Wednesday, May 31, 2006
BROCKWEL PARK TREE CELEBRATION
Lambeth's new mayor will dedicate 25 new trees in Brockwell Park this Sunday 4th June
meet at the clock tower 2pm finish with refereshments at 4.30.
Lambeth's new mayor will dedicate 25 new trees in Brockwell Park this Sunday 4th June
meet at the clock tower 2pm finish with refereshments at 4.30.
Tuesday, May 30, 2006
HERNE HILL JUNCTION SIGNALS
There have problems with the phasing for at least a month and we have been in regular touch with TFL about this without any solution we are no stepping up the pressure. A good indicator is when during the day the tail back in the Norwood Road stretches from the Junction to Brockwell Park Gardens
There have problems with the phasing for at least a month and we have been in regular touch with TFL about this without any solution we are no stepping up the pressure. A good indicator is when during the day the tail back in the Norwood Road stretches from the Junction to Brockwell Park Gardens
BRIXTON UNDERGROUND STATION LIFT INSTALLED SAY 18 MONTHS- STILL NOT OPERATIONAL- REPLY FROM TRANSPORT FOR LONDON
I have been asked to reply to the question that you raised at the State ofLondon debate about the lift at Brixton.I am sorry that you are still having to wait to use the lift. Metronet had to make a couple of last minute adjustments, one designed to help visually impaired customers and one to upgrade the emergency telephones. The final tests on the lift are now underway. It will then have to be tested and approved by Her Majesty's Railway Inspectorate.All being well, we expect the lift to go into service by the end of June.Do get back in touch if I can be of any further help.
Yours sincerely
Maria McKenzieCustomer Service AdvisorCustomer Service Centre Transport for london
I have been asked to reply to the question that you raised at the State ofLondon debate about the lift at Brixton.I am sorry that you are still having to wait to use the lift. Metronet had to make a couple of last minute adjustments, one designed to help visually impaired customers and one to upgrade the emergency telephones. The final tests on the lift are now underway. It will then have to be tested and approved by Her Majesty's Railway Inspectorate.All being well, we expect the lift to go into service by the end of June.Do get back in touch if I can be of any further help.
Yours sincerely
Maria McKenzieCustomer Service AdvisorCustomer Service Centre Transport for london
URBAN ART FAIR 2006 SAT 15TH JULY JOSEPHINE AVENUE 10AM-6PM
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http://urbanartonline.co.uk/urbanart/
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http://urbanartonline.co.uk/urbanart/
TELEPHONE MAST FOR SOUTHWELL ROAD
TELEPHONE MAST FRO SOUTHWELL ROAD
Lambeth Green Party
www.lambeth.greenparty.org.uk
Ms JACQUE SIBANDA
ORANGE COMMUNITY LIAISON OFFICER
THE ROYALS
55 VICTORIA ROAD
ACTON,
LONDON NW10 6ND 29 May 2006
Dear Ms Sibanda
Re: ref Cell Site No GLN3219
I am concerned about the plan to erect three panel antennas on 36 Southwell Road. There are at least eleven residents who are actively engaged in opposing this plan. Jim Dickson, Labour Councillor in Herne Hill Ward has been approached also.
This site is of historical and architectural interest, having apparently been built to house and paint theatrical backdrops by the impresario Fred Karno, who worked with Charlie Chaplin.
Loughborough Junction is an area which is undergoing a much needed process of regeneration. Erecting mobile phone antennas (there is at least one other within half a mile of this) appears to be a backward step.
Has group compensation been considered if residents incur a drop in their property value because of the antenna?
Please would you (a) issue me with a photograph or measurements which show clearly the size of the panels and (b) clarify the outcome of any meeting with residents.
Yours faithfully
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Rebecca Thackray
Green Councillor, Herne Hill Ward
Lambeth Council
LAMBETH ARTS BULLETIN
a couple of extracts from the latest bulletin
BONKERSFEST
At: Camberwell Green
3 June 2006, noon - onwards
Creative Routes has teamed up with Nomadic-Collaborations, the Young Vic Theatre, South London Gallery, Jazz Umbrella and Ebnefsi Design for a one day celebration of madness, eccentricity and individuality. Live Music, Mass Drumming, Street Performers, Installation Art, Theatre, Spoken Word, Film & More
For more information please visit: http://www.bonkersfest.com/
Youth
Half term workshops and events at Black Cultural Archives
In search of African Splendour - Thursday 1 June 2006, 4-9pm An event in partnership with New Initiatives, for young people and families featuring workshops, film and discussion. ORIGIN Graduates will be screening their DVD entitled “In Search of African Splendour” at the Royal College of Art (RCA). Here they report back after facilitators gave them the assignment to “Find out what we know about pre-colonial Africa”. Equipped with a video camera they launch an investigation stopping unsuspecting passers-by in Brixton and speaking to historians and lecturers. They are enriched and inspired by their discoveries. The work of African-born Graduates from the BCA’s ORIKI exhibition will also be showcased and some of the artists will be available for talks and workshops.
Free entry (Art Workshops from 4pm, Film Screening at 7pm) Venue: Lecture Theatre 1, Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, London SW7 2EU (nearest tube South Kensington / High Street Kensington; Buses 9,10, 52, C1) For further information email originhq@yahoo.co.uk or contact 07855 015 973.
For more information on Oriki events at BCA visit: www.bcaheritage.org.uk/oriki
a couple of extracts from the latest bulletin
BONKERSFEST
At: Camberwell Green
3 June 2006, noon - onwards
Creative Routes has teamed up with Nomadic-Collaborations, the Young Vic Theatre, South London Gallery, Jazz Umbrella and Ebnefsi Design for a one day celebration of madness, eccentricity and individuality. Live Music, Mass Drumming, Street Performers, Installation Art, Theatre, Spoken Word, Film & More
For more information please visit: http://www.bonkersfest.com/
Youth
Half term workshops and events at Black Cultural Archives
In search of African Splendour - Thursday 1 June 2006, 4-9pm An event in partnership with New Initiatives, for young people and families featuring workshops, film and discussion. ORIGIN Graduates will be screening their DVD entitled “In Search of African Splendour” at the Royal College of Art (RCA). Here they report back after facilitators gave them the assignment to “Find out what we know about pre-colonial Africa”. Equipped with a video camera they launch an investigation stopping unsuspecting passers-by in Brixton and speaking to historians and lecturers. They are enriched and inspired by their discoveries. The work of African-born Graduates from the BCA’s ORIKI exhibition will also be showcased and some of the artists will be available for talks and workshops.
Free entry (Art Workshops from 4pm, Film Screening at 7pm) Venue: Lecture Theatre 1, Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, London SW7 2EU (nearest tube South Kensington / High Street Kensington; Buses 9,10, 52, C1) For further information email originhq@yahoo.co.uk or contact 07855 015 973.
