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Lambeth Climate Partnership
Parklet Phase 4
Transport

Applications open for Community Parklets Phase 4

Organisation
Lambeth Council

Theme
Transport

Goals
Climate-friendly streets, Shift modes, Green infrastructure

Lambeth’s Big Shift programme has launched phase 4 of the Community Parklets project and is accepting new applications.

Applications are now open for Phase 4 of the Community Parklets project. Neighbourhoods across Lambeth are invited to submit a proposal for a new community parklet to help reallocate curbside space for our communities.

Community Parklets allow people to take ownership of their streets and create spaces that suit local needs. A parklet can provide a rest stop for people travelling down the street, an opportunity for community food growing, or a space for community gatherings. As part of the Kerbside Strategy, the Parklets project is helping reallocate kerbside space away from just being parking spaces and towards greener and more community-focused uses. 

Successful applicants become Parklet Keepers who help maintain the parklets. This involves doing day-to-day tasks like watering and weeding the planters or reporting any larger issues to the council.

To start the application process, residents must first get the support of their neighbourhoods and fill out the neighbourhood support form. We ask that applicants only apply for the spot outside of their own house or that they have the consent of the residents of the space the parklet would be outside of.

Make sure your proposal is suitable

Design Criteria (opens in a new window)

We are currently looking for applications in the following wards:

  • Oval
  • Clapham Common and Abbeville
  • Clapham East
  • Clapham Park
  • Gipsy Hill
  • Myatts Fields
  • Streatham St Leonard's
  • Streatham Wells
  • Streatham Common and Vale
  • Streatham Hill East
  • Streatham Hill West and Thornton
  • Vauxhall
  • Waterloo & South Bank
  • West Dulwich

How to apply

Collect support from neighbours

Neighbourhood support form (opens in a new window)

Read the guidance and criteria

Application criteria (opens in a new window)

Submit your design proposal

Application form (opens in a new window)

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What can I do to help?

You can make your home or workplace cooler by improving insulation, adding shutters to windows, painting your roof and walls white, and increasing greenery

Opt for energy-efficient appliances and light bulbs to cut down on electricity use. Make it a habit to turn off lights and electronics when not in use, and unplug chargers to prevent phantom energy consumption.

Take steps to fix leaks in faucets and pipes, and install water-saving appliances and fixtures. Incorporate water conservation practices into your daily routine, such as turning off taps when not needed.

Consider using public transportation, carpooling, or ridesharing to reduce your carbon footprint. If possible, opt for fuel-efficient or electric vehicles, and explore alternative modes of transportation like walking or biking

Explore options like solar panels or wind turbines for home energy. Choose energy providers that prioritize renewable sources, and advocate for policies that encourage the use of clean energy.

Reduce meat consumption, particularly red meat, and opt for locally sourced and sustainably produced foods. Consider adopting a vegetarian or vegan diet to lower your environmental impact

Share information on climate change and its impacts with friends and family. Encourage sustainable practices, and support educational initiatives in your community to raise awareness.

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