Amanda De Ryk: 'We've built 2000 homes, is that enough? Of course not'
Lewisham Labour mayoral candidate Amanda De Ryk plans 1,200 new affordable homes, a Lewisham Youth Trust and is ready to "speak truth to power" to the Home Office.
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Liam Shrivastava: 1000 new social rent homes and 'unequivocally pro-refugee'
Lewisham Green mayoral candidate Liam Shrivastava has plans for community-led house-building, delivering 1000 social homes and calls out the Labour government immigration raids.
Sylbourne Sydial: The people of Lewisham are my boss, not Kemi
Conservative mayoral candidate Sylbourne Sydial sees his role as empowering residents and 'activating and boosting' their voices.
New Cross: nerves, excitement and joy - join the bike bus!
Tomilyn Hannah Rupert joined a group of excited kids as the bike bus wound its way from Hatcham to Kender and then Edmund Waller primary schools.
Josh Matthews: Citizens assemblies not culture wars
Lewisham Liberal Democrat mayoral candidate Josh Matthews has plans for one-stop shops and citizens assemblies, and a vision of positive climate tipping points.
Dinner on the Hill: Lewisham’s one-of-a-kind and completely free restaurant
For two years, Dinner on the Hill has been serving a free three-course restaurant experience for families facing food insecurity.
'Should we be marching on the lot?': A new book charts Deptford’s decades-long resistance
Author Roger Green uses his work alongside housing campaigners Voice for Deptford to suggest strategies for communities fighting regeneration which excludes them.