As you may have seen from our Twitter feed, Wandsworth are taking Lambeth to Court over SW4, primarily about sound levels, as Lambeth did not respond constructively to earlier consultations. The Friends have long opposed the 3-day extendesion of the event, the longer running times and increasing size and now particularly the current sound levels…
An illegal event held on Clapham Common that attracted an estimated 3,000 people has resulted in the organiser being successfully prosecuted by Lambeth Council. David Redhead was ordered to pay costs of £478.00 and compensation for clean-up costs of £2,412.20 at Camberwell Green Magistrates’ Court on November 18. Redhead of Milwards in Harlow, Essex attended and…
AGM 29 November 6:30 for 7 pm, Omnibus Arts Centre, Clapham Common North Side 1. AGM 2016 Agenda generic cialis for sale in the u.k 2. AGMMins2015 cialis 5mg wirkungseintritt 3. Chairman’s Annual Report 2016 4. FinRec2015_16_Copy_B 5. Committee Election Form 2016 Note: Accounts still to be audited Happy reading!
Repair works to stem an oil leak around high-voltage National Grid cables near Broomwood Road and Clapham Common Westside start to-day and will continue for 10 days pop over to this site. The excavation will have 24-hr security protection.
Early autumn bat walk again! See Events for details.
Thanks to all those who replied to the Friends Questionnaire on events and events policy affecting the Common. We have been asked by the Clapham Society to support by answering their (slighlty different) survey which can be found at www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/XCQL5BJ.
Cabinet meeting will be TOMORROW at 7pm at the Karibu Centre 7 Gresham Road SW9 7PH. To make a point, email WChandai@lambeth.gov.uk to get your name on the list.
Thanks to Bob Robinson for recording this damage from the gale-force winds last night Lambeth will be tidying this up as soon as they can. Hope they can save this and other trees.
Last week, working with Trees for Cities, we planted Italian Alders, flowering cherries, London Planes, oaks, a lime and a weeping willow with the help of local school children. Parkgate, Thomas’s and Macaulay Schools sent a total of 160 children in classes of 20 to hear about the importance of biodiversity and tree planting before…
These 19th Century hand coloured prints are selling! Move fast to get yours – only £25 each.
Dr Iain Boulton is leading a Spring Bird Walk on Sunday 10 April at 10 am from the Bandstand. A family event!
