Activities in Southwark
Bankside Resident's Forum
The Bankside Resident's Forum is run by residents for local residents. It draws on local residents' extensive knowledge of Bank...
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Bellenden Resident's Group
The Bellenden Resident's Group is a community group run by local residents. The aim is to develop a network of people in the ne...
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Bermondsey Community Council
Community Councils are part of Southwark Council. They were set up to take decision making out of the town hall and put it back...
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Borough & Bankside Community Council
Community Councils are part of Southwark Council. They were set up to take decision making out of the town hall and put it back...
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Camberwell Society
The Camberwell Society's objectives are to stimulate public interest in Camberwell, to promote high standards of planning and a...
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Community Projects Bank
The Community Projects Bank aims to collect ideas for physical works projects that create, enhance or renew public space in loc...
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Dulwich Community Council
Community Councils are part of Southwark Council. They were set up to take decision making out of the town hall and put it back...
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For Youth's Sake
The campaign aims to highlight the invaluable role young people's services play in communities and raise awareness of how such ...
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Friends of Goose Green
Friends of Goose Green aims to protect, conserve and enhance historic Goose Green in East Dulwich, London for all local people....
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GLA Lynk Up Crew
The Lynk Up Crew is for young people aged 7-15. It currently has around 20 members of whom about 15 at any one time attend thei...
moreYOUR SOUTHWARK
Address:
London Borough of Southwark
Town Hall
Peckham Road
London SE5 8UB
Telephone: 020 7525 5000
Email: csc@southwark.gov.uk
Website: www.southwark.gov.uk
To find out how to contact your local Councillor, 
click here.
To go to the Southwark CVS website click here.
Did you know?
* Approximately 20% of the borough's population is below the age of 15.
* Southwark is one of 2 'Empowering Authorities' in London, indicating its commitment to promoting best practice in community empowerment.
*Southwark's famous residents once included Charles Dickens, scientist Michael Faraday, Charlie Chaplin and William Shakespeare.