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Volunteering opportunities this week

This week, amongst a host of volunteering opportunities from Team Lambeth, are:

Become a future leader in local government

How would you like to help shape the future of one of the most diverse places in Europe? Lambeth Council is looking for the next generation of local government leaders.

Become an apprentice with the Lambeth Council repairs team

The Council has three exciting apprenticeship opportunities to work with its in-house housing repairs team. As an apprentice you would work alongside a qualified tradesperson to help you gain the sought-after skills and experience you need to build your career, while improving the borough for residents.

South London Theatre news

Lots going on at the old Fire Station, includng live theatrical performance (with one evening also streaming online), adult courses, youth courses and casting opportunities. Read all about it here.

Station to Station health & wellbeing project

Station to Station Business Improvement District has received funding to work with West Norwood and Tulse Hill’s local businesses and communities to reimagine how businesses can prioritise health and wellbeing. Funding has been provided by the Design Council.

Greening from Tulse Hill station to West Norwood station

How are you enjoying the spruced up greening and new planters along Norwood Road? Volunteers have helped with this work and more gardening sessions are planned, and you can get involved.

Volunteering opportunities this week

Read about this week's volunteering opportunities here. These include:

Lambeth Heritage Festival 2021

If you thought that you already knew about the history of Lambeth, then prepare to think again, as Lambeth Heritage Festival returns in the flesh this September, bigger than ever and with over 50 events catering for a whole spread of interests and heritages.

Lambeth residents discuss their input in borough’s bold climate plans

Recent extreme weather events around the world and this week’s IPCC report with its ‘code red for humanity’ might have left you feeling helpless. But it’s not too late – the report states that catastrophe can be avoided if quick action is taken.

Is everyone in your household eligible to vote?

Electoral Services has sent a letter to all residential properties in Lambeth to check voter details are correct. We’re asking residents to respond to confirm their details (it’s easy online) and ensure they can vote in future elections.

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