Activities in Southwark
Southwark Multi Faith Forum
The Southwark Multi Faith Forum works with the Council, the Police, voluntary and community organisations and in collaboration ...
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Southwark Rail Users Group (SRUG)
The Southwark Rail Users' Group is an informal grouping of local rail users of routes and stations serving Peckham Rye, Nunhead...
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Southwark School Governors
School Governors are responsible for making sure a school provides a good quality education. They have a strategic role support...
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Southwark Young Advisors
Young Advisors participate in decision-making processes and promote the voice of young people between generations, professional...
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Southwark Youth Area Forums
Young people from schools and youth clubs in Southwark can join on their local Area Youth Forum. These forums discuss issues of...
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Southwark Youth Council
Southwark Youth Council is a voice for young people run by young people. Young people are involved in redesigning public servic...
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Sustainability Resource Networking Organisation
London Sustainability Exchange (LSx) aims to accelerate the transition to a sustainable London by connecting and motivating peo...
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Violent Crime consultation
London Borough of Southwark Council, as part of the Safer Southwark Partnership is carrying out a major consultation which wil...
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Walworth 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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Willowbrook Centre
The Willowbrook Centre is an independent local charity whose mission is to give communities a voice in urban change, and to aid...
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.