Transform Tulse Hill

@transformtulsehill.bsky.social

A community-led campaign led to improve the roads on and around the Tulse Hill gyratory in Lambeth, with the aim of removing the current one-way system.

Transform Tulse Hill led a deputation to Lambeth Council tonight to urge them to support safety improvements at Tulse Hill Gyratory. The council agreed to press TfL for funding for a major scheme & if that doesn't work, will explore a developer-funded scheme and/or smaller, targeted improvements.

Jamie, Tom and Charlotte from Transform Tulse Hill speaking in the council chamber.Jamie, Tom and Charlotte from Transform Tulse Hill at Lambeth Town Hall, along with local councillor Olga Fitzroy.

It's time to fix the dangerous Tulse Hill gyratory. Join us at Transform Tulse Hill and come to our first public meeting bringing together residents, businesses, Helen Hayes MP, Cllr Olga Fitzroy & other community groups. 7pm on Wed 23 July, Salvation Army Hall, 246 Norwood Road, SE27 9AW.

Let's fix the Tulse Hill gyratory! Public meeting, 7pm-8.30pm, Weds 23 July 2025, Salvation Army Hall, 246 Norwood Road, SE27 9AW.

It's time to fix the dangerous Tulse Hill gyratory. Join us at Transform Tulse Hill and come to our first public meeting bringing together residents, businesses, Helen Hayes MP, Cllr Olga Fitzroy & other community groups. 7pm on Wed 23 July, Salvation Army Hall, 246 Norwood Road, SE27 9AW.

Let's fix the Tulse Hill gyratory! Public meeting, 7pm-8.30pm, Weds 23 July 2025, Salvation Army Hall, 246 Norwood Road, SE27 9AW.