For more information on Oriki events at BCA visit: www.bcaheritage.org.uk/oriki
HOW TO CREATE NEW PUBLIC OPEN SPACE-
REFRESHING NEW USE OF PARKING BAYS
http://www.rebargroup.org/projects/parking/index.html
REFRESHING NEW USE OF PARKING BAYS
http://www.rebargroup.org/projects/parking/index.html
Monday, May 29, 2006
LAMBETH'S Sports, Clubs and Centres new management arrangements from October 2006 are FUSION BIDDING
FROM LAMBETH'S WEBSITE
We are committed to the provision and development of sport and recreation. There are four leisure centres and a community sports centre in the borough, and facilities in our parks and green spaces. We also run a healthy lifestyles programme.
New management for Lambeth's leisure centres
The contract to run Lambeth’s leisure centres is currently being re-tendered.
This is an opportunity for interested parties to run our leisure centres for the next ten years with an option of extending this to 15 years if the multi-million pound contract is well managed.
The successful bidder will be responsible for managing all Lambeth’s leisure facilities and services in Brixton, Streatham, Clapham, Flaxman and Ferndale.
Following a period of negotiation between Lambeth Council and the preferred bidders during July and August, the successful Leisure Management Contractor will be awarded in October - November 2006.
The new contractor is expected to take over operating the services from December 2006.
FROM LAMBETH'S WEBSITE
We are committed to the provision and development of sport and recreation. There are four leisure centres and a community sports centre in the borough, and facilities in our parks and green spaces. We also run a healthy lifestyles programme.
New management for Lambeth's leisure centres
The contract to run Lambeth’s leisure centres is currently being re-tendered.
This is an opportunity for interested parties to run our leisure centres for the next ten years with an option of extending this to 15 years if the multi-million pound contract is well managed.
The successful bidder will be responsible for managing all Lambeth’s leisure facilities and services in Brixton, Streatham, Clapham, Flaxman and Ferndale.
Following a period of negotiation between Lambeth Council and the preferred bidders during July and August, the successful Leisure Management Contractor will be awarded in October - November 2006.
The new contractor is expected to take over operating the services from December 2006.
Brockwell Lido - Lambeth's greatest multi-cultural-cuts-across all-the-barriers experience!
Welcome to the Web site of the Brockwell Lido Users group (BLU). BLU is a pressure group set up to ensure the Brockwell Lido and services within the Lido complex are maintained and extended. You do not need to be a member of BLU to use Lido facilities. For most activities, just show up.
The Lido pool will open for the 2006 season at 6:45am on Monday 19 June 2006. Opening hours will be:
6:45am to 8:00pm - Mondays to Fridays
10:00am to 6:00pm - Saturdays and Sundays See here for prices. Other activities continue all year round - see timetables for details.
See our April Newsletter for latest Lido news.
New: Here is an analysis of the feedback on the Lido from the AGM.
Hours are:
6.45 am to 6.00 pm Monday to Friday
10.00 am to 6.00 pm Saturday and Sunday
The telephone number for pool enquiries is: 020 7274 3088. Further details are on the Fusion Web site.
Swimming is half price from 6.45 am to 10.00 am
We are still unable to tell you that Lambeth Council and Fusion have signed the historic lease to secure Brockwell Lido
--->Yoga, Tai Chi, Whippersnappers and other classes are open and flourishing, see timetable links below for details. For more information about children's workshops and birthday parties call at the Whippersnappers reception or phone 020 7738 6633
Welcome to the Web site of the Brockwell Lido Users group (BLU). BLU is a pressure group set up to ensure the Brockwell Lido and services within the Lido complex are maintained and extended. You do not need to be a member of BLU to use Lido facilities. For most activities, just show up.
The Lido pool will open for the 2006 season at 6:45am on Monday 19 June 2006. Opening hours will be:
6:45am to 8:00pm - Mondays to Fridays
10:00am to 6:00pm - Saturdays and Sundays See here for prices. Other activities continue all year round - see timetables for details.
See our April Newsletter for latest Lido news.
New: Here is an analysis of the feedback on the Lido from the AGM.
Hours are:
6.45 am to 6.00 pm Monday to Friday
10.00 am to 6.00 pm Saturday and Sunday
The telephone number for pool enquiries is: 020 7274 3088. Further details are on the Fusion Web site.
Swimming is half price from 6.45 am to 10.00 am
We are still unable to tell you that Lambeth Council and Fusion have signed the historic lease to secure Brockwell Lido
--->Yoga, Tai Chi, Whippersnappers and other classes are open and flourishing, see timetable links below for details. For more information about children's workshops and birthday parties call at the Whippersnappers reception or phone 020 7738 6633
Brockwell Park LOTTERY BID LATEST
Brockwell Park Heritage Lottery Fund Bid
The bright new future for Brockwell Park came one step closer recently. On 31st March 2006 Lambeth submitted a Stage 1 application to the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) for funding to regenerate Brockwell Park. The following information may help you better understand the HLF process and how to obtain further information. There is also an opportunity to become involved in the process if the Stage 1 application is successful.
This Brockwell Park project is somewhat different to most schemes due to the park’s sheer size and scope for improvement works. Regenerating Brockwell Park & Brockwell Hall together would take more money than either Lambeth or the HLF could manage in one go. So we will have ONE Scheme in TWO Phases:
1. What is the timetable for the HLF’s decision?
The anticipated timetable for the application is six months, with a decision from the HLF expected in October 2006. This six-month period will be an interactive time when the HLF will evaluate the submission and come back to Lambeth with queries and questions.
2. What are the main aspects of the submitted proposal?
The Stage 1 proposal will bring the park and landscape elements back to a satisfactory standard, including significant works to the pathways, signage, site furniture, site buildings and boundary fences. Entrances will be improved along with substantial work to improve park drainage, relocate the paddling pool and install a new wetland pond. In addition, the proposal identifies the need to revamp areas of tree and shrub planting with selective removal of some plants and the replanting of many trees and shrubs throughout the park.
3. What elements of the proposal are yet to be resolved?
The submission acknowledges that some elements of the application need further discussion and attention before they are finalised. For example the location of the proposed new paddling pool and demand on the current sports changing block near the Lido need further research.
To quote directly from the Conservation Management Plan
“The Council have reserved the decision on the changing room block pending resolution of outstanding matters. A full assessment of the current, proposed and potential demand on the changing room block will be undertaken, with a view to providing the optimal solution for the park, the park users and community groups. An allocation for demolition has been included in the Stage 1 cost plan to cover the possibility of an outcome concerned with removal or relocation”.
These elements will be progressed further over the coming six months, with a view to having them resolved in time to act on a positive decision from the HLF.
