Consultations

Following the Council’s decision to proceed with Electric Vehicle Recharging Bay proposals, the statutory consultation commences on 27 May 2022 and will close on 17 June 2022

The Black Lives Matter protests during 2020 led to new momentum behind long-standing concerns about statues, memorials and street names with associations with the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade.  This is a community conversation, together we want to develop proposals on how to deal with this difficult aspect of our history. We would like to hear your views by taking comments on our Commonplace site. The consultation is open from 9 March to 31 May 2022.

We want your views on our proposals to install two rising bollards, one at each end of Oakwood Drive. The consultation runs from 11 April to 22 May. Please share your views with us by completing the online survey or by completing the hand-delivered survey to your door.

Following the Council’s decision to proceed with Electric Vehicle Recharging Bay proposals, the statutory consultation commences on 08 April 2022 and will close on 29 April 2022

Following the Council’s decision to proceed with Electric Vehicle Recharging Bay proposals, the statutory consultation commences on 08 April 2022 and will close on 29 April 2022

We want to ask you about the local issues and possible improvements that could be made to the streets of West Dulwich. We’re seeking your views on traffic, air quality, green spaces and the public realm. Please share your views with us via the Commonplace site. The consultation is open from 26 January to 25 March 2022. UPDATE: **Thank you for your responses, the end of consultation report has now been added under ​‘Outcomes’**.

We’re asking the views of people who live, work and travel in the trial low traffic neighbourhood (LTN). This is because we’re considering making the changes permanent after monitoring of the LTN and found that it has reduced traffic in the area. Please share your views by completing our survey. The consultation runs from 14 February to 20 March 2022.

We’re planning to create a new low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) in Brixton Hill, because many local streets are clogged by motor vehicles using them as a shortcut. By reducing traffic, we can support more people to walk, wheel, scoot and cycle.

We’re planning to create a new low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) in Streatham Wells, because many local streets are clogged by motor vehicles using them as a shortcut. By reducing traffic, we can support more people to walk, wheel, scoot and cycle.

We’re asking people who live, work and travel in the trial low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) to share their views by doing a survey. This is because we’re considering making the changes permanent after monitoring the LTN and finding that it has been reducing traffic in the area. The consultation is open from 15 November to 19 December 2021.