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ChooSE27 Comedy Festival

From 11 to 18 October, the ChooSE27 Comedy Festival returns to West Norwood and Tulse Hill, brought to you by Station to Station and Good Ship Comedy.

Centrepoint’s Affordable Housing for Young People Approved in Gipsy Hill

Plans for 18 new affordable homes for young people in Gipsy Hill have been approved by Lambeth Council’s Planning Applications Committee.

Support Julian’s Primary: School Reopens After Fire - PTA Launches Crowdfunder

Julian’s Primary School has reopened on a temporary site after a devastating fire left its Streatham building unusable. A much-needed fundraiser is now live to support pupils, teachers and families as they recover - find out how to help.

Look out for your annual electoral canvass communication for 2025!

Look out for your annual voter registration letter from Lambeth Electoral Services and check that the details are correct for your household.

Celebrating Black History Month

Black History Month returns this October with a wide range of events celebrating African and Caribbean heritage, history and culture across Lambeth. This year’s programme includes talks, performances, exhibitions and community activities led by Lambeth Libraries and local organisations.

Green Norwood Launches New Call for Community Action

Green Norwood has launched a new call for community action, with local residents already sharing ideas on how to make our area greener and more sustainable. Now we want to hear from you - share your priorities by completing our short survey and help shape the next steps.

Lambeth Council is asking for residents to help it tackle its huge budget challenge

Update 19 October 2025
Norwood Forum sent in a detailed response, read it here.
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Earlier this week at the regular Lambeth Forum Network meeting, the Forums (including ourselves) received a briefing on the latest financial challenges facing the Council.

A New Met for London: consultation

The Metropolitan Police is consulting the public on their New Met for London (NMfL 2) plan. They say this is a vital opportunity for Londoners to have a say on their policing priorities; they want to reach as many voices as possible in order to ensure the plan reflects the experiences and concerns of our diverse community.

white house, Norwood Grove: get involved in its future

Discover the rich history of Norwood Grove, from its origins as a 19th-century estate and mansion lodge - and get involved in its future.

Transform Tulse Hill - latest update

Update 26.08.25
The campaign held a second public meeting this evening - minutes to follow - but the main decision taken was to form a Steering Group with an online meeting in two weeks time for anyone interested in joining.

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