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Relocated bus stops in Brixton

Transport for London’s decision in 2020 to relocate all the bus stops serving Tulse Hill from the centre of Brixton to the edges of the town centre (as part of COVID measures to increase space for social distancing) has resulted in difficulties for many residents in getting home using public…

Water rates compensation for residents

Community organisers based at High Trees recently contacted us to ask us to assist residents of St Martin’s Estate in taking on the three housing associations that own the estate over refunds for water bill collections they made in previous decades. A High Court ruling in October 2020 ruled that…

Tulse Hill LTN meeting

The next public meeting/Q&A session on the Tulse Hill LTN will be held tonight, Thursday 24th June 2021 at 6pm using Microsoft Teams. If you would like to register for this event, please send your name and address to: lowtrafficneighbourhoods@lambeth.gov.uk using ‘Tulse Hill Q and A’ in the subject line. If you don’t get a…

Damp on the St Martins Estate

One of the key ways for any campaign group to achieve change is to work with local representatives, Tenants and Residents Associations, local forums or the Safer NeighbourhoodPanels. These organisations allow residents to share concerns, get advice from outside bodies such as legal representatives and develop a strategy. Securing change…

Safer streets on St Matthews Road

Plans have been announced across Lambeth and other London Boroughs to implement temporary road safety measures to help people keep safe on the streets whilst social distancing during the coronavirus crisis. The Mayor of London and the Government have been asking people to avoid using public transport where they can…

An update on the Connecting Tulse Hill campaign

The Connecting Tulse Hill campaign was launched by a coalition of the three Tulse Hill Councillors, south London based employment/training-focused social enterprise Tree Shepherd, local charity High Trees Community Development Trust and Jubilee Primary School in April. We came together to raise funds to buy computer equipment and provide internet access to those who don’t have it in our area and in the…

An update on our Low Traffic Neighbourhood campaign

Lambeth Council was the first council in the country to launch an emergency coronavirus transport strategy which set out plans to protect residents from new dangers on the road as a result of changes to the way we move about. Since the start of the lockdown we have been using our streets…

Connecting Tulse Hill

Lambeth Council’s crowdfunding service has been a response to the Government’s huge cuts to its budget. Crowdfunding allows community projects to raise funds like they usually do – but then benefit from having Lambeth Council double the total amount they have raised – up a maximum of £5000. As your…

Low Traffic Neighbourhood

At the end of 2019 Lambeth Council published its new transport strategy which will help to radically reshape our Borough to clean up our toxic air, make it safer to walk and cycle, and reduce emissions. Local roads are currently dominated by rat-running, mostly by those who don’t live in…