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Lewisham Council approved new environmental safeguards for Blackheath events, while Waltham Forest discussed climate action progress.

Lewisham Council approved a new Joint Events Policy for Blackheath in January 2026, introducing stronger environmental safeguards and clearer event approval processes. The policy, covering 2025 to 2028, aims to balance activities with protecting the heath's environment, as highlighted by Deputy Mayor Councillor Louise Krupski.

Waltham Forest's Climate Scrutiny Committee discussed the work of its Neighbourhoods and Environment Directorate and reviewed the council's climate action progress in June 2026. The committee also considered future scrutiny topics related to environmental protection.

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  1. Lewisham Council approved a new Joint Events Policy for Blackheath on January 21, 2026. Source
  2. The Lewisham policy introduces stronger environmental safeguards for events on Blackheath. Source
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