4. How does the proposal address Brockwell Hall?
This application primarily deals with the landscape elements of the park, but, it does include some minor measures around the hall, works to the stable block and restoration of the Clock Tower.
It is envisaged that if the application for Phase 1 works is successful then Lambeth in conjunction with the Brockwell Park Management Advisory Committee (BPMAC) will develop a Phase 2 proposal to address the use and condition of Brockwell Hall and its surrounding buildings.
5. What is the total value of the proposal?
This application, which encompasses the major landscape elements of the park, has a forecast total project cost of £6m. Lambeth have committed £1.5m to this project and with £4.5m requested from the HLF there will be the budget to complete a significant amount of restoration work.
6. How do I obtain more information about the project?
The BPMAC have a website that is dedicated to Brockwell Park, http://www.brockwellpark.com/. From this website you can obtain a range of information from HLF proposal details to general historic information about the park. It is intended that relevant sections of the Conservation Management Plan (the main submission document) will be made available on this website in the near future. In addition to this website, relevant information will be made available on the Lambeth website at http://www.lambeth.gov.uk/.
Lambeth, together with BPMAC, are in the early phases of producing an informative leaflet that will communicate the HLF bid details to park users and the surrounding community members. It is envisaged that this will be ready for distribution at key summer events in the park.
The recent submission is the culmination of over 24 months commitment from Lambeth officers and key stakeholders, including Brockwell Park Management Advisory Committee and the many diverse user groups and interest parties. Lambeth would like to take this opportunity to thank all those individuals and groups that have contributed time and energy to the submission of the Brockwell Park HLF Stage 1 application and we look forward to a positive decision from the HLF.
The bright new future for Brockwell Park came one step closer recently. On 31st March 2006 Lambeth submitted a Stage 1 application to the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) for funding to regenerate Brockwell Park. The following information may help you better understand the HLF process and how to obtain further information. There is also an opportunity to become involved in the process if the Stage 1 application is successful.
This Brockwell Park project is somewhat different to most schemes due to the park’s sheer size and scope for improvement works. Regenerating Brockwell Park & Brockwell Hall together would take more money than either Lambeth or the HLF could manage in one go. So we will have ONE Scheme in TWO Phases:
- Phase One – Park and Landscape
- Phase Two – Brockwell Hall, Stable Block & Yard
1. What is the timetable for the HLF’s decision?
The anticipated timetable for the application is six months, with a decision from the HLF expected in October 2006. This six-month period will be an interactive time when the HLF will evaluate the submission and come back to Lambeth with queries and questions.
2. What are the main aspects of the submitted proposal?
The Stage 1 proposal will bring the park and landscape elements back to a satisfactory standard, including significant works to the pathways, signage, site furniture, site buildings and boundary fences. Entrances will be improved along with substantial work to improve park drainage, relocate the paddling pool and install a new wetland pond. In addition, the proposal identifies the need to revamp areas of tree and shrub planting with selective removal of some plants and the replanting of many trees and shrubs throughout the park.
3. What elements of the proposal are yet to be resolved?
The submission acknowledges that some elements of the application need further discussion and attention before they are finalised. For example the location of the proposed new paddling pool and demand on the current sports changing block near the Lido need further research.
To quote directly from the Conservation Management Plan
“The Council have reserved the decision on the changing room block pending resolution of outstanding matters. A full assessment of the current, proposed and potential demand on the changing room block will be undertaken, with a view to providing the optimal solution for the park, the park users and community groups. An allocation for demolition has been included in the Stage 1 cost plan to cover the possibility of an outcome concerned with removal or relocation”.
These elements will be progressed further over the coming six months, with a view to having them resolved in time to act on a positive decision from the HLF.
4. How does the proposal address Brockwell Hall?
This application primarily deals with the landscape elements of the park, but, it does include some minor measures around the hall, works to the stable block and restoration of the Clock Tower.
It is envisaged that if the application for Phase 1 works is successful then Lambeth in conjunction with the Brockwell Park Management Advisory Committee (BPMAC) will develop a Phase 2 proposal to address the use and condition of Brockwell Hall and its surrounding buildings.
5. What is the total value of the proposal?
This application, which encompasses the major landscape elements of the park, has a forecast total project cost of £6m. Lambeth have committed £1.5m to this project and with £4.5m requested from the HLF there will be the budget to complete a significant amount of restoration work.
6. How do I obtain more information about the project?
The BPMAC have a website that is dedicated to Brockwell Park, http://www.brockwellpark.com/. From this website you can obtain a range of information from HLF proposal details to general historic information about the park. It is intended that relevant sections of the Conservation Management Plan (the main submission document) will be made available on this website in the near future. In addition to this website, relevant information will be made available on the Lambeth website at http://www.lambeth.gov.uk/.
Lambeth, together with BPMAC, are in the early phases of producing an informative leaflet that will communicate the HLF bid details to park users and the surrounding community members. It is envisaged that this will be ready for distribution at key summer events in the park.
The recent submission is the culmination of over 24 months commitment from Lambeth officers and key stakeholders, including Brockwell Park Management Advisory Committee and the many diverse user groups and interest parties. Lambeth would like to take this opportunity to thank all those individuals and groups that have contributed time and energy to the submission of the Brockwell Park HLF Stage 1 application and we look forward to a positive decision from the HLF.
BIG INCREASE IN OFF PEAK TRAVEL FARES FROM HERNE HILL
ON FIRST CAPITAL CONNECT FORMERLY THAMES LINK.
New Bedford to Brighton rail provider First Capital Connect plans to ban cheap day return ticket holders from travelling home from London between 4.30 and 7pm and will result in massive fare rises listed below and lead to restricted use by off peak travellers. Some peak use commuters might be happy of course, but it seems outrageous to beforcing those who are most prices conscious off the rails. It is anticipates that the number of passengers travelling at peak times would be reduced by around 12 per cent. It is estimated that about 4,000 people will be affected daily The new restrictions will be introduced on June 11 to coincide with the introduction of the summer timetable. This would particularly affect parents taking children out for a day in London and visitors to the city who also wanted a trip to the capital This clearly affects all of us from Bedford to St Albans
London>> Bedford Cheap day return = £16.00 Full peak fare = £30.30
Flitwick Cheap day return = £14.10 Full peak fare = £25.30
Luton Cheap day return £11.30 Full peak fare = £20.80
Harpenden Cheap day return = £9.30 Full peak fare = £18.18 St Albans Cheap day return £7.90 Full peak fare = £14.50
ON FIRST CAPITAL CONNECT FORMERLY THAMES LINK.
