Village (Southwark ward)

Village is a ward in the London Borough of Southwark. It is located in the northern part of the borough and is considered part of central London. The ward encompasses areas historically associated with the ancient village of Walworth, although the modern ward boundaries are not identical to the historic village limits.

The ward is primarily residential, consisting of a mix of housing types, including council estates, privately owned houses, and new developments. It is relatively densely populated.

Notable landmarks and features within the Village ward include the Walworth Road, a major commercial thoroughfare, and the Walworth Library. Parks and green spaces within the ward provide recreational areas for residents.

Village ward is represented by elected councillors on Southwark Council. These councillors are responsible for representing the interests of the ward's residents and making decisions on local issues.

The area benefits from good transport links, including several bus routes and proximity to Elephant & Castle tube station. This provides easy access to other parts of London.

The ward's demographics are diverse, reflecting the multicultural character of Southwark as a whole.