More
Help us to understand and find out how we can better support your child, to reduce the need for school exclusions and prevent pupils from being moved off the school roll or register when it is not in their best interests.
The decision to exclude children is not taken lightly. However, over...More
Southwark Council is organising the Southwark Care Awards to recognise the contribution of both paid and unpaid carers in our local communities. The event will celebrate the impact that everyday heroes have and ensure that care workers in Southwark...More
Our residents across Southwark are concerned about housing. That’s why we’re building 11,000 new council homes in the borough by 2043 - 2,500 of these by 2022. It’s a big goal, but it’s crucial if we’re going to tackle the housing crisis and make sure our residents have quality homes...More
Tell us what you think about Consort Park.
Southwark Council’s Parks and Leisure Department is working on an overall plan to improve Consort Park. Public consultation will be taking place to help produce a design and Master Plan for the park.
This plan will...More
The Housing Scrutiny Commission wants to collect views and experiences from Southwark tenants and leasholders with regards to the council’s in-house housing repairs service.
This survey will provide evidence for a Scrutiny Commission Report which will go to Southwark’s...More
Help us to make improvements to Victory Community Park in Walworth.
We want to deliver improvements to Victory Community Park for people who live, work or visit the park to enjoy.
We want to improve:
the general landscape of the park ...More
We are proposing to make some changes on Cheltenham Road and at the junction with Ivydale Road and Kelvington Road. These changes are planned to make the area safer and more convenient, especially for pedestrians, cyclists and bus passengers.
Proposed changes include:-
wider pavements...More
People have told us there is too much rubbish in the streets around Camberwell Town Centre. We want to work with businesses and residents to make it cleaner for everyone who lives, works and shops in the area.
We are planning to introduce a scheme to manage when rubbish and recycling...More
In 2015 Southwark Council introduced a new charging policy, called Southwark’s Fairer Contribution Policy, which was implemented in April 2016. Southwark Council is now reviewing this policy and we want to hear what you think.
The funding of adult social care is a national...More