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Our Healthy Walworth Review Consultation - extended to 19th September

Thank you to everyone who has already responded to the Our Healthy Walworth Review consultation. We've had over 700 responses but we want to make sure that everyone has the chance to share their views - so we're extending the consultation to 19th September.

All the details and the online survey can be found on the Walworth Review webpage - www.southwark.gov.uk/ohwalworthreview

The extension is giving us extra time to engage with school communities in Walworth as the new term starts, as well as to meet and hear from local businesses.

There is also just time to sign up for our community zoom meeting on Wednesday 1st September at 6pm - sign up here: https://walworthreview.eventbrite.co.uk

As well as your views on the current changes, we want to hear your ideas about improving the streetspace - what can we do with our streets to improve them for everyone? We've included some suggestions like the one below in the consultation, but these are really just a starting point.

Please encourage all your friends, family and neighbours to get involved and let us know what they think!

Posted on 31st August 2021

by Jonathan Hamston

Our Healthy Walworth Review Consultation - until 5th September

Have your say in the Our Healthy Walworth Review consultation – open until 5th September.

Full details and the consultation questionnaire can be found here: Our Healthy Walworth Review

What you tell us in this consultation will help guide Southwark Council on whether to keep the road changes in Walworth, amend them or take them out. It takes five minutes to have your say.

Families enjoying one of our pop-up 'activation events'

It’s vital we hear from everyone who has an interest in your local streets – children, older people, people with disabilities, businesses, cyclists, commuters, shoppers… everyone. So please pass this on to your friends, family and neighbours.

There are loads of other opportunities to speak with council officers about the changes – we’re holding pop-up stalls throughout August, and there are two more Zoom meetings for the whole community coming up:-

  • this Saturday 21st August 2pm
  • and Wednesday 1st September 6pm
  • book your place on these at https://walworthreview.eventbrite.co.uk/

    Hope to see you there!

    Posted on 16th August 2021

    by Jonathan Hamston

    Pelier Park consultation

    Southwark Council are consulting on future improvements to Pelier Park, a small park to the west of Walworth Road, and we'd love to hear from all of you who have taken an interest in our Streetspace project.

    Pelier Park is a small local park, off Walworth Road, which is in need of investment. It is proposed that a complete redesign and enhancement to the park will transform its visual appeal and could increase visitor numbers and encourage wider use.

    We carried out an initial consultation last year and the park design has been updated based on the feedback from that consultation - which you can view here .

    The new consultation is open until 11th October and can be found at www.southwark.gov.uk/pelierpark2

    Posted on 8th September 2020

    by Jonathan Hamston

    Walworth Experimental Travel Measures - Frequently Asked Questions

    Over 1200 people have now visited our map at https://walworthstreetspace.commonplace.is/ and hundreds have given us their views on the impact of the changes in Walworth. Please continue to visit the site and add your views and suggestions, as you see changes continuing in the streets around you - every comment will be read and considered as part of the evaluation of the scheme, and will help us to improve it.

    We have now published a set of ' Frequently Asked Questions ' which go into more detail on how the project works and the process going forward.

    Thank you once again from the Highways team for all your contributions.

    Posted on 17th July 2020

    by Jonathan Hamston