Southwark Council: you can report issues such as graffiti, fly tipping, dog fouling or potholes to Southwark Council via Fix My Street. It allows you to see if the problem has already been reported and to receive updates; you can attach photos too.
Southwark Council also offer a free graffiti removal service for private businesses, see their website here. 

Lambeth Council: you can report graffiti or fly tipping to Lambeth Council online here

Obstructions on pavements: report to Southwark here and Lambeth here

Private Roads: contact the Dulwich Estate on 020 8299 1000 or via their website here

Water leaks: contact Thames Water via their website here.

Badly parked e-bikes: report via Fix My Street or direct: Human Forest, Lime Bikes, Bolt Bikes, Dott

Network Rail property: call 0345 711 4141 or report it to Network Rail online

Telephone boxes: call BT on 0800 023 2023

Bus stops or bus shelters: call TfL on 0343 222 1234 or report it to Transport for London online

Virgin Media cabinets: report it on their website here or call 0330 333 0444

Openreach cabinets: report it on their website here

Post boxes: call Royal Mail on 03457 740 740

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Last Updated: 01 January 2024

Nearest police station: Gipsy Hill Police Station, 66 Central Hill, SE19 1DT. Telephone 0208 721 2446

Crime Prevention Advice: https://www.met.police.uk/cp/crime-prevention/

To report crime to police call 999. If it is not an emergency, call 101 or report online here.

SNT Teams 
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Last Updated: 13 December 2023

The Dulwich Society has made a map showing the location of defibrillators in Dulwich. A defibrillator gives an electric shock to the heart of someone who is in cardiac arrest and can be a vital part of trying to save their life. Also known as a defib or an AED (Automated External Defibrillator), it is incredibly easy to use and you don’t need to be trained to use one. Turn the defibrillator on and follow its instructions - it tells you out loud what to do. You can’t deliver a shock accidentally, the defibrillator will not shock the patient unless it is needed so it is not possible to hurt someone - they can only be used to save someone’s life. A short film by the London Ambulance Service shows you how to use it. The map is based on information we have gathered from the community on day of publication and we cannot guarantee complete accuracy. The map is not intended for use in an emergency but to locate defibrillators. Please always dial 999 for urgent medical assistance. We plan to update it regularly so if you know of any other defibrillators in Dulwich please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. - view the map at https://tinyurl.com/Dulwichdefibs

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Last Updated: 28 June 2024

Click here for the list of locations Defibrillators in Dulwich

There are a number of locations to have parcels delivered and collected to reduce the number of vehicles driving around the area. Please let us know of any changes to this list.

SE21:

• Local Collect: Post Office, 47 Dulwich Village, SE21 7BN
• Amazon Hub Counter/Collect Plus: Rosendale News, 109a Rosendale Road, SE21 8EZ
• Local Collect: Post Office, 35 Seeley Drive, SE21 8QR
• Hermes Parceldrop: Tesco Express, 1-5 Croxted Road, SE21 8SZ

SE22:

• Collect Plus: Barry’s Off Licence, 42 Barry Road, SE22 0HU
• Amazon Hub Counter/Collect Plus: Mark and Son, 23 Grove Vale, SE22 8EQ
• Local Collect: Post Office, 74-76 Lordship Lane, SE22 8HH
• Collect Plus: V7 Local 40 Lordship Lane, SE22 8HJ
• Amazon Hub Locker: Co-operative, 58-62 Lordship Lane, SE22 8HJ
• Amazon Hub Counter/Collect Plus: Lordship Food News & Wine, 141 Lordship Lane, SE22 8HX
• Hermes Parceldrop: Tesco, Express, 5a-9 East Dulwich Road, SE22 9BD
• Hermes: Esso East Dulwich Road, 13-19 East Dulwich Road, SE22 9BD

SE24:

• Amazon Hub Counter/Collect Plus: Omsakthi Food & Wine, 16 Milkwood Road, SE24 0HH
• Local Collect: Post Office, 31-39 Norwood Road, SE24 9AA
• Hermes InDrop locker: Croxted Motors, 204 Croxted Road, SE24 9DG
• Amazon Hub Counter/Collect Plus: Dixit Food Store, 260 Rosendale Road, SE24 9DL
• Hermes Parceldrop: Jolly Good News Food & Wine, 264 Rosendale Road, SE24 9DL
• Collect Plus: Half Moon Food & Wine, 14 Half Moon Lane, SE24 9HU
• Local Collect: Post Office, 75 Herne Hill, SE24 9NE

SE5:

• Collect Plus: Anijh Supermarket, 16-20 Crossthwaite Avenue, SE5 8ET

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Last Updated: 23 November 2022

The Dulwich Society’s aim is to maintain and foster the amenities of Dulwich in the interests of its residents and the wider community of which Dulwich is part, and to increase awareness of the varied character that makes the area so special. Section 2 of the Society’s constitution sets out its objectives in full. Our financial resources currently allow us to consider small grants to projects that meet these objectives. Grants have been made in recent years for a wide range of projects, including:

• the removal of cherry laurel and tree labelling in Dulwich Park (both in association with Dulwich Park Friends)
• support for London Wildlife Trust’s Great North Wood project and renovating paths in Sydenham Hill Wood following lockdown damage
• digitising the historic court rolls and estate maps held in the Dulwich College archive
• providing conference fees for the local Safer Routes to Schools initiative
• an interactive white board for St Barnabas Parish Hall
• a green anti-pollution screen at Goose Green Primary School
• funding the poetry event at the Dulwich Festival
• restoration of the boundary marker in Sunray Gardens
• Edward Alleyn statue listening post
• Cox’s Walk Listening Post
• installation of a defibrillator in the phone box in Dulwich Village
• greenhouse for Dulwich Vegetable Garden
• restoration of the murals at Dulwich Sports Club
• equipment for Bell House Pottery
• keyboard for the Phoenix Players
• Swift boxes in East Dulwich

Additionally, funds for permanent physical improvements may be available from Southwark Council under its Cleaner Greener Safer initiative, which funds many local projects. Whilst the Society’s own funds are limited, we welcome applications for suitable projects. We particularly welcome projects for which funding is unlikely to be available elsewhere, projects where we are match funding or seed funding, and projects that do not require ongoing support from the Society. Applications will be considered by the Society’s Executive Committee. There is no formal application form but the Society requires formal reporting back to it on the projects that it has funded.

Applications should be addressed to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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Last Updated: 18 July 2024

Our thanks to those who have allowed us to use their photos on our website including:

• Phil Gammon, www.philgammon.co.uk
• Hello Social London
• Thomas Iversen
• Marianne Majerus
• Sharon O'Connor
• Jeremy Prescott
• James Slattery-Kavanagh
• James Thompson
• Andrew Waugh

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Last Updated: 16 February 2023