Further to our last story on the changes to rubbish and recycling collection, details are now available of Recycling Roadshows to be held on Saturdays in April through to July. These give everyone an opportunity to get rid of recyclable waste that cannot be collected as part of the weekly household recycling service - things like:

A significant number of children and young people in Lambeth are from refugee and asylum-seeking families. The pandemic has put additional pressure on the lives and education of these disadvantaged young people and further exacerbated this attainment gap and inequality. Digital poverty has been a big barrier to young people’s access to and full participation in education.

It has been reported that the 300-year-old St Martin-In-The Fields High School for Girls on Tulse Hill is to become a therapeutic centre for vulnerable pupils run by the Oasis charity.

High Trees are hosting their first Lambeth Charity Networking Event, which is open to everyone working for not-for-profit organisations in Lambeth.