Burridge Gardens FAQ
Got a question about your neighbourhood? You're in the right place!
This page answers some of the questions residents often ask about the neighbourhood. You’ll find information about local services, facilities and how things work in your area.
If you can’t find what you’re looking for, please contact Peabody and we’ll be happy to help.
What is the Burridge Gardens Wellbeing Hub?
The Burridge Gardens Wellbeing Hub is a free community service where residents can access practical advice, wellbeing support and information from Peabody and local partner organisations. It is based at the Burridge Gardens Community Centre on St John's Hill and you don't need an appointment to drop in during opening hours.
Throughout the year, Burridge Gardens hosts a variety of family-friendly events, wellbeing activities and seasonal community sessions. The programme changes regularly, so it's worth checking the latest timetable or speaking to your neighbourhood team about upcoming events.
What support can I get at the Wellbeing Hub?
The hub offers support with a range of everyday issues, including health and wellbeing, money worries, employment, benefits, housing advice and connecting with local community services. Different organisations attend throughout the year, so there's always something new on offer.
How can I meet other people in the Burridge Gardens community?
The community centre regularly hosts wellbeing sessions, social activities and community events designed to help neighbours connect. They're a great way to meet people, learn new skills and become more involved in the local area.
How do I report a problem on the estate?
If you've noticed issues such as fly-tipping, graffiti, damaged lighting, overflowing bins or problems in communal areas, you can report them through My Peabody or by contacting your neighbourhood team so they can investigate.
What support is available if I'm worried about the cost of living?
Peabody can help if you're experiencing financial difficulties. You may be able to access advice on budgeting, benefits, employment, energy costs and other practical support through the Wellbeing Hub or Peabody's specialist teams.
Whether you're struggling to pay your rent, looking for advice on managing your bills or searching for jobs or training, we can help.
