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Friends of South Lambeth Library
- Do you want to publish your own book?In In September’s Lambeth Heritage Festival Naomi Clifford, the history author and long-time contributor to Friends OF TSL talks, will share her experience in self-publishing, covering research, preparation of the manuscript, print platforms, crowd funding, ebooks, marketing and sales, This is your opportunity to get yourself into print. The online talk is on Wednesday September […]
- Come into our garden – with our new gardening teamTwo young volunteers have come forward to run the gardening sessions in Retreat, the library’s courtyard garden. Hear about them in their own words: We are very pleased to have been selected by the Friends of Tate South Lambeth Library to restore the garden and start running community projects. Our names are Gemma and Charlene, […]
- Feminism. Interrupted: Disrupting PowerWednesday May 12th 7pm Join Lola Olefemi to discuss her latest book, with Yara Rodrigues Fowler. Plastered over t-shirts and tote bags, the word “feminist” has entered the mainstream and is fast becoming a popular slogan for our generation. But feminism isn’t a commodity up for purchase; it’s a weapon for fighting against injustice. This […]
History & Social Action News and Events
- Croydon Update 18 SeptemberCouncil Meetings Monday 20 September. 6.30 pm. Scrutiny & Overview Committee Call in of Asset Disposal: Former CALAT Coulsdon, Malcolm Road and Barrie Close site (Coulsdon Community Centre) Tuesday 21 September. 6.30pm. Scrutiny Health & Social Care Sub-Committee Overview of … Continue reading →
- Croydon Update 11 SeptemberOverview The government has at least agreed to give Croydon Council £2.3 million after the authority warned it could have to stop taking in refugee children. COVID vaccination clinics are continuing to operate for those 16 and 18 and over. … Continue reading →
- 70 Years Of Battersea Festival Pleasure GardensThe autumn issue of Wandsworth Historian: celebrates the time seventy years ago when tree-filled Battersea Park played host to the Festival of Britain’s wonderful Pleasure Gardens. contains a tribute to Stanley Stevens, who was a noteworthy Wandsworth topographer between the … Continue reading →