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Re-use, Recycle & make Revenue: Clear out unwanted items from your loft, cupboards and drawers before winter and sell them earning £££’s for yourself while helping the environment. Have you got stuff you don’t want but haven’t got round to putting on eBay or that’s just too good to throw away? Why not sell it [...]

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You may have seen the discussion board we had at the Summer Fair for you to post your comments on local issues. We had categories for The Royal Albert, Community Activities (what do you want to see more of?) and General. We’ve recreated them here. The Royal Albert Keep it as a pub. Cheaper and [...]

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THE FEAR There was much checking of the weather forecast before and on the Saturday morning, but in the event, in a week that had swung from much sun and high temperatures to heavy rain and cold, everyone was grateful for the window of no rain that occurred from 3pm on Saturday. THE STALLS The [...]

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About forty people turned up a couple of Saturdays ago to help clean up the area around the church and the Tradescant sculpture. The transformation is dramatic.  The flowerbed round the sculpture has been cleared and its base has been scrubbed clean. The surrounding beds have also been cleared, completely filling a skip with what’s [...]

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Children attending the St Stephen’s Parents Group, the parents and toddlers group that meets at our local church, have been enjoying a range of new books, toys and other equipment, thanks to a recent donation from ASSA. The funds, and money from Lambeth Early Years, have also been used for a gate and protection fence [...]

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Saturday 14th February 10.00 – 2.00  centred around the Sculpture and the Church, but we can do the wider area too. Come with your ideas for the area – the Council will provide the tools – and skips for rubbish and green waste.  Meet by the Sculpture at 10.00 – tell your friends. Supported by [...]

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The next Aldebert Terrace clean up and party is on Saturday 22 November. Meet outside 33 Aldebert Terrace at 10 – bring a broom and gloves, rubbish bags will be provided.  Then from 12, the after cleanup party is at 19 Aldebert Terrace.

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Have you recently received a questionnaire from Ipsos MORI on behalf of Lambeth Council asking for your comments about how involved you are in the community and your views on Lambeth? We noted that only one questionnaire was sent per house, even where houses in our area are divided into flats (for example, only one [...]

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