New Bedford to Brighton rail provider First Capital Connect plans to ban cheap day return ticket holders from travelling home from London between 4.30 and 7pm and will result in massive fare rises listed below and lead to restricted use by off peak travellers. Some peak use commuters might be happy of course, but it seems outrageous to beforcing those who are most prices conscious off the rails. It is anticipates that the number of passengers travelling at peak times would be reduced by around 12 per cent. It is estimated that about 4,000 people will be affected daily The new restrictions will be introduced on June 11 to coincide with the introduction of the summer timetable. This would particularly affect parents taking children out for a day in London and visitors to the city who also wanted a trip to the capital This clearly affects all of us from Bedford to St Albans
London>> Bedford Cheap day return = £16.00 Full peak fare = £30.30
Flitwick Cheap day return = £14.10 Full peak fare = £25.30
Luton Cheap day return £11.30 Full peak fare = £20.80
Harpenden Cheap day return = £9.30 Full peak fare = £18.18 St Albans Cheap day return £7.90 Full peak fare = £14.50
Friday, May 26, 2006
BENSONS FUNFAIR CANCELLED AT BROCKWELL PARK
THIS BANK HOLIDAY TILL 4TH
DUE TO POSSIBLE GROUND DAMAGE.
THIS BANK HOLIDAY TILL 4TH
DUE TO POSSIBLE GROUND DAMAGE.
FORTHCOMING EVENTS IN LOCAL LAMBETH PARKS
************************************************************************************************** This contains highlights of events close to Herne Hill only
Notification / Consultation of Events within Lambeth Parks A draft version of the Event Calendar for 2006 is attached for your information. The information is only intended to show applications already received by the Events team. It is not a list of events already slated to go ahead in the coming season. None of these events are confirmed and all events are subject to feedback from this consultation notification, as well as the usual planning procedures and permissions.
CONSULTATION - a request: If you require any further information about an event listed below, or wish to discuss any issue to do with any of the events in general, please do not hesitate to contact us. Also, we ask that you please pass this email on to anyone you think may benefit from receiving it. If you know of anyone who would like to receive the Events Calendar and event updates in future, please click reply and enter names and email addresses and we can add them to the list. ****************************************************************************************************************************
Events listings:
PLAYOUT PLAYOUT LAMBETH Free arts, crafts and games activities for children
· Brockwell Park 31/05/2006 - 31/05/2006 · Hillside Park 01/06/2006 - 01/06/2006 · Norwood Park 02/06/2006 - 02/06/2006
Day of Portugal Comis sao organiza dora do dia de Portugal KENNINGTON Park 11/06/2006 - 11/06/2006 Annual event celebrating Portugeuse music, food and culture. Small funfair, live entertainment and food stalls.
Midsummer Fete Friends of RUSKIN Park Ruskin Park 24/06/2006 - 24/06/2006 Community fundraising event
Unit One present "Peace is a Feeling" Elan Vital WINDRUSH Square 24/06/2006
FUN 'N' GAMES DAY BROCKWELL Park 25/06/2006 - 25/06/2006
Party in the Park Parish of Herne Hill (Church of England)` MILKWOOD Community Park 25/06
The Brockwell Park Mid-Summer Feast Brockwell Park Heritage Lottery Appeal Fund BROCKWELL Park 02/07/2006 - 02/07/2006
Shakespeare in the Rookery Friends of STREATHAM Common Streatham Rookery 09/07/2006 - 09/07/2006 Open-air theatre in the Rookery,
Brixton Windmill Festival Friends of Windmill Gardens WINDMILL Gardens 09/07/2006 - 09/07/2006
Jazz in the Rookery Friends of STRETHAM Common Streatham Rookery 11/07/2006 - 11/07/2006
Lambeth Country Show Ubique Leisure Ltd BROCKWELL Park 15/07/2006 - 16/07/2006 Free annual event
Fest in the Park The Fest Ltd KENNINGTON Park 22/07/2006 - 22/07/2006 A celebration of German food, drink and culture - Octoberfest in Lambeth
Microchipping in the Park RSPCA BROCKWELL Park 22/07/2006 - 22/07/2006 Free pet microchipping service run by the RSPCA
PLAYOUT PLAYOUT LAMBETH BROCKWELL Park 26/07/2006 - 26/07/2006 Free arts, crafts and games activities for children
PLAYOUT PLAYOUT LAMBETH Free arts, crafts and games activities for children
· Hillside Park 27/07/2006 - 27/07/2006 · BROCKWELL Park 28/07/2006 - 28/07/2006 · Norwood Park 28/07/2006 - 28/07/2006
PLAYOUT PLAYOUT LAMBETH
· BROCKWELL Park 02/08/2006 - 02/08/2006 · Hillside Park 03/08/2006 - 03/08/2006 · Norwood Park 04/08/2006 - 04/08/2006
PLAYOUT PLAYOUT LAMBETH
· BROCKWELL Park 09/08/2006 - 09/08/2006 · Hillside Park 10/08/2006 - 10/08/2006 · Norwood Park 11/08/2006 -
PLAYOUT PLAYOUT LAMBETH
· BRCKWELLl Park 16/08/2006 - 16/08/2006 · Hillside Park 17/08/2006 - 17/08/2006 · Norwood Park 18/08/2006 - 18/08/2006
Unit One present "Peace is a Feeling" Elan Vital WINDRUSH Square 19/08/2006 - 19/08/2006
Vision 2006 "Latino-American Feeling in London" New World Mission E.C.O.N. UK KENNINGTON Park 20/08/2006 - 20/08/2006
PLAYOUT PLAYOUT LAMBETH BROCKWELL Park 23/08/2006 - 23/08/2006 Free arts, crafts and games activities for children
PLAYOUT PLAYOUT LAMBETH BROCKWELL Park 30/08/2006 - 30/08/2006
Hillside Park 31/08/2006 - 31/08/2006
Norwood Park 01/09/2006 - 01/09/2006
CHALK AROUND THE CLOCK Friends of BROCKWELL Park Brockwell Park 22/10/2006 - 22/10/2006
Karl Pell Events Officer Parks Department Lambeth
Notification / Consultation of Events within Lambeth Parks A draft version of the Event Calendar for 2006 is attached for your information. The information is only intended to show applications already received by the Events team. It is not a list of events already slated to go ahead in the coming season. None of these events are confirmed and all events are subject to feedback from this consultation notification, as well as the usual planning procedures and permissions.
CONSULTATION - a request: If you require any further information about an event listed below, or wish to discuss any issue to do with any of the events in general, please do not hesitate to contact us. Also, we ask that you please pass this email on to anyone you think may benefit from receiving it. If you know of anyone who would like to receive the Events Calendar and event updates in future, please click reply and enter names and email addresses and we can add them to the list. ****************************************************************************************************************************
Events listings:
PLAYOUT PLAYOUT LAMBETH Free arts, crafts and games activities for children
· Brockwell Park 31/05/2006 - 31/05/2006 · Hillside Park 01/06/2006 - 01/06/2006 · Norwood Park 02/06/2006 - 02/06/2006
Day of Portugal Comis sao organiza dora do dia de Portugal KENNINGTON Park 11/06/2006 - 11/06/2006 Annual event celebrating Portugeuse music, food and culture. Small funfair, live entertainment and food stalls.
