Lambeth Council are proposing to close both Fenstanton School and Holy Trinity School. Please tell them to reconsider.

Our local councillors have expressed concern about the proposed closure of Fenstanton School. They have asked Lambeth Council to “do everything in your power to keep this well-loved and lively school that is the beating heart of St Martin’s Estate”

If you have a concern about an individual issue with crime please report it to the police on 101. Or you can come to one of the following community contact sessions. They are drop in sessions

Thanks to everyone who’s contacted us about motorcyclists using the pavement between Challice Way and the South Circular. We’ll be discussing this at the Safer Neighbourhoods Meeting on the afternoon of Thursday 26th September

Dr Iain Boulton is giving a bat walk our estate on Tuesday 24th September

Come to our Community Garden Get Together on Saturday 14th September to find out how to make our community garden even better

There’s lots of butternut squash and tomatoes growing in our community garden on Challice Way. Also rocket and salad seedlings. But we need more residents to help

Early August saw serious civic disruption across the UK. As the Residents’ Association Committee, we would like to affirm that there is no place on our estate for behaviour that causes fear and pain, and to share some links that might be of use to anyone in our community affected by current events.

Thanks for everyone who came to our meeting on why our estate needs a primary school. Here’s how you can help the campaign

Here’s what having a local primary school campaign means to residents. Please support our campaign to keep Fenstanton School open