History Walks in South London
Includes walks organised by The Vauxhall Society/Vauxhall History and dozens of other local history societies.
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Friends of Tate South Lambeth Library
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- A walk through Vauxhall Gardens and a talk about Samuel Johnson’s connectionFriends of Tate South Lambeth Library are cooperating with the Vauxhall Society and Vauxhall History on a linked talk and walk as part of this year’s Lambeth Heritage Festival in September. (You can find the whole Festival programme at www.lambeth.gov.uk/heritagefestival.) Here are the details of our linked talk and walk, both on Monday September 2nd. […]
Friends of Durning Library
- Chris Mullin on The Friend of Harry PerkinsMonday, 21 October 2019 Chris Mullin on The Friend of Harry Perkins, published in March this year: “the long-awaited sequel to his best-selling A Very British Coup; a tantalising human drama woven around the big issues of the day: Brexit, the rise … Continue reading →
SE1 Community Website News
- Green light for 21-storey office tower on Rockingham StreetPlans for a 21-storey tower on a back street near the Elephant & Castle have been approved by Southwark councillors.
- Southwark Supertram back on the agendaThe promoters of a plan to build a privately funded tram route linking Camberwell with London Bridge via the Elephant & Castle have once again urged Southwark Council to help them take the scheme forward.
- Man killed at Waterloo Station during overnight worksAn engineer working on the moving walkway at Waterloo Underground Station died in the early hours of Wednesday.
Visit vauxhallhistory.org for feature articles and information about the heritage of Vauxhall and surrounding areas.Vauxhall Island Site, Bus Station and Gyratory Planning Activity 2000-2019
Read Martin Stanley's summary of planning activity affecting the problematic island site, bus station and gyratory.Lambeth Libraries Emergency
Keep up with the campaign opposing Lambeth's closure of libraries.Study in South London
