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Submission of Draft Revised Lambeth Local Plan

The London Borough of Lambeth submitted the Draft Revised Lambeth Local Plan to the Secretary of State for examination on 22 May 2020, in accordance with Regulation 22 of the Town and Country Planning (Local Planning) (England) Regulations 2012.

Domestic Abuse

As some of you may know one of the negative consequences of lockdown has been a rise in domestic abuse. Domestic abuse takes many forms and is often unreported. Below is a note from Lambeth's Gaia Centre for those that are victims or know someone who is at risk.

Sustrans - making it easier to walk and cycle

Sustrans www.sustrans.org.uk/ have a wide range of initiatives, including:

Help improve the Lambeth Council website

Further to our earlier story here, the Lambeth Council digital team is working to improve further the Council’s website, so that we can all access the services and information we need in a way that's easy to understand and simple to use.

Help to improve inpatient mental health services in Lambeth - focus group recruitment

The Lambeth Patient Participation Group Network is to run an online focus group before the end of May 2020 for Black British, African and Caribbean men.

Windsor Grove scrap metal yard: planning application submitted

Southwark Metals has now submitted its planning application for the new metal recycling building at Windsor Grove SE27 9NT (next to the Royal Mail Sorting Office). You can access the full details of the application on the Lambeth Planning Portal here (there are 56 supporting documents); enter the reference: 20/01066:

Thames Water: emergency works near Elmcourt Health Centre

Further to our story last Friday here, Thames Water have now advised that their engineers have completed excavations around the pipework near Elmcourt Health Centre, Norwood Road in order to begin more detailed pressure tests on the valve under review.

Post-Lockdown: big changes to the way we move around

As lockdown is eased, we will see more people walking and cycling. This is expected to become the new normal as we follow social distancing guidelines and avoid public transport.

Norwood Stations: West Norwood and Tulse Hill

As people trickle back to work, and how to manage social distancing is being carefully reviewed, we have been speaking to our local railway station managers about their plans. Station managers have been mandated to implement crowd flow management plans to minimise the risks of people being in close proximity (although of course these cannot be fully eliminated).

Free online courses: setting up and managing Zoom meetings

Clear Community Web are running a new series of four free workshops on setting up and managing zoom meetings. These workshops are a little more advanced than the successful ‘basics’ one held recently. The workshops are very hands on and practical.

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