Have your say on Southwark Council’s Dog Kennel Hill parking zone study before 17 July

http://www.southwark.gov.uk/ parking/parking-projects/dog- kennel-hill-parking-study- consultation

Come along and talk to officers at the drop-in session being held at:

The Main Hall
Albrighton Community Centre 37 Albrighton Road, Thursday 29 June 2017, 4.30pm to 7.30pm

Your views are very important to us, please return your questionnaire by 17 July 2017

If you haven’t received your consultation pack, please contact us:

Email: highways@southwark.gov.uk

Telephone: 020 7525 2665

Southwark Refugee Response campaign is this year working with Theatre Delicatessen based in the Old Library, 39 Wells Way, SE5 0PX to put on an array of events during refugee week 17th -24th June.

We have debate, theatre, music, films, story-telling and spoken word. All events are free but donations are requested.
Launch event Saturday 17th June, 12-4pm :
The Refugee Crisis is a Human Crisis – what can we do in Southwark : An afternoon of discussion and films chaired by Giles Fraser, Parish Priest St Mary’s Newington and columnist for The Guardian.

Confirmed speakers include:

Beