Southwark Council has engaged Living Streets (the national charity campaigning for better streets and public spaces for people on foot) to look at Lordship Lane (from Goose Green to the Plough, by the Library) from the point of view of local people. The idea is to identify ways to improve our main shopping street and make it a better place to walk, talk, shop and meet friends.  

Most people I have spoken to think Lordship Lane could be a better place for pedestrians.  If you have views - now is the time to make them heard!

COME TO A MEETING: on Wednesday 31st January at 7.00pm, at the Dulwich Grove United Reformed Church Hall, opposite Dulwich Hospital – free refreshments

COME FOR A WALK: You can join Living Streets and local councillors on Lordship Lane to point out problems first-hand on Saturday 3rd February at 11.00am, starting from Dulwich Grove United Reformed Church Hall, opposite Dulwich Hospital.

Please come along and raise the issues important to you about Lordship Lane, and how it affects your quality of life. If you can attend, please let Paul at Living Streets know on 01539 738610, or 07917 312911; or email paul.holdsworth@livingstreets.org.uk – or simply turn up on the day!