Suggestions for additions to this list are very welcome – please leave a comment at the bottom of the page
Police
In an emergency always dial 999, for all other calls to the Metropolitan Police Service please dial 0300 123 1212 which is staffed 24hrs.
The Stockwell Safer Neighbourhood Team
- Sgt Andrew MacLellan
- PC Kehinde Meshe
- PC Andi Scott
- PC Mark Belcher
- PCSO Dillan Dulabh
- PCSO Anthony Ioannou
- PCSO Sam Whitehead
- PCSO Omar Khan
They can be contacted
- by phone on 020 8721 2626 or 07920 233836 – not 24 hours
- by email at Stockwell.snt@met.police.uk
They are based at Clapham Police Station, 51 Union Grove, SW8 2QU
Refuse collection, parking, transport, recycling and building control
The Environment Call Centre on 020 7926 9000 or email streetcarecallcentre@lambeth.gov.uk
Orange recycling bags are available from the Tate Library on South Lambeth Road
Noise
Environmental Health Noise on 020 7926 6153
Removing graffiti
The council will remove racist or offensive graffiti within 24 hours and the rest within 28 working days. Call Grimebusters on 020 7926 9000 or email graffiti@lambeth.gov.uk
Clearing up of needles, syringes
If people find needles and syringes they can call the Lambeth Drugs and Sex Debris clean up unit on 020 7926 8888 who will come around and pick up the offending material.
Local Councillors
We are part of Stockwell ward in Lambeth Council. Our three ward councillors are Pav Akhtar, Peter Bowyer and Imogen Walker. They have a website with news and community information called Stand up for Stockwell.
Hello,
A new site from 3 Stockwell councillors with news and community information about Stockwell is here – http://www.standupforstockwell.com. Could you add a link to your site?
thanks
Alex Bigham
STOCKWELL SAFER NEIGHBOURHOODS PANEL
Notice of meeting to be held at
Stockwell Resource Centre, Binfield Road, Stockwell (behind Stockwell Tube)
at
6.30pm Wednesday 19 May 2010
AGENDA
1. Introductions
2. Apologies
3. Minutes of Meeting held on 25 March 2010
4. Matters Arising (if not included in Agenda)
5. Safer Neighbourhood Team Police Report, including
• Counter terrorism
6. Neighbourhood Representatives reports:
• Bolney Meadow
• Hemans
• CTRA
• Lansdowne Green
• Mursell
• Stockwell Gardens East
• Stockwell Park Conservation Area
• Studley
• Other community organisations
• Individual residents
7. Panel/Police agreed priorities
8. Dates of future meetings
9. Any other business
Hi,
Who do I need to contact regarding posting info about Stockwell Festival (25th Sep) on this blog?
Many thanks,
Laura
Hi, Sorry, I couldn’t find an email for you. Hope you don’t mind my leaving a comment here. Just wanted to invite you to our free Local London online event – http://lno-unconference2010.eventbrite.com/.
We have 80 people booked already including folks like SE1, Brockley Central. Londonist & The Guardian.
Hi. Could you include details of the Vauxhall Park Easter Egg Hunt? It’s on Saturday 9 April, registration from 10.30am for 111am start. Please don’t come late as the eggs go pretty fast.
We are holding our summer fair on Sunday 19 June 2-5pm and just wondered if you are holding your summer fair again and when it is this year?
Best wishes
Polly
Hi,
My name is James Sweetman, and I am getting in touch about a possible partnership with your website. We really like what you do and really want to help others know about it. We were thinking along the lines of a reciprocal relationship, where you can use us to spread your news, events, and attract even more people to your group.
For more information see http://www.stickyboard.co.uk. I hope this is of interest and look forward to hearing from you.
Kind regards,
James
Dear Residents of Stockwell,
Earl of Bedlam here, the bespoke tailor and outfitter latterly of 20 Clapham Road just up from Oval tube. It was our pleasure and privilege to serve the community round there through whose generous patronage we made it to eighteen months at that address and saw our business walking and talking. We also made a lot of friends.
We were touched by tearful visits from our lovely local customers when they thought we were closing down but the news is that we have merely moved up the road to Kennington, to Bedlam Mews off Walnut Tree Walk. We hope people appreciate the cracked ring to our new address where we now have a beautiful “by appointment” design studio rather than a shop.
You can read what we’ve been up to during the last month on Bedlam’s blog, the latest featuring our part in HRH the Prince of Wales’ initiative, the “Campaign for Wool”, and the grand reception at the Lord Mayor of London’s palace, Mansion House: http://earlofbedlam.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/campaign-for-wool.html
We look forward to welcoming our existing Stockwell-Ovaltini clientele to Bedlam Mews and to meeting the residents of our new ‘hood.
Now the cold is settling in, get measured up for your winter tweeds. Just call Caroline and Mark on 07711 160 654 or email ladyc@earlofbedlam.co.uk to make an appointment.
With all best from Bedlam,
Caroline
http://www.earlofbedlam.co.uk
5, Bedlam Mews,
off Walnut Tree Walk,
SE11 6DU
Hi,
I’m currently establishing a Centre for Community Journalism at Cardiff University which I’m pleased to announce is almost ready to launch! To coincide with the launch of the new centre we are hosting a one day National Conference for Community Journalists on January 13th 2013. The day is jam packed with key speakers, useful workshops and the chance to meet other Community Journalists from across the UK. As a local news provider I thought this one day event would be of interest to you.
More details, including registration can be found at: http://bit.ly/TqT6AR
If you require any further information please don’t hesitate to contact me either via email: MeeseE (at) cardiff (dot) ac (dot) uk or on tel no: 029 20 870101
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Does your site have a contact page? I’m having
trouble locating it but, I’d like to shoot you an email. I’ve
got some recommendations for your blog you might be interested in hearing.
Either way, great site and I look forward to seeing it grow over time.
Hi all
I am an architecture student from London Metropolitan University writing a thesis about affordable housing in London. For a case study I am looking at Bonnington Square, a residential square further towards Vauxhall from Albert Square. Within the square there is a rare mix of co-operatives, housing associations, hostels and privately owned/rented flats and houses that have helped to create a very unique atmosphere and physical environment you might already be aware of.
To put my findings within context I am required to compare various qualities of Bonnington Square with nearby squares – for which I am using nearby Courtenay Square SE11 and Albert Square SW8.
I need to know if any houses/flats on Albert Square are owned by the council or housing associations. Could anyone affiliated with the ASSSA help? House/flat numbers would be most helpful. Thank you so much!
Samuel Grainge
tel – 07545268433
Hi there,
I hope you don’t mind me using this comments feed to let you know about Vauxhall Community Choir. We rehearse on Mondays at the Wheatsheaf Hall, very close to Albert Sq. It’s a really friendly group of singers who are almost all local and in the 2.5years since we started we’ve supported several local events/initiatives, including the Oasis centre, Bonnington Square peace festival and we put on our own big community Christmas concert last December at the Wheatsheaf. (We’ll be doing one again this year on 14th Dec so, come along!) We learn in a relaxed, inclusive way – there are no auditions and everything is taught by ear. Our aim is to have fun, be uplifted and develop musically. If you love to sing (secretly or not), come and give it a go. Our new term starts on 15th Sept.
Warm wishes,
Janna (choir leader)
Rehearsals on Mondays 7pm – 9pm (starting 15 Sept 14)
First session is free & concession rates available
Wheatsheaf Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane, Vauxhall SW8 2UP
vauxcc@gmail.com
07828 656298
facebook.com/vauxhallcommunitychoir
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