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    How Ladywell was reshaped by war

    by Tony November 11, 2026
    November 11, 2026

    Ladywell’s Victorian streetscapes were transformed by WW2 bombing, especially the V1 and V2 campaigns, writes Dinsdale The arrival of the Victorian railways from 1860 onwards…

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    It’s warm, it’s loud, and smells of mulled wine – St Mary’s Christmas Market is back … on December 5

    by Tony November 9, 2026
    November 9, 2026

    The Ladywell Christmas Market at St Mary’s Church is back. It is the same idea it has always been: local artisans, crafters and small businesses,…

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    Ladywell residents want calmer, greener, better-kept streets and an end to fly-tipping in the neighbourhood

    by Tony November 5, 2026
    November 5, 2026

    Traffic, the condition of the streets and rubbish were the main concerns raised at the Ladywell Society’s Community Forum on 19 October 2026.  More than…

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    Ladywell’s growing mix of indpendent high street businesses makes its mark at the Lewisham Awards

    by Tony November 4, 2026
    November 4, 2026

    Ladywell’s independent businesses did well at this year’s Mayor of Lewisham Business Awards, a sure sign the neighbourhood has a growing mix of businesses and…

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    Spooky Halloween Ceilidh for Brockley Max

    by Tony October 20, 2026
    October 20, 2026

    Get your dance moves ready this spooky season as Brockley Max presents a Halloween Ceilidh! Families and accompanied youngsters are invited to dress up and…

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    Residents now have chance to review and comment on detailed proposals for restoration of Playtower

    by Tony October 6, 2026
    October 6, 2026

    Local residents now have the chance to review the detailed shortlisted proposals for the restoration of the Playtower, the Grade II listed landmark building. The…

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    Ladywell Community Forum October 19: discuss local issues, meet councillors and the local police team, help shape your neighbourhood’s future

    by Tony September 30, 2026
    September 30, 2026

    The first Ladywell Community Forum aims to bring together local residents and community groups to help shape the future of our neighbourhood. Organised and funded…

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    Pressure on rents and house prices in Ladywell as living costs and mortgage rates climb

    by Tony September 28, 2026
    September 28, 2026

    For homeowners and renters alike the outlook for 2026-27 doesn’t look great. Mortgage rates are going up, rents are rising and other costs pressures are…

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    Ladywell Physic Garden ‘brings history out of the pages of a book and into the community’

    by Tony September 23, 2026
    September 23, 2026

    The herbalist garden created by David Congram and Joao Afonso was inspired by the history and mystery of the Lady Well. Here we print a…

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    From fly-tipping hotspot to community garden: how Ladywell’s Sandrock Road reclaimed its corner

    by Tony September 19, 2026
    September 19, 2026

    For years, a small dead-end section of Sandrock Road, between Ladywell and Hilly Fields, was a persistent fly-tipping hotspot, writes local resident and community gardener…

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