about Tulse Hill Estate

The estate has been home to thousands since the London County Council began building it in 1939.

Today around 900 residents live in our community in 32 different blocks. We are lucky that the majority of our estate is still council housing.

Our Tenants & Residents Association has been fighting for residents' voices for over 30 years, throughout many changes to South London.

Our Jubilee Hall has been the beating heart, hosting everything from children's play schemes to community meetings where we've shaped our collective future.

A brick apartment building with multiple windows and balconies. A large banner hanging between the building and a utility pole reads: 'Over 70% of Tulse Hill tenants say not to private landlords.' A bus stop shelter and a woman with a bag are visible
A bush with numerous bright yellow flowers and green leaves, set against a background of a building window and patio.
A black chalkboard sign outside Jubilee Hall announces a Tuesday pantry event from 12 pm to 2 pm, with details about items and prices, along with colorful doodles of fruits, vegetables, and pantry items.
Six children holding embroidered pillows, smiling, in front of a mural of flowers and trees.
A group of children playing with a yellow and red ball outside in a grassy yard, surrounded by a brick wall, trees, and residential buildings.
People holding a banner that says "TULSE HILL EST AGAINST THE POLL TAX" in a street protest.
Children engaging in a sewing or craft workshop, sitting around a table with fabric, yarn, and crafting supplies, while an adult instructor assists.
Wooden gazebo with lattice sides in a park, large tree behind it, apartment building in the background, and a bench nearby.

thank you to our funders

Lambeth logo with stylized yellow and orange flags and the text 'Lambeth' in blue.
Logo for HAF Summer, Lambeth's Holiday Activities & Food program.
Logo of a hand making a finger-crossed gesture with the words 'Community Fund' beside it, 'Community' in pink and 'Fund' in black.
Graphic design with the words 'high' and 'trees' in bold pink letters inside dark green bordered rectangles.