Southwark Council is conducting a parking study in the Dog Kennel Hill area.
A parking study is an opportunity for the council to assess the parking issues in a certain area by asking the local residents and businesses how they view parking on their street and whether they would like a parking...More
Southwark Council has made the ambitious commitment to build 11,000 new council homes by 2043, with the first 1,500 delivered by the end of 2018.
We currently have over 300 new homes either completed or under construction in the new homes programme and have been working with residents to...More
We received a significant number of responses to the consultation which closed on 28 April and we are grateful to all who took the time to consider the proposals and respond. Following the consultation end date we have received requests for a extension to the consultation period to enable some...More
The council wants to significantly increase the number of residents using a bicycle as their preferred way of getting around, particularly for local journeys. Installing cycle hangars is one of the ways we can support this. This is supported by the Mayor for London’s Vision for Cycling.
Cycle...More
Southwark Council has made the ambitious commitment to build 11,000 new council homes by 2043, with the first 1,500 delivered by the end of 2018.
We currently have over 300 new homes either completed or under construction in the new homes programme and have been working with residents to...More
Have your say on how we can reduce dog related anti-social (ASB) behaviour within Southwark.
In order to reduce dog related ASB and encourage responsible dog ownership Southwark Council would like to introduce a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) to include the following:
For those...More
Southwark Council, and it's partners organised through the Southwark Safeguarding Children's Board, is starting a new piece of work to raise public awareness of the risks associated with children being sexually exploited. We need your responses to this survey; and the responses of as...More
We want to improve your streets to encourage walking, improve access to public transport and promote cycling at a gentle pace.
The place we are proposing to introduce changes is shaded blue on the map and is based on a proposed Quietway route from Peckham Rye to Wimbledon Chase. Quietways are...More
Get involved
Southwark is an exciting place to live, and we want everyone who lives here to have a say in their home borough, in how it evolves, and how the council invests its time, energy and resources. We already have a number of ways for local people to get involved in our conversations and...More
Community Council meeting feedback
We would greatly appreciate it, if you could please spend a couple of minutes answering the following questions about the new format Peckham and Nunhead Community Council meeting you attended in March 2017. All the responses are anonymous and will help us...More
We have identified some of the big challenges and opportunities facing Southwark both now and into the future. Now we want to know what you think.
We are asking you how you use your street and how can it work better.We are also asking what you think about our new policies. Do you think these...More
The council has made immediate Article 4 Directions to protect traditional public houses across the borough. This is in recognition of the unique community and historic value pubs bring to local communities. The Article 4 Directions remove permitted development rights for the change of use,...More
Community Council meeting feedback
We would greatly appreciate it, if you could please spend a couple of minutes answering the following questions about the last Community Council meeting you attended. All the responses are anonymous and will help us improve the meetings. Thanks for your...More
Southwark Council has made a commitment to ensure there is a top quality playground in every local area by 2018.
Leyton Square was identified as a priority park for potential funding and investment in the existing playground.
We want to know what you think of our plans to improve the...More
Community Council meeting feedback
We would greatly appreciate it, if you could please spend a couple of minutes answering the following questions about the last Community Council meeting you attended. All the responses are anonymous and will help us improve the meetings. Thanks for your...More
Southwark Council has received a number of requests from the public to address safety concerns in Old Jamaica Road and Thurland Road. We are now looking to improve the safety in Old Jamaica Road and Thurland Road, particularly the main pedestrian route to and from the school and the main route...More
#SYCElectionWeek 2017
Southwark Youth Council (SYC) is a group of young people, elected by young people to represent the voices of young people through their schools and neighbourhoods. SYC support the Council’s engagement with young people and work on developing more exciting and involving...More
Southwark Council has recently installed secure ground anchors within a solo motorcycle bay on Vicarage Grove.
It is hoped that the introduction of these security devices will make motorcycle bays more secure for riders.
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The council has started public consultation on a revised Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) draft charging schedule and regulation 123 list. This follows the public consultation on the preliminary draft charging schedule last year. The charging schedule is being revised to ensure that the...More
Southwark Council is holding a consultation exercise to ask you what you think about proposals to improve the appearance of Spa Road.
Background
Spa Road was a home to a major regeneration scheme that has recently been completed. Southwark Council is looking to improve the appearance of Spa...More
Southwark Council are seeking feedback on a new junction entry treatment proposed for Worlingham Road, at the junction of East Dulwich Road. As a local resident/property owner we value your feedback on this proposal.
Feedback on this proposal should be submitted by Monday 20 February 2017.
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The Village Ward Councillors and Southwark Council are seeking feedback on a new zebra crossing on Burbage Road, close to the junction of Half Moon Lane.
Feedback to this proposal must be submitted by Monday 13 February 2017.
The consultation plan (an illustration of the proposal) can be...More
We would like to hear your views on the proposal to introduce parking controls to your area.
Please read the background documents below and consider the feasibility drawing before completing the questionnaire online or by post via the freepost address, by 30 January 2017.
For the...More
Southwark Youth Council (SYC) is a group of young people, elected by young people to represent the voices of young people through their schools and neighbourhoods. SYC support the Council’s engagement with young people and work on developing more exciting and involving ways of addressing...More
Southwark Council has made the ambitious commitment to build 11,000 new council homes by 2043, with the first 1,500 delivered by the end of 2018.
We currently have over 300 new homes either completed or under construction in the new homes programme and have been working with residents to...More
The North Cross Road market is becoming more popular and businesses in the area are growing with more visitors as well as local people using it as their shopping area.
We want to support this growth by:
Extending the market
Having a permanent road closure in place every...More
Introduction
Air pollution is often thought to be one of the unavoidable gripes of city living, like traffic and crowded tubes. The levels of harmful pollutants in London’s air are frequently over the legal limits in some areas including parts of Southwark. Local air quality is...More
Southwark is ever changing, with developing communities and revitalised neighbourhoods; we need to ensure that we are meeting our ambitions for Southwark to continue to be a leading borough for culture and safeguard this for future generations.
To this end we are refreshing the existing...More
Bus delays have been highlighted along this route near 24 to 68 Peckham Rye , with measures planned to increase bus reliability. We are planning to introduce a three metre wide bus lane operational during peak times, and removal of four pay and display parking spaces.
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