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Salvation Army offer homelessness and employment support

The Salvation Army is offering support for those experiencing homelessness and needing a bit of help finding or staying in work or education. You can find further details here on their website.

The Online Festival of the Great North Wood

Once again the annual Festival of the Great North Wood will be online. There is an exciting schedule of 19 free events including talks, wellbeing activities, creative workshops and screenings/performances that will take place between 1 and 28 April.

Today is Census Day in England and Wales

Census 2021
Sunday 21 March is census day in England and Wales

Better street and urban design - your ideas are sought

Two initiatives, one by Lambeth Council and the other from the Greater London Authority, are seeking ideas to improve neighbourhood streets.

Get ready for an Easter of Food and Fun!

This Easter, Lambeth Council will again be offering a programme of holiday activities and healthy meals to children and young people in the borough who are eligible for free school meals. Funding for the project, which has been secured from the Department for Education, will go towards paying for more than 20 hubs across Lambeth.

Volunteer for West Norwood Feast

West Norwood Feast is a people-powered market that takes place the first Sunday of every month from April to December.

Volunteering opportunities this week

Loads of opportunities this week, starting off with one with us!

Lambeth residents can cut emissions and save money with solar panels

There is only a few days left to register for free and without obligation to receive a competitive quote for solar panel and/or battery storage installation.

Incredible Edible Lambeth: borough-wide map for food growing

Incredible Edible Lambeth is (ambitiously!) working to map the whole of the borough for food growing potential! And they need your help.

Know Your Norwood – West Norwood Cemetery catacombs

Next to the Crematorium at West Norwood Cemetery, beneath the bombed out Dissenters’ chapel now covered in unsightly scaffolding, are the catacombs. Coffins were interred here when the Cemetery opened in 1837 and continued up until the 1930s.

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