Midsummer Fete Friends of RUSKIN Park Ruskin Park 24/06/2006 - 24/06/2006 Community fundraising event
Unit One present "Peace is a Feeling" Elan Vital WINDRUSH Square 24/06/2006
FUN 'N' GAMES DAY BROCKWELL Park 25/06/2006 - 25/06/2006
Party in the Park Parish of Herne Hill (Church of England)` MILKWOOD Community Park 25/06
The Brockwell Park Mid-Summer Feast Brockwell Park Heritage Lottery Appeal Fund BROCKWELL Park 02/07/2006 - 02/07/2006
Shakespeare in the Rookery Friends of STREATHAM Common Streatham Rookery 09/07/2006 - 09/07/2006 Open-air theatre in the Rookery,
Brixton Windmill Festival Friends of Windmill Gardens WINDMILL Gardens 09/07/2006 - 09/07/2006
Jazz in the Rookery Friends of STRETHAM Common Streatham Rookery 11/07/2006 - 11/07/2006
Lambeth Country Show Ubique Leisure Ltd BROCKWELL Park 15/07/2006 - 16/07/2006 Free annual event
Fest in the Park The Fest Ltd KENNINGTON Park 22/07/2006 - 22/07/2006 A celebration of German food, drink and culture - Octoberfest in Lambeth
Microchipping in the Park RSPCA BROCKWELL Park 22/07/2006 - 22/07/2006 Free pet microchipping service run by the RSPCA
PLAYOUT PLAYOUT LAMBETH BROCKWELL Park 26/07/2006 - 26/07/2006 Free arts, crafts and games activities for children
PLAYOUT PLAYOUT LAMBETH Free arts, crafts and games activities for children
· Hillside Park 27/07/2006 - 27/07/2006 · BROCKWELL Park 28/07/2006 - 28/07/2006 · Norwood Park 28/07/2006 - 28/07/2006
PLAYOUT PLAYOUT LAMBETH
· BROCKWELL Park 02/08/2006 - 02/08/2006 · Hillside Park 03/08/2006 - 03/08/2006 · Norwood Park 04/08/2006 - 04/08/2006
PLAYOUT PLAYOUT LAMBETH
· BROCKWELL Park 09/08/2006 - 09/08/2006 · Hillside Park 10/08/2006 - 10/08/2006 · Norwood Park 11/08/2006 -
PLAYOUT PLAYOUT LAMBETH
· BRCKWELLl Park 16/08/2006 - 16/08/2006 · Hillside Park 17/08/2006 - 17/08/2006 · Norwood Park 18/08/2006 - 18/08/2006
Unit One present "Peace is a Feeling" Elan Vital WINDRUSH Square 19/08/2006 - 19/08/2006
Vision 2006 "Latino-American Feeling in London" New World Mission E.C.O.N. UK KENNINGTON Park 20/08/2006 - 20/08/2006
PLAYOUT PLAYOUT LAMBETH BROCKWELL Park 23/08/2006 - 23/08/2006 Free arts, crafts and games activities for children
PLAYOUT PLAYOUT LAMBETH BROCKWELL Park 30/08/2006 - 30/08/2006
Hillside Park 31/08/2006 - 31/08/2006
Norwood Park 01/09/2006 - 01/09/2006
CHALK AROUND THE CLOCK Friends of BROCKWELL Park Brockwell Park 22/10/2006 - 22/10/2006
Karl Pell Events Officer Parks Department Lambeth
SOUTHWARK CYCLISTS PREPARING FOR WEEK OF EVENTS
http://www.southwarkcyclists.org.uk/social.shtml#bikeweek
http://www.southwarkcyclists.org.uk/social.shtml#bikeweek
Thursday, May 25, 2006
COMMUNITY POLICE TEAM ENGAGE WITH PUPILS AT JESSOP PRIMARY
25.5.06 Herne Hill Community Police Team have been active in Herne Hill. A Police Constable and PCSO (Kelly and Ben) had Year 6 at Jessop engaged in a mature and insightful discussion all afternoon today. Kelly will be working at the Brockwell Park Fair this weekend. Remember there's a Police tent at the Lambeth Country Show on July15-16th.
WALKING BUS 14TH JUNE 10AM
Walking Bus to be led by Mel Clarke, Headteacher of Jessop Primary, Lowden Road SE24. It is in conjunction with schools around the country to create the longest collective walking bus and it will be recorded in the Guinness Book of Records.St. Saviours are also participating in Walk to School week.
HEALTH EDUCATION IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS
St. Saviours has been having lots of sessions from HealthEducationLink which does what it says on the tin basically on issues such as Friendship, Puberty, Hygiene and is led by Joanna Watson who involves a local Practice Nurse and School Nurse, Becca Thackray.
25.5.06 Herne Hill Community Police Team have been active in Herne Hill. A Police Constable and PCSO (Kelly and Ben) had Year 6 at Jessop engaged in a mature and insightful discussion all afternoon today. Kelly will be working at the Brockwell Park Fair this weekend. Remember there's a Police tent at the Lambeth Country Show on July15-16th.
WALKING BUS 14TH JUNE 10AM
Walking Bus to be led by Mel Clarke, Headteacher of Jessop Primary, Lowden Road SE24. It is in conjunction with schools around the country to create the longest collective walking bus and it will be recorded in the Guinness Book of Records.St. Saviours are also participating in Walk to School week.
HEALTH EDUCATION IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS
St. Saviours has been having lots of sessions from HealthEducationLink which does what it says on the tin basically on issues such as Friendship, Puberty, Hygiene and is led by Joanna Watson who involves a local Practice Nurse and School Nurse, Becca Thackray.
Monday, May 22, 2006
INTERNATIONAL DESIGN STANDARDS FOR HERNE HILL
SHAKESPEARE ACADEMY TO BE DESIGNED BY..............
Zaha Hadid top international architect with a string of landmark buildings in her portfolio including the London Aquatic Centre for the Olympics and the Cardiff Opera House.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/documentaries/profile/zaha-hadid.shtml
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/documentaries/profile/zaha-hadid.shtml
http://www.zaha-hadid.com/ click on these hyperlinks ( this one go to news section for details of international designs.
SHAKESPEARE ACADEMY TO BE DESIGNED BY..............
Zaha Hadid top international architect with a string of landmark buildings in her portfolio including the London Aquatic Centre for the Olympics and the Cardiff Opera House.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/documentaries/profile/zaha-hadid.shtml
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/documentaries/profile/zaha-hadid.shtml
http://www.zaha-hadid.com/ click on these hyperlinks ( this one go to news section for details of international designs.
