Lewisham Council are in the process of redesigning a range of services supporting the health and wellbeing of children and young people aged 0-19 years old. This currently consists of two services; Health Visiting and the School Health Service.
The aim of these services is to promote...More
Lewisham Council are in the process of redesigning a range of services supporting the health and wellbeing of children and young people aged 0-19 years old. This currently consists of two services; Health Visiting and the School Health Service.
The aim of these services is to promote...More
With the Mayor's Office for Policing And Crime (MOPAC) funding, Lewisham Council have formed a partnership made up of internal and external stakeholders who wish to partner with communities to:
Understand local issues and challenges,
Allow for the development of trauma informed...More
Lewisham Council’s Children and Young People’s Commissioning Team are in the process of re-commissioning a range of services supporting the health and wellbeing of children and young people aged 0-19 years old. This consists of two services; the Health Visiting and School Health...More
Lewisham Council’s Children and Young People’s Commissioning Team are in the process of re-commissioning a range of services supporting the health and wellbeing of children and young people aged 0-19 years old. This consists of two services; the Health Visiting and School Health...More
Lewisham Council’s Children and Young People’s Commissioning Team are in the process of re-commissioning a range of services supporting the health and wellbeing of children and young people aged 0-19 years old. This consists of two services; the Health Visiting and School Health...More
To continue to improve our offers to Lewisham Schools we are seeking feedback from Headteachers, Chairs of Governors and School Business Managers to find out what is working and what could be improved on the Lewisham Services for Schools website. We are also asking your views about the content...More
We would like to hear the views of our residents and visitors to Lewisham on the Borough, on arts and culture and about what it means to be the Mayor’s London Borough of Culture in 2022.
Your feedback will be used to better understand how people feel about our London Borough of...More
Following the introduction of a statutory curricula and the expressed need from schools, this is a survey of support needs across the Relationships and Sex Education curricula of Lewisham Schools that will inform commissioning external support across academic years 2022/23 and 2023/24.
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Following the introduction of a statutory curricula and the expressed need from schools, this is a survey of support needs across the Relationships and Sex Education curricula of Lewisham Schools that will inform commissioning external support across academic years 2022/23 and 2023/24.
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Privately owned housing is responsible for the largest proportion of household carbon emissions in Lewisham. Many of those homes tend to be older and would benefit from improvements and updates to their insulation and energy efficiency. Retrofitting is described as the act of fitting new...More
Thank you for completing our survey. This is our first in a series of 5 that we will be sending out to you (using Citizen Space) to ask your schools views on a range of health related topics. Using the information you submit, we want to understand how we can best support you to improve the...More
Lewisham Council is proposing the introduction of selective property licensing for landlords in parts of Lewisham.
Licensing will help us improve the quality of privately rented housing in these areas by tackling issues like overcrowding and unsafe buildings. Licensing also allows us to...More
Welcome to the consultation survey page for the A21 Development Framework which is being consulted on between Thursday 14 th Ocober and Friday 12 th November.
The draft A21 Development Framework is a planning guidance document produced by Lewisham Council which sets a...More
The statutory duties of the Lead Local Flood Authority (LLFA) sit with the Council. One of the duties of the LLFA is to write, review and maintain a Local Flood Risk Management Strategy (LFRMS) which outlines the measures and actions that Lewisham will take to reduce flood risk in the borough....More
We would like your views on how Lewisham Fostering Service is performing. This will enable us to improve and more efficiently develop our services to ensure we provide you with the right support.
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Lewisham Council has produced a draft Air Quality Action Plan 2022-2027 setting out the commitments and actions of the Council to improve air quality over the next five years. Please ensure you read about the key measures in the Air Quality Action Plan before completing ths consultation.
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Motorcycles currently park for free throughout Lewisham. That is set to change with the proposed introduction of emissions-based parking charges.
After declaring a climate emergency in 2019, Lewisham Council launched its Climate Emergency Action Plan, detailing how it intended to tackle the...More
The Council is passionate about creating a cleaner and greener borough . To help us achieve this, we have drafted a new Waste Management Strategy, aligned with our Climate Emergency Action Plan. We are committed to reducing waste, improving air quality and protecting the environment for...More
The LBL Prevention, Inclusion and Public Health Commissioning (PIPHC) team, Lewisham housing support providers and service users, are working on an initiative to end hate crimes and hate incidents (HCAHI) in Lewisham housing support services.
PIPHC are requesting that staff working across...More
This consultation is about the proposed priorities for Lewisham Council support to the arts and culture sector in Lewisham 2022-25. We want to seek views on these proposals.
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Like all local authorities, Lewisham needs to continue making significant cuts in its spending due to reductions in central government funding. As a result, we have taken the difficult decision to end our Discretionary Freedom Pass scheme.
We are aware that the decision to end the...More
Lewisham’s libraries have been substantially closed for over a year, with efforts to provide some level of service through Click & Collect, which have been interrupted repeatedly due to COVID restrictions.
As most of our lives gradually return to normal, we are keen to...More
Why are we doing this survey?
We’re seeking your views to help us to develop a new strategy to tackle domestic abuse and all forms of Violence against Women and Girls in Lewisham. The strategy will run for five years from 2021 to 2026.
The survey is open to everyone living and working...More
London Borough Lewisham has been awarded funding by the Department of Education (DfE) to co-ordinate a local Holiday Activities and Food Programme (HAF).
The programme will provide free activities and healthy food for school children and young people (aged 4-16...More
Lewisham, like all boroughs, is dealing with a housing crisis and a climate emergency. To help tackle these issues, we’ve completed a draft small sites design guidance document, encouraging the delivery of more high-quality, sustainable homes across the borough.
In...More
A local community group in the Deptford area has made an application seeking the re-designation of their Neighbourhood Forum.
A designated Neighbourhood Forum is an organisation or group empowered by the local authority to lead the neighbourhood planning process in a designated...More
We want to better understand the profile of Lewisham's Community Champions to ensure recruitment reflects Lewisham's diverse community. We also want to understand what wider health and wellbeing information would be of benefit to Champions and those you support.
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Lewisham Council’s Children and Young People’s Commissioning Team are in the process of re-commissioning services supporting the health and wellbeing of children and young people aged 10-19 years old.
Currently the main health service for young people aged 10-19 is the Young...More
Lewisham Council’s Children and Young People’s Commissioning Team are in the process of re-commissioning services supporting the health and wellbeing of children and young people aged 10-19 years old.
Currently the main health service for young people aged 10-19 is the Young...More