The Sydenham Assembly meeting on 21 June 2025 included discussions on the Sustainable Streets programme, air quality in Sydenham, updates from the Safer Neighbourhood Police Team, and community updates from local groups. Councillor questions were also on the agenda.

Sustainable Streets Programme

The meeting included a discussion of the Sustainable Streets programme, including a consultation on controlled parking. The discussion was led by Councillor Louise Krupski, Deputy Mayor and Cabinet Member for Environment, Transport and Climate Action. Lewisham Council's Sustainable Streets programme aims to improve the local environment and encourage more sustainable modes of transport.

Air Quality in Sydenham

Councillor Louise Krupski, Deputy Mayor and Cabinet Member for Environment, Transport and Climate Action, was also scheduled to lead a discussion on air quality in Sydenham. Air pollution is a significant concern in London, and local councils are required to monitor air quality and implement measures to improve it¹.

Safer Neighbourhood Police Team

The agenda included an update from the Safer Neighbourhood Police Team. Safer Neighbourhood Teams are local police teams dedicated to specific areas, working to address local concerns and build relationships with the community.

Sydenham Community Updates

The meeting also provided an opportunity for local groups in Sydenham to provide community updates. These updates could cover a range of topics, such as local events, community projects, and issues affecting the area.