Sunday, May 21, 2006
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A LIGHTER MOMENT IN THE ELECTION TRAIL IN EAST DULWICH
Had Toby been reading his tea leaves? Had Charlie Smith been caught canvassing for the Tories. Who is holding thos blue balloons?
Saturday, May 20, 2006
CONTROLLED PARKING ZONE FOR HERNE HILL TRIANGLE
Lambeth are about to consult on the introduction of controlled parking in an area bounded by Herne Hill ,Denmark Hill, Fernedene Avenue, Herne Hill Road and Milkwood Road. We have had sight of the plan of the area dated 8th May 06 if this is agreed it will put further pressure for extension of the Herne Hill CPZ on the other side of the Hill from Holmdene to Sunray Avenue.
Lambeth are about to consult on the introduction of controlled parking in an area bounded by Herne Hill ,Denmark Hill, Fernedene Avenue, Herne Hill Road and Milkwood Road. We have had sight of the plan of the area dated 8th May 06 if this is agreed it will put further pressure for extension of the Herne Hill CPZ on the other side of the Hill from Holmdene to Sunray Avenue.
Thursday, May 18, 2006
BRIXTON AREA FORUM AGM
25TH MAY 7PM
ASSEMBLEY HALL LAMBETH TOWN HALL
25TH MAY 7PM
ASSEMBLEY HALL LAMBETH TOWN HALL
SOUTHWARK'S NEW CABINET -HERNE HILL PROVIDES THE 2nd EXECUTIVE MEMBER FOR RESOURCES ( FINANCE)
Nic Stanton, Lib Dem Leader has appointed Kim Humphries ( Cons
Deputy leader and Exec member for housing ( college Ward) and Toby Eckersley as Excutive Member for Finance ( COns Village Ward)
other appointments include Richard Thomas Regeneration and Lisa Rajan Environment and Transport.
Herne Hill ward's Jim Dickson is Exec member for finance in the new Labour administration in Lambeth
Nic Stanton, Lib Dem Leader has appointed Kim Humphries ( Cons
Deputy leader and Exec member for housing ( college Ward) and Toby Eckersley as Excutive Member for Finance ( COns Village Ward)
other appointments include Richard Thomas Regeneration and Lisa Rajan Environment and Transport.
Herne Hill ward's Jim Dickson is Exec member for finance in the new Labour administration in Lambeth
LIDO TO OPEN 19TH JUNE- 3RD SEPTEMBER
FUSION ANNOUNCES OPENING TIMES FOR THIS YEAR
6.45-8PM MONDAY TO FRIDAY
10AM-6PM SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
FUSION ANNOUNCES OPENING TIMES FOR THIS YEAR
6.45-8PM MONDAY TO FRIDAY
10AM-6PM SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Wednesday, May 17, 2006
LAMBETH'S CABINET APPOINTMENTS CLICK HYPERLINK BELOW
Tuesday, May 16, 2006
LOCAL CENTENARIAN RECORDS INTERVIEW OF LIFE IN BROCKWELL PARK/ HERNE HILL AND BRAILSFORD ROAD.
A local woman turned 100 recently has recorded an interview with Peter Bradley and Robert Holden. Her earliest memory of Brockwell Park
goes back to 1912. Extracts will appear in the FOBP newsletter probably in the Autumn.
A local woman turned 100 recently has recorded an interview with Peter Bradley and Robert Holden. Her earliest memory of Brockwell Park
goes back to 1912. Extracts will appear in the FOBP newsletter probably in the Autumn.
WAYS INTO BROCKWELL PARK- BOOK LAUNCH PETER BRADLEY
This follows the Friends AGM at 4pm in Brockwell Hall 21 st May 06
Peter is launching his award winning booklet about the history of the Park. in conjunection with Lambeth Libraries Literature month.
Oeter will give a talk about his work and the bookley will be available
at special launch price of £4 on the day only. Peter has thrown up some usual twists such as did John Blades live in the Old Brockwell Hall as a tenant f before he bought it in 1809. Peter has examined phots spanning 100 years.
This follows the Friends AGM at 4pm in Brockwell Hall 21 st May 06
Peter is launching his award winning booklet about the history of the Park. in conjunection with Lambeth Libraries Literature month.
Oeter will give a talk about his work and the bookley will be available
at special launch price of £4 on the day only. Peter has thrown up some usual twists such as did John Blades live in the Old Brockwell Hall as a tenant f before he bought it in 1809. Peter has examined phots spanning 100 years.
FRIENDS OF BROCKWELL PARK AGM
Sunday 21st May 2.30 upstairs in Brockwell Hall.
Sunday 21st May 2.30 upstairs in Brockwell Hall.
HERNE HILL JUNCTION DELAYS AND TRAFFIC CONGESTION
We are in regular contact with Transport for London about the changes to the signaling frequencies which are the cause of congestion especially at the moment in the Norwood Road northbound.
The perceived problem at the moment seems the long red phase northbound at the junction of Norwood Road and Dulwich Road.
The Croxted Road phasing has been recently corrected. At least three Forum members are watching this daily.
We are in regular contact with Transport for London about the changes to the signaling frequencies which are the cause of congestion especially at the moment in the Norwood Road northbound.
The perceived problem at the moment seems the long red phase northbound at the junction of Norwood Road and Dulwich Road.
The Croxted Road phasing has been recently corrected. At least three Forum members are watching this daily.
37 BUS ROUTE ALTERATION
The 37 no longer turns into Melbourne Grove East Dulwich but proceeds directly along East Dulwich Grove to Lordship Lane, where it turns left to Goose Green and then right to Peckham Rye.
The 37 no longer turns into Melbourne Grove East Dulwich but proceeds directly along East Dulwich Grove to Lordship Lane, where it turns left to Goose Green and then right to Peckham Rye.
Friday, May 12, 2006
FRIDGE REOPENS........
WITH 27 conditions placed on operating arrangements.
WITH 27 conditions placed on operating arrangements.
NEW GREEN COUNCILLOR FOR HERNE HILL REBECCA THACKRAY........
...................is going to push for more recycling and green energy " Lots of people in Herne Hill ward are keen for this. " She will also get the council to adopt policies to encourage more composting. She is also keen to support local shops and listen to community views on regeneration of Herne Hill. " People dont want more superstores but there is worry that Sainsburys is buying up part of Herne Hill ( possibly the post office sorting office and more)
She also want to help people to " think global act local eg walk to work, use less packaging."
Its been recently stated that 80% of pupils attending the private schools in Dulwich arrive by car.
