Crystal Palace Town Team Initiative
A voluntary group of local traders, community groups, residents and local authority councillors that aims to promote and improve the social, economic and environmental wellbeing of the neighbourhood area of Crystal Palace / Upper Norwood.
Let’s work together
to improve our neighbourhood
About
What is the issue?
Crystal Palace falls into five separate London boroughs with three different councils managing each side of the Triangle. The result is no single borough is considering or planning for our area as a whole.
What is a Town Team?
A “Town Team” is an organisation that includes businesses, residents and landowners working collaboratively with local government to improve a place or area, often a town centre or high street. It can help address the key issues of being at the edge of five London boroughs. The Town Team would be a collective voice of the community to help bring in funding and deliver agreed objectives.
Our guiding principles
Your thoughts please
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Gateway competition
Thank you for all the amazing submissions we received for the Crystal Palace Gateway Competition!
We will be in touch soon to confirm a date to exhibit the entries and announce the winners!
Get involved
Are you interested in getting involved in the Crystal Palace Town Team? We’re looking for people from all walks of life to get involved in helping to promote and improve the social, economic and environmental wellbeing of the neighbourhood area of Crystal Palace / Upper Norwood.
There will be a wide range of projects and activities to get involved with as we develop this initiative. Sign up below to be kept up to date with the latest opportunities that we need your support with.
Not sure about volunteering to support, but still want to be kept up to date as things progress? Sign up to our mailing list below to receive our regular newsletter.
Videos
Local traders: what they love and
would improve about Crystal Palace
Virtual Town Hall Meeting,
4 July 2020