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Peabody 150th anniversary information

Peabody residents: your invitation to Westminster Abbey
As part of our 150th anniversary celebrations, there will be a multi-faith service at Westminster Abbey, celebrating the life of our founder George Peabody. Invitations are going out to Peabody residents during the first week of February.

Peabody's 150th anniversary: 1862-2012
Happy new year from everyone at Peabody. For us 2012 is already a happy new year - we're 150 years old!

Information for residents

Changes to our responsive repairs service
Peabody and Osborne agree to bring contract to a close.

Reporting repairs for former Crown Estate residents
From 1 February 2012 residents of Cumberland Market, Millbank, Victoria Park and Lee Green estates will need to report repairs to Peabody Direct.

Top stories: Peabody in the community

Free Zumba classes: open to 4-12-year-olds
This February half-term, we're offering Zumba - the dance-based fitness workout with easy to follow routines.

Join our free drama course
Would you like to develop your acting, learn how to speak in public, meet other people in your local community? Our eight week course may offer you the perfect stage.

Win a one week all-inclusive trip to the US
We're organising the American adventure of a lifetime! If you're aged 14-16 and have been contributing to your local community in some way, we want to hear from you. Apply before 17 February 2012. 

Free self-defence course at Darwin Court
If you'd like to learn something new this year, why not go along to a self-defence course at Darwin Court in SE1?


More news

London Well-being Conference 2012: Better Together

Underwood Road demolition works underway

Choose Life. Drop the Knife - hard-hitting campaign tackles knife crime

Delegates from London's social housing, health and well-being sectors will explore well-being and social housing at Peabody's third annual London Well-Being Conference, due to take place on 9 February.Demolition works on Peabody's Underwood Road site in Tower Hamlets are now underway, in preparation for a new development that will provide much needed new homes for local people. A group of 16-19 year olds from Southwark has collaborated with some of London’s top creative talent to launch a poster campaign with the hard-hitting message that knife crime can only end in two ways – prison or death.