...................is going to push for more recycling and green energy " Lots of people in Herne Hill ward are keen for this. " She will also get the council to adopt policies to encourage more composting. She is also keen to support local shops and listen to community views on regeneration of Herne Hill. " People dont want more superstores but there is worry that Sainsburys is buying up part of Herne Hill ( possibly the post office sorting office and more)
She also want to help people to " think global act local eg walk to work, use less packaging."
Its been recently stated that 80% of pupils attending the private schools in Dulwich arrive by car.
APPOINTMENTS TO LAMBETH'S NEW ADMINISTRATION
Leader of the Council Steve Reed
Deputy Leader Jackie Meldrum
Finance Jim Dickson ( Herne Hill Councilor)
Housing John Kazantzis
Children and Young People Sally Prentice
Regeneration and Enterprise Paul McGlone
Environment and Culture Lib Peck
Health & Adult Services Donnatus Anyanwu
Community Safety Mark Bennett.
There should be more appointment of deputy executive members to follow.
Leader of the Council Steve Reed
Deputy Leader Jackie Meldrum
Finance Jim Dickson ( Herne Hill Councilor)
Housing John Kazantzis
Children and Young People Sally Prentice
Regeneration and Enterprise Paul McGlone
Environment and Culture Lib Peck
Health & Adult Services Donnatus Anyanwu
Community Safety Mark Bennett.
There should be more appointment of deputy executive members to follow.
Wednesday, May 10, 2006
NEW ADMINISTRATION FOR SOUTHWARK,
With Labour and Lib Dems both with 28 seats and Cons. 6 and Green 1.
the composition of the new Council is anyone's guess. After the experience of the last four years in, Southwark might like to go for a formal coalition and this could be either of the larger parties doing a deal with Conservatives. We should know towards the end of May.
With Labour and Lib Dems both with 28 seats and Cons. 6 and Green 1.
the composition of the new Council is anyone's guess. After the experience of the last four years in, Southwark might like to go for a formal coalition and this could be either of the larger parties doing a deal with Conservatives. We should know towards the end of May.
Tuesday, May 09, 2006
HERNE HILL AND BRIXTON GET UK'S MOST ADVANCED NEW BUS FLEET ON ROUTE 196
a FLEET OF 15 BUSES WAS INTRODUCED ON 6th May and is
the first UK fleet that meets the higher " EURO 4 " standards of emissions
It also has an air chill system.
A further 24 will be introduced on the 37 Route from June.
click below for full details
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/press-centre/press-releases/press-releases-content.asp?prID=761
a FLEET OF 15 BUSES WAS INTRODUCED ON 6th May and is
the first UK fleet that meets the higher " EURO 4 " standards of emissions
It also has an air chill system.
A further 24 will be introduced on the 37 Route from June.
click below for full details
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/press-centre/press-releases/press-releases-content.asp?prID=761
LAMBETH RESULTS NOW VERY ACCESSIBLE
Thanks to Leo the webmaster at Lambeth the election results are now available
on a ward by ward basis. click on here to get the ward list.
YOU CAN DOWN LOAD RESULT FOR A SINGLE WARD OF YOUR CHOICE
click below
http://www.lambeth.gov.uk/Services/CouncilDemocracy/DemocracyElections/LocalElectionResults2006ByWard.htm
Thanks to Leo the webmaster at Lambeth the election results are now available
on a ward by ward basis. click on here to get the ward list.
YOU CAN DOWN LOAD RESULT FOR A SINGLE WARD OF YOUR CHOICE
click below
http://www.lambeth.gov.uk/Services/CouncilDemocracy/DemocracyElections/LocalElectionResults2006ByWard.htm
CENTRAL SQUARE BACK ON TRACK
There is now hope that this project can now move forward with the plans as consulted on and agreed with the community.
There is now hope that this project can now move forward with the plans as consulted on and agreed with the community.
FIVE PARKS WALK SUNDAY 14TH MAY
START BROCKWELL HALL BY CAFE 10AM FOR 10.30 £5 ENTRY £3 CHILDREN
EVENT T- SHIRTS £5/ £3.
START BROCKWELL HALL BY CAFE 10AM FOR 10.30 £5 ENTRY £3 CHILDREN
EVENT T- SHIRTS £5/ £3.
HERNE HILL SOCIETY OPEN MEETING
Wednesday 10th May. Sue Johnson on the Establishing of Dulwich Park
United Reformed Church Hall at the junction of Herne Hill and Redpost Hill adjacent tolights 7.45
Sue has recently published a book on the history of the park.
Wednesday 10th May. Sue Johnson on the Establishing of Dulwich Park
United Reformed Church Hall at the junction of Herne Hill and Redpost Hill adjacent tolights 7.45
Sue has recently published a book on the history of the park.
Sunday, May 07, 2006
ASSAULT IN BROCKWELL PARK
Saturday evening about 6pm when the park was empty following a wet afternoon
a man was punched in the face and kicked on the ground. Injuries were minor telephone stolen gang of ten youths . Police and Rangers were on scene within 5 mins a 13 year old youth was picked up on the TH estate and was questioned at Brixton Police Station.
Saturday evening about 6pm when the park was empty following a wet afternoon
a man was punched in the face and kicked on the ground. Injuries were minor telephone stolen gang of ten youths . Police and Rangers were on scene within 5 mins a 13 year old youth was picked up on the TH estate and was questioned at Brixton Police Station.
THURLOW PARK RESULTS
Clare Whelan( largest vote in the borough C. 1738
John Whelan C 1680
Irene Kimm Con 1460
Sharon Erdman Lab 762
Sheila Freeman Green 699
Clare Whelan( largest vote in the borough C. 1738
John Whelan C 1680
Irene Kimm Con 1460
Sharon Erdman Lab 762
Sheila Freeman Green 699
Saturday, May 06, 2006
THANKS TO OUTGOING COUNCILORS
Thanks can never be adequate when you have served your local community as a councilor
but thanks it is to the following who have served during the last four years and previously.
David Bradbury ( retired)
Peter O'Connell ( not reelected)
Michelle Pearce ( not re-elected
Thanks can never be adequate when you have served your local community as a councilor
but thanks it is to the following who have served during the last four years and previously.
David Bradbury ( retired)
Peter O'Connell ( not reelected)
Michelle Pearce ( not re-elected
GREETINGS TO CAROLINE AND KIRK IN PERU
FOR HER SISTER'S WEDDING TODAY.
FOR HER SISTER'S WEDDING TODAY.
Friday, May 05, 2006
LAMBETH ELECTION INFORMATION.
Final out come Labour 39 seats
Lib Dem 17
Con. 6
Green 1
The Herne Hill Ward results as follows.
