Apply for a Mini Grant The 2022/23 Mini Grant Programme will open for the last time this year. Last year we funded 12 wonderful projects, each receiving £500, some of which have gone on to achieve national acclaim. So do share your ideas that meet our criteria, you might well receive a small grant. Details …
Good News for South Norwood!! Cause for Celebration!! We thought we would take the opportunity to congratulate, the Brutalist Library, one of our town team members, for this coup for South Norwood. Our beloved library is sharing the stage with many other important 20th century buildings in this book by Elain Harwood on “Brutalist Britain” …
Several interesting and community focussed proposals were received by our team and a final 12 projects were selected to receive a small grant of £500 each. Our mission was to support initiatives that brought communities together. All 12 project leaders showed immense enthusiasm and zeal to progress with their ideas. We were delighted to support …
Members of the community and WLSE25 are actively involved in several diverse projects. Listed below are some of the most recent successes. Norwood Junction Pedestrian Foot Tunnel/Underpass Neighbourhood MiniGrant Projects Portland Road Christmas Lights
Launching the Neighbourhood Mini grant to encourage residents with ideas or small projects to improve their neighbourhood. The grants are open to all residents within South Norwood and Woodside. A copy of the programme details are here and the application form is here. Those without online access can pick up the forms from Yeha Noha …
The mural at Norwood Junction Foot Tunnel was created and completed by Will Barrass and James Carey and supported by 4 volunteers. Our objective was to remove the graffiti and brighten up the Underpass/Foot Tunnel, however, we encountered some safety issues in creating a using paint on the tiles lining the tunnel. On review, we …
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Dear Friends, People for Portland Road and We Love SE25 have worked together to have the installation of Christmas lights in South Norwood for 2020. We could not use the wrap-around type from last year, due to the costs imposed by Skanska (the Council’s lighting contractor). A decision was therefore made to purchase additional motif …
