I have been approached by local people who are very concerned on the road closure schemes being enforced by Lambeth and Southwark Councils under the smokescreen of Covid-19 emergency transport legislation.

The Conservative Government is providing £300 million to local authorities in England to develop plans to keep the spread of coronavirus under control in local areas.

We were delighted to host an online Q&A with Brandon Lewis MP last night. 

Association members dialled into to Zoom to hear from Brandon, who joined us from Hillsborough Castle, in County Down, Northern Ireland. 

Sadiq Khan has decided to increase the Congestion Charge to £15, and expand it to 7 days a week (7am-10pm). New residents will also lose the resident discount. These changes are meant to come into effect on 22nd June 2020 - unless we can force him to abandon his plans first.

Southwark Metals has lodged an application to build a scrap metal processing site in the Norwood area. 

The chosen site is on Windsor Grove, just off Elder Road. This is very close to Kingswood Primary School, Park Campus and Windsor Close housing.

We are deeply concerned by the number of residents in the Rosendale Road area of Dulwich who are very unhappy with Lambeth Council and TfL’s proposal to create a so-called Healthy Route along Rosendale Road. 

It was with great sadness we have been informed of the death of Gerry Bowden.

Our candidate for General Election 2019, Jane Lyons, has laid our her vision for Dulwich & West Norwood. 

Jane, a Dulwich resident of some 20 years, will be your local champion and will deliver for our community.

Jane has six main priorities for the local area:

Dulwich & West Norwood Conservatives Associated is pleased to announce that Jane Lyons has been selected as the Conservative Party candidate for the 2019 General Election. 

Every election is important, but this election will determine the future of our country for many generations.