Queen of the South in Tulse Hill Announces It Will Close

Queen of the South, the much-loved pub on Norwood Road in Tulse Hill, has announced that it will be closing. The news was shared with the community in a statement posted to the pub’s Instagram account on 13 December.

When the Fruit and Veg stall outside Co-Op is open over Christmas

As part of our Green Norwood project we highlight zero packaging shopping and there is no better example of that than our local fruit and veg stall outside the Co-Op on Norwood Road run by the brilliant Tina and Ross.

A23 Streatham Hill works

We reported last April on the plans by Transport for London (TfL), in partnership with Lambeth Council, to commence major improvement works on the A23 Streatham Hill corridor. These works will include protected cycle lanes and dedicated bus lanes in both directions. We can now give an update on these works, which are set to continue until spring 2027.

Free Christmas Tree Collections from 5 January

Lambeth Council has confirmed that real Christmas trees will be collected for free across the borough from 5 January 2026. Residents can place their real trees next to their bins on their usual collection day, provided all decorations and pots have been removed.

Lambeth’s Gambling Policy 2026-29

We made representations to Lambeth Council in response to the recent proposed refresh of its Gambling Policy. The Council is required to review and adopt this policy every three years, and the next will run until January 2029.

Tesco Shoppers Can Help Fund Next Year’s Gipsy Hill Village Fete

Shoppers across Lambeth have the chance to support the Friends of Gipsy Hill Village Fete by using their blue tokens in Tesco stores.

Revised Christmas Rubbish and Recycling Collections in Lambeth

Lambeth Council has announced changes to rubbish and recycling collections over Christmas and New Year. Some rounds will take place a day later than usual. Find out the updated schedule.

Lambeth Warns Residents Over Dangers of Incorrect Battery Disposal

Lambeth Council has issued a warning to residents following a rise in serious fires caused by the incorrect disposal of batteries and electronic items. Lithium batteries thrown into household recycling bins have been linked to fires in refuse vehicles and waste facilities, putting frontline staff and the public at risk.

Centre 70 official announcement on its future

Centre 70 has announced it will close on 17 December after 55 years, citing rising costs, reduced funding and long delays in legal aid payments as the reasons for entering voluntary liquidation.

Lambeth Council Festive Appeal

'This festive season, make a positive difference in your community by buying a present from our wishlist for a local sanctuary-seeking child to ensure they can enjoy some Christmas cheer.

Norwood Forum

News