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The Norwood Pensioners' Group

The Norwood Pensioners’ Group was established in response to a need for local services for older people in the Norwood area. All activities take place every Tuesday (term time only) at the Old Library.

Voting rights for EU citizens have changed – What is Happening?

Due to 2022 legislation, some EU citizens will lose their automatic right to vote or stand for election. Lambeth’s Electoral Services Team is reviewing all EU citizens currently registered to vote and will contact them to confirm their eligibility to remain on the electoral register.

Measles risk to Lambeth children

As of November 2024, Lambeth has reported the second highest number of confirmed measles cases, particularly among children aged 5-11 years old, in the UK since January 2024. Find out how to prevent measles and information on symptoms.

Norwood Public Transport - Part Three

Following the round table discussions at our AGM in July, Norwood Forum has been busy collating all the comments we have collected during the first half of this year. Find out more.

Tulse Hill Gyratory Safety Scheme - consultation

You may recall that Norwood Forum launched the Streetworks community project in 2013, aimed at enhancing the street landscape from Tulse Hill to West Norwood. While much of the project has been completed, a few final elements are still to be finished.

West Norwood Cemetery: autumn 2024 update

In our May 2024 update, we shared details of the National Lottery Heritage Fund project at West Norwood Cemetery. Following an October meeting of the shadow Strategic Partnership Board, we can now provide an update on the project and related developments.

192 Norwood Road SE27 9AU: Adult Gaming Centre

In April, we reported on a planning application from Reels Casino Slots Limited to convert the empty shop at 192 Norwood Road SE27 9AU into a 24/7 adult gaming centre. Despite Norwood Forum’s objections to the proposal, Lambeth Council approved the application, limiting operating hours to 8am-11pm.

Re-opening of Brockwell Hall in Spring 2025

Brockwell Hall will once again open its doors thanks to a transformative £7.7 million investment from Lambeth Council, including £3.9 million funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund and support of the Brockwell Park Community Partners.

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