Rebecca Thackery Green 1359
Kirsty McHugh Labour 1343
Jim Dickson Labour 1314
above three elected
Shane Collins Green 1298
Peter O'Connell Labour 1205
George Graham Green 1151
Timothy Ayres Cons 571
Charles Holroyd Con 562
Jessica Lee Con 497
Melgorzata Baker Lib Dem 371
Malcolm Baines Lib Dem 353
Charlotte Parry Lib Dem 341
We dont have the full details of the Thurlow Park Ward but understand that Clare
Whelan got the largest vote in the borough.
The Lambeth Website on this one occasion is not dispensing the information easily. beware it might cause a system fault on your computer.
SOUTHWARK VILLAGE WARD
The Southwark website has full details .
Toby Eckersley got over 1900 and the Michelle Pearce 1600 and the other two Conservatives Robin Crookshank Hilton and Nichols Vineall were in between.
Final out come Labour 39 seats
Lib Dem 17
Con. 6
Green 1
The Herne Hill Ward results as follows.
Rebecca Thackery Green 1359
Kirsty McHugh Labour 1343
Jim Dickson Labour 1314
above three elected
Shane Collins Green 1298
Peter O'Connell Labour 1205
George Graham Green 1151
Timothy Ayres Cons 571
Charles Holroyd Con 562
Jessica Lee Con 497
Melgorzata Baker Lib Dem 371
Malcolm Baines Lib Dem 353
Charlotte Parry Lib Dem 341
We dont have the full details of the Thurlow Park Ward but understand that Clare
Whelan got the largest vote in the borough.
The Lambeth Website on this one occasion is not dispensing the information easily. beware it might cause a system fault on your computer.
SOUTHWARK VILLAGE WARD
The Southwark website has full details .
Toby Eckersley got over 1900 and the Michelle Pearce 1600 and the other two Conservatives Robin Crookshank Hilton and Nichols Vineall were in between.
HERNE HILL PARADE
HERNE HILL PARADE (HISTORICALLY KNOW AS CARLTON PARADE AT THE TOP OF HERNE HILL )
...........has benefited greatly from the introduction of the short-term parking bays, championed by the Herne Hill Forum, and it is very encouraging to see all the shops open and trading.
For the hungry ones the Fish Bar is under new ownership and has a good selection, while the southernmost shop, Hart to Hart, is now open for lunches and dinners. The Estate Agent, Chemist, Dry Cleaner, Newsagent and Grocery Store ensure there are a wide range of services on the Parade. Please try to use your local shops...
...........has benefited greatly from the introduction of the short-term parking bays, championed by the Herne Hill Forum, and it is very encouraging to see all the shops open and trading.
For the hungry ones the Fish Bar is under new ownership and has a good selection, while the southernmost shop, Hart to Hart, is now open for lunches and dinners. The Estate Agent, Chemist, Dry Cleaner, Newsagent and Grocery Store ensure there are a wide range of services on the Parade. Please try to use your local shops...
ELECTION RESULTS.
RECOUNT IN HERNE HILL Our man on the spot Robert Holden advised that Labour have gained 12 seats in Lambeth but the final result is held up owing to a recount in Herne Hill Ward. Known casualties are Peter O'Connell , Keith Fitchett and Charles Anglin.
THURLOW PARK WARD.
John Whelan, Irene Kimm and Clare Whelan have all been reelected for Thurlow Park for the Conservative Party
Southwark Libs have the same as last time 26 Labour 28 ( plus 2 and Cons 6 same as last time.
Our man at the Southwark count tells us that Toby Eckersley Robin Cruikshank Hilton and Robert Vineall have also been elected for Village ward making this one Tory gain and Michelle Pearce losing her seat.-
More later
RECOUNT IN HERNE HILL Our man on the spot Robert Holden advised that Labour have gained 12 seats in Lambeth but the final result is held up owing to a recount in Herne Hill Ward. Known casualties are Peter O'Connell , Keith Fitchett and Charles Anglin.
THURLOW PARK WARD.
John Whelan, Irene Kimm and Clare Whelan have all been reelected for Thurlow Park for the Conservative Party
Southwark Libs have the same as last time 26 Labour 28 ( plus 2 and Cons 6 same as last time.
Our man at the Southwark count tells us that Toby Eckersley Robin Cruikshank Hilton and Robert Vineall have also been elected for Village ward making this one Tory gain and Michelle Pearce losing her seat.-
More later
Tuesday, May 02, 2006
MAJOR PROPERTY MOVEMENTS IN CENTRE OF HERNE HILL
Two sources say that the petrol station has been sold and the the postal services sorting office is to close in June. This would present a substantial development opportunity at the heart of Herne Hill and could link in with Sainsbury's which is bursting out of its existing floor space.
Two sources say that the petrol station has been sold and the the postal services sorting office is to close in June. This would present a substantial development opportunity at the heart of Herne Hill and could link in with Sainsbury's which is bursting out of its existing floor space.
TATE GARDENS MAY DAY EVENT.
This event took place on Monday Bank holiday 1st May . It ran for about 5 hours with various events entertaining children and adults alike. The sound of the steele band brought over an appreciative group of drinkers from the peace gardens.
The stars were a pair of street theatre performers from Cardiff. A Big thanks to
Sarah Slater and the lady from the Tate Library , and others.
This event took place on Monday Bank holiday 1st May . It ran for about 5 hours with various events entertaining children and adults alike. The sound of the steele band brought over an appreciative group of drinkers from the peace gardens.
The stars were a pair of street theatre performers from Cardiff. A Big thanks to
Sarah Slater and the lady from the Tate Library , and others.
FRIDGE AGAIN...............
The notice has now been changed to say closed until further notice. Last week's band
appeared at an alternative location THE DOGSTAR so if you are a regular check out the front door or website for information-there is no current information on their website
http://www.fridgerocks.com/deepfreeze/index.php?theme=hardwired
The notice has now been changed to say closed until further notice. Last week's band
appeared at an alternative location THE DOGSTAR so if you are a regular check out the front door or website for information-there is no current information on their website
http://www.fridgerocks.com/deepfreeze/index.php?theme=hardwired
GREATER SPOTTED WOODPECKER BROCKWELL PARK 1ST MAY 06 SUSY HOGARTH
click on the bird for an enlargement for copy of this photo please reqeust to paulreyn@aol.com
SAFETY BARRIERS AT HERNE HILL STATION
Barriers have been installed in the foot tunnel over the weekend to stop cyclists
coming out at great speed hopefully they might even dismount. Thanks to Kate Newham , Lambeth's Community Safety Co-ordinator who arranged and paid for this
in partnership with South Eastern Trains... I think they are now called First Capital Connect.
Barriers have been installed in the foot tunnel over the weekend to stop cyclists
coming out at great speed hopefully they might even dismount. Thanks to Kate Newham , Lambeth's Community Safety Co-ordinator who arranged and paid for this
in partnership with South Eastern Trains... I think they are now called First Capital Connect.
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