Latest communication from the Future Clapham Team

This  is your the update on the Future Clapham area regeneration. As you will be aware the developer Cathedral are currently continuing to fundraise for the Future Clapham scheme. While this process is ongoing preparations for the anticipated demolition works are underway. If you live in an adjacent or adjoining property to the development site [...]

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Notice regarding parking in Clapham Old Town

Please find below a notice from Lambeth council which includes notification about changes to parking on Clapham Old Town
PROPOSED CONVERSION OF AN EXISTING ON STREET PARKING PLACE IN OLD TOWN TO A LOADING PLACE AND THE REDUCTION OF AN EXISTING ON-STREET PARKING PLACE IN MERVAN ROAD
(NOTE:- This notice is about proposals to reduce an existing on street [...]

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Make your choice on council spending

There is one week left for Lambeth residents to choose how Lambeth Council spends £250,000.
As part of the Lambeth Community Action Fund, £250,000 has been allocated to local projects and the local community will choose which ones get the money.
This is the first ever participatory budgeting scheme run by the council The [...]

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Lillieshall Road – waiting restrictions

WAITING RESTRICTIONS VARIOUS ROADS
(Note: This notice is about the introduction of new waiting and loading restrictions and changes to existing
waiting restrictions in the lengths of roads specified this notice.)
1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Lambeth Borough Council on 20th May 2009 made the Lambeth (Waiting and Loading Restriction) (Amendment No. 164) Order 2009 and the Lambeth [...]

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Temporary closure of Edgeley Road

ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 – SECTION 16A
TEMPORARY TRAFFIC AND PARKING RESTRICTIONS IN EDGELEY ROAD
FOR A SOCIAL EVENT
1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, to enable a social event to take place, the Council of the London Borough of Lambeth subject to the agreement of Transport for London, intend to make an order [...]

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Footway and Carriageway improvements

details of the list of carriageway and footway planned maintenance schemes to be undertaken on borough roads during 2009-10. Carriageway schemes have been selected on the basis of condition while in the case of footways the condition indices were weighted to reflect volume of usage, importance as a link, importance in townscape profile, linkage with [...]

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Notification of closure of Fitzwilliam Road

LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 – SECTION 14
TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF PART OF FITZWILLIAM ROAD
1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, to enable redevelopment works to be carried out to the school, the Council of the London Borough of Lambeth intend to make an Order the effect of which would be to temporarily ban [...]

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Considerate Cycling

A project has been launched to encourage considerate cycling in the borough. Whilst we are all keen to increase the number of people cycling, with both environmental and health benefits, there is a common concern that a minority of cyclists show little or no consideration for pedestrians – cycling too fast in Lambeth’s parks and green [...]

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Clapham Common North Side / The Chase junction improvement

Work has begun on improvements to the junction between North Side and The Chase. When completed this will reduce traffic speeds and make it easier and safer to walk and cycle across Clapham Common North Side.
 
Following the redirection of buses and other vehicles along Long Road last year there was a noticeable increase traffic speed [...]

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Licensing application; Traders 29 North Street London

Below is a licensing application which has been presented to Lambeth council. If you If you have any comments in respect of this application, please contact licensing@lambeth.gov.uk prior to 3 September and feel free to also post your views on this application in the comments section below (noting any comments here  would not be taken into consideration [...]

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