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Useful contacts

Your local councillors, MP, neighbourhood police, and Southwark Council services.

Contact details checked against the official sources linked below on 7 September 2026.

Local councillors

Our councillors represent Dulwich Wood ward on Southwark Council. You can contact them about local council services and estate concerns.

Ruth Bannister

Sean Hannigan

Both councillors can be contacted by post at 160 Tooley Street, London, SE1 2QH. These are their published work contact details. Source: Southwark councillor directory, Dulwich Wood.

The estate’s councillor surgery is at the TRA Hall on the first Friday of every month, 6.15pm to 7.15pm. This schedule was supplied by the residents’ website organiser. Confirm holiday changes with the councillors before attending. See What’s on for upcoming dates.

Local MP

Helen Hayes MP

Helen Hayes represents Dulwich and West Norwood, which includes Dulwich Wood ward. Source: Southwark’s constituency directory.

Source: UK Parliament’s contact page for Helen Hayes. If you live outside the estate, find your MP by address before contacting them.

Community police: Dulwich Wood

The Dulwich Wood Safer Neighbourhoods Team covers local policing concerns, including those on Sydenham Hill Estate.

The Metropolitan Police’s published team roster lists police constables Ben Comfort, Francesca Wake, and Megan Powley, and police community support officers (PCSOs) Ediz Mustafa and Simon Johnson. Names and contact details checked on 7 September 2026.

Do not use the team email to report a crime. For non-emergency police reporting, call 101 (the general police number, not a direct line to this team) or report a crime online to the Met. In an emergency, call 999. These reporting instructions are also published on the team’s Met Engage page.

Southwark Council services

Repairs, heating, and communal areas

Report council housing repairs on 0800 952 4444. For non-urgent repairs, email repairs@southwark.gov.uk. Use the council’s repairs service for online reporting, heating and hot water problems, and communal breakdown information.

The council also publishes this number and email for communal repairs in its communal repair contact details. Non-urgent email guidance is in the repairs handbook.

Housing, cleaning, parking, and complaints

Source: Southwark’s useful council contacts.

Service charges and homeownership enquiries

Use Southwark’s homeowners contact directory to select the right enquiry form for service charge calculations, payment queries, heating compensation, building insurance, or Section 20 consultation. Send account details directly to the council through its official contact routes.

Noise and antisocial behaviour

Call 020 7525 5777 or use Southwark’s antisocial behaviour reporting page, which also links to its noise reporting service. If someone is injured, threatened, or in immediate danger, call 999.