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Friends of South Lambeth Library
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- The story of the Mother of the African RevolutionWednesday January 22nd 7pm (doors open at 6.30pm) A film screening of an award-winning biopic documentary, with a presentation by its producer and director, Ne Kunda Nlaba. The previously untold story of an early rebellion against European domination and exploitation of Africa. In 1704 a young woman took up the fight to free her country […]
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Friends of Durning Library
- Stop the TraffikMonday 20 January 2020 Happy New Year from the Friends of Durning Library and welcome to our first talk of 2020 Stop the Traffik “People shouldn’t be bought and sold.” With the Stop App anyone can help prevent it. The … Continue reading →
- Winter party – and ‘Palaces of Power’Monday 9 December Winter party – and ‘Palaces of Power’ Celebrate 20 years of the Friends of the Durning Library! Special food, a good raffle and an illustrated talk by local author Stephen Hoare. His new book is on London’s … Continue reading →
- Establishing a national Migration Museum for BritainMonday 18 November Liberty Melly’s talk will delve into our rich migration history. The Migration Museum project (which is here in Lambeth High Street until December) aims to create a permanent museum to highlight the many ways in which migration … Continue reading →
History & Social Action News and Events
- Croydon Knife Crime Seminar 20 FebruaryFor further details go to: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/knife-crime-seminar-tickets-88515009777
- Croydon review of events & news 13 January – 11 FebruaryMeetings and Events Monday 20 January. 6.30pm. Council Cabinet See: https://seancreighton1947.wordpress.com/2020/01/12/12540 Wednesday 22 January. 2pm. Health and Wellbeing Board It will consider the 2019 Annual Public Health Report, the Homelessness Strategy, a Mental Health update, and vaccination priorities within the … Continue reading →
- Martin Luther King Day 20 JanuaryMonday 20 January sees the Martin Luther King Day holiday in the United States. There are many complaints that American slavery and civil rights feature too much in Black History Month and school education in the UK. This criticism … Continue reading →