Future Norwood Consultation Lambeth Council is currently consulting with local residents, businesses and partners to develop a ‘masterplan’ for West Norwood. To ensure you have your say in this future plan please fill in this questionnaire by Monday 11 August.

Priorities Q1 There are a number of issues which have been identified through previous consultation.  Please tell us how important or unimportant you think each of the following are for future development in West Norwood. PLEASE CLICK IN ONE CIRCLE FOR EACH LINE   Very important   Fairly important   Not very important   Not at all important   Don't know   More local employment opportunities                     New and improved community facilities for everyone           New housing           More places to socialise           Better cycling, walking and public transport facilities           Improved look and feel of Norwood Town Centre and better access to open spaces           New ecological habitats and wildlife spaces           Reducing crime through good building and street design           A more accessible town centre and buildings           Better shops, including a local market           More people spending time and money in West Norwood           An affordable leisure facility

The rest of the questionnaire presents options for delivering some of the proposed developments.  For questions 2-3 please click the statement which best represents your view. Q2 West Norwood ‘cultural hub’. PLEASE CLICK IN THE CIRCLE WHICH BEST REPRESENTS YOUR VIEW.   I like West Norwood library and think a facelift for the existing building is all that is needed. A new library development alongside a refurbished South London Theatre building would best meet the needs of West Norwood for a ‘cultural hub’. A new library, refurbished South London Theatre by pedestrianisation of Norwood High Street in front of the new library building, and better access through St Luke’s gardens, would best meet Norwood's needs. Other Don’t know     Which 'other' option would you support? Q3 Business area. PLEASE CLICK IN THE CIRCLE WHICH BEST REPRESENTS YOUR VIEW.   The existing business area provides all the commercial space that is required and should be refurbished but not expanded. Retail and mixed-use development around the outer edges of the existing business area could bring new life to Norwood High Street and provide more flexible employment space. Radical changes are needed in the business area to meet the requirements of a different type of business and provide new housing. Other Don’t know     Which 'other' option would you support?

For questions 4-5 please click the statement which best represents your view. Q4 Norwood Hall. PLEASE CLICK IN THE CIRCLE WHICH BEST REPRESENTS YOUR VIEW.   Refurbishing and re-opening Norwood Hall would provide the type of community facilities that West Norwood most needs Redevelopment of Norwood Hall into community facilities and a leisure centre / new health facility on, or near this site are most needed Provision of sports and health facilities at Norwood Hall need to happen alongside better access to Norwood Road and improvements to the wider area. Other Don’t know     Which 'other' option would you support? Q5 Tulse Hill station. PLEASE CLICK IN THE CIRCLE WHICH BEST REPRESENTS YOUR VIEW.   Improving the two approaches to the station and introducing a small street market outside the front of the station would bring real benefit to this area. In addition to improving the look and feel of the station approach providing new studio or shop units and housing along the footpath would best improve the Tulse Hill station area Opening another station entrance on Avenue Road, in addition to providing new studios and shops on the footpath and a small street market will bring the greatest benefit to the area. Other Don’t know     Which 'other' option would you support?

Q6 Please state how important or unimportant you think each of the following are to improving East-West transport in West Norwood. PLEASE CLICK IN ONE CIRCLE FOR EACH LINE   Very important   Fairly important   Not very important   Not at all important   Don't know   Better East-West cycle routes               Opening up the cemetery to allow pedestrians to cut through           Improved pedestrian access from Canterbury Grove over the bridge to Norwood Road           Improved pedestrian access from Canterbury Grove through Norwood Hall open space to West Norwood Station           New East-West bus routes           Improve pedestrian crossing between Old Norwood Library and Library, including through St Luke’s gardens           New pedestrian crossing at Robson Road and Norwood Road junction

Q7 Please state how important or unimportant you think each of the following are to improving the look and feel of West Norwood. PLEASE CLICK IN ONE CIRCLE FOR EACH LINE   Very important   Fairly important   Not very important   Not at all important   Don't know   Decluttering the pavements within the main shopping area of Norwood Road             Partial and occasional pedestrianisation of a section of Norwood High Street for a market           Public square off Norwood Road between York Hill and Landsdowne Hill           Improvements to public space outside Tulse Hill station to make it more attractive           Improvements to the public spaces in the business area of Norwood           Creation of outdoor public space around or in front of West Norwood library           Better signage and signposting around the town centre           Public art or lighting projects to make the town centre more attractive           Adapting existing ecological habitats into an ecology park for educational and recreational purposes

Q8 Please state how important or unimportant you think each of the following are to  improving transport in West Norwood. PLEASE CLICK IN ONE CIRCLE FOR EACH LINE   Very important   Fairly important   Not very important   Not at all important   Don't know   Northbound cycle lane along Norwood Road           New station building for West Norwood station           Removal of all parking bays on Norwood Road to allow for southbound bus lane           New northbound bus lane on Knight’s Hill           Better access to Tulse Hill station, including new entrance from Avenue Road           New car park facility near the town centre         Q9 Please use the space provided to give any other comments you would like Lambeth Council to consider in developing the West Norwood masterplan?

About you To make sure that we are hearing from all of Norwood’s diverse communities and also to see if certain issues are more important to some groups than others, it is important that we ask you a few questions about yourself. Provision of personal information is voluntary and will be kept confidential. It will only be used in relation to this consultation.   Where do you live?   Norwood