Welcome to the Ladywell NCIL Map
Help decide how to spend your local neighbourhood community infrastructure levy (NCIL).
Neighbourhood community infrastructure levy (NCIL) is a new funding programme designed to help communities to support the development of their local wards.
This website closed to comments on Friday 13 December 2019 at 22:00.
For more information about NCIL click 'About NCIL in brief'.
The Ladywell ward assembly meeting where the NCIL priorities will be agreed will take place on the 18th Dec 2019 from 7 - 9pm at St Andrews Centre, Brockley Road, SE4 2SA.
About the project
Get your neighbours involved
The more people involved, the better the needs of the whole community will be reflected.
Share the project with people you know locally.
Dynamic Proposal
News
Last chance to submit and comment on the Ladywell NCIL map
LAST CHANCEIf you have any NCIL priorities that you would like to submit please do so before 10pm on Friday the 13th Dec The priority setting workshop will take place on the 18th Dec from 7 - 9pm
More time to influence spending in your ward
Good news! There is still time to submit the NCIL funding priorities that you believe will improve your wardPlease use this Commonplace website and click on the social media sharing buttons below to e
Meet the team
Lewisham Council manages the Ward Assemblies and will use data from this website to help us decide on allocating NCIL resources and design of other plans and programmes.
News
Last chance to submit and comment on the Ladywell NCIL map
LAST CHANCEIf you have any NCIL priorities that you would like to submit please do so before 10pm on Friday the 13th Dec The priority setting workshop will take place on the 18th Dec from 7 - 9pm
More time to influence spending in your ward
Good news! There is still time to submit the NCIL funding priorities that you believe will improve your wardPlease use this Commonplace website and click on the social media sharing buttons below to e
Team
These teams are responsible for engaging and acting on your views and opinions. You may see them around the area interviewing residents and at community events.
Lewisham Council manages the Ward Assemblies and will use data from this website to help us decide on allocating NCIL resources and design of other plans and programmes.