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Norwood Road (A215) Bus Priority: consultation

Lambeth Council has announced a project to seek to improve bus journey times along Norwood Road and the A215 Corridor from just south of the Tulse Hill gyratory up to and including the West Norwood gyratory (Norwood High Street/Ernest Avenue/Knights' Hill) to make services faster and more reliable.

Clean air night

Its clean air night on Thursday 22 January 2026. This annual public awareness campaign shines a light on the significant but often under-appreciated health and environmental impacts of wood burning.

West Norwood library exhibition: Proscribed

West Norwood Library & Picturehouse is to host Proscribed, a free exhibition by award winning portrait artist Jonny Kemp. The show centres on portraits of Defend Our Juries activists arrested during protest, asking a stark question about power, legality and who is deemed dangerous in contemporary Britain, and why?

Your views on Hate Crime

Lambeth Council wants to better understand how residents feel about hate crime and radicalisation in our borough, and are running a survey to explore what people know, how confident they are in reporting concerns, and what might stop them from doing so.

Local road closures

A number of local roads will be closed for repair works up to early February 2026:

January Newsletters from other local organisations

This is a list of links to the newsletters we receive each month ranging from the creative to wildlife to transport.
Sign-up numbers are gold-dust both to Norwood Forum and to our colleagues running these organisations. We need strong stats to use in funding applications for instance. 
So, if you are interested in what information they hold, we strongly urge you to sign up for these yourself.

TfL investment in public transport in Lambeth

Lambeth Council has set out the case to Transport for London for more investment in our borough’s key public transport projects, highlighting how they would benefit our residents, boost local businesses and contribute to the Lambeth Growth Plan.

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