Artists' Open House is always a highlight of the Dulwich Festival, and we are thrilled it will be back this year with nearly 400 exhibiting local artists.
Lambeth's Winter of Food and Fun runs from 23 December to 3 January, supporting families with children aged 4-16 who are eligible for benefits-related free school meals, offering food and activities during the holiday period.
If you bins are normally collected on a Wednesday - which is Christmas Day and New Years Day this year (2024), then your bin collection days will be on the next day.
Lambeth Council celebrated National Tree Week by inviting Hitherfield Primary School pupils to plant three trees in Brockwell Park, starting the planting of 92 trees in parks this season.
A play street is where neighbours agree together to close their road temporarily but regularly to through traffic – so that children can play while adults get to know each other better. You can make it happen on your street.
Every Winter, St Luke’s Church in West Norwood opens its doors to a small group of people who have no permanent place to live. They are invited to come into a warm room, eat a meal, stay the night and have breakfast in the morning.
Transport for London (TfL) will be proceeding with the range of interim interventions at the Tulse Hill gyratory traffic which aim to improve safety for pedestrians and other road users in this area by slowing the speed of traffic on approach to the pedestrian crossings. This follows the TfL consultation on the scheme, which we reported a few weeks ago.
