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Summer Cheer: free £30 Iceland voucher for pensioners

Iceland is giving away one-off £30 food vouchers to certain pensioners struggling with the cost of living. At launch, 40,000 free vouchers were available, with a deadline to apply of Friday 16 September. However, the supermarket says there's been a strong uptake with voucher numbers starting to dwindle – so hurry to apply if you qualify, as it's on a first come, first served basis.

Lambeth Libraries Summer of Fun August 2022

August news from Lambeth Libraries can be read here.

Upper Norwood Library Hub: August 2022

The latest news from the ULHB can be read here.

Norwood Park volunteering: London Wildlife Trust

London Wildlife Trust have two volunteers days at Norwood Park to maintain the young hedgerow near the tennis courts and the copse of trees:

July end Volunteering Opportunities

Lots of volunteering opportunities at Team Lambeth. See this week's email here.

West Norwood town centre parking review: update 02

Further to our earlier update, we can now advise that implementtation is proceeding on schedule. This leaflet will be delivered locally from tomorrow.

Clear Community Web's tech drop-ins

This Friday there is another of Clear Community Web's tech drop-ins, where disabled Lambeth residents and their carers can get free support with their digital devices - whether its your computer, your tablet or your mobile phone.

SLT: performances for all and Summer Holiday Activities

South London Theatre is staging a fantastic musical performance of Alice in Wonderland, suitable for all ages over 5. From Tuesday 26 July to Saturday 30 July. You can book your tickets here. There is also a free community performance on the Sunday.

Norwood High Street closure at West Norwood Cemetery

Thames Water have closed Norwood High Street just south of the junction with Robson Road to repair a leaking pipe.

Independent review to tackle the housing crisis in Lambeth announced

Lambeth Council has announced an independent review to help tackle the housing crisis by suggesting ways the Council can speed up the delivery of affordable housing. The review, which is being chaired by independent peer Lord Bob Kerslake, will have a particular focus on the delivery of new homes at social rent which are genuinely affordable for local families on the housing waiting list.

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