Tell the Council what harm the Dulwich road closures are causing to you, your family and your neighbours

In July, the Leader of the Council said he wanted us to have trust and faith in the numbers. But we still have more questions than answers…

Now is the time to make our voices heard on the streets where we live and work

The results of the Dulwich Streetspace consultation are in – but the Council has done its best to bury them.

LTNs are destroying jobs and the local economy, Dulwich businesses tell Southwark Council

We examine one of the central statistics in the July 2021 monitoring report.

Dulwich’s elderly and disabled residents tell Southwark Council how the Dulwich LTNs have impacted their lives

The evidence suggests that Council officers are preparing to recommend a plan that takes no account of local views. Will the Leader of the Council intervene?

Surveys representing more than 800 households show four out of five do not support 24/7 closure.

Southwark has been promising the facts on traffic and air quality since the start of the review. Where are they?

Why all groups are equal, but some are more equal than others.

Who is making all these false accusations against One Dulwich and why?

Following on from our earlier news piece, we show that Southwark misled the community about the results of the 2019 public consultation.

It’s time to look at facts and data instead of pushing ahead with a scheme that just displaces traffic.

The Dulwich LTN has pushed traffic on to what Southwark calls the ‘displacement routes’. What difference has it made to people living on these roads?

Dulwich doesn’t fit Southwark’s criteria for a Low Traffic Neighbourhood. So who were the people who persuaded Southwark to go ahead?

Concern is mounting as confusion and mixed messages about the consultation process begin.

Southwark Council has always said that the local community wanted the 24/7 closure, but new information reveals a very different picture.

An East Dulwich campaign group is crowdfunding £1500 because Southwark Council is failing to monitor pollution from displaced traffic.

No respite for homes, businesses and schools on what Southwark calls the ‘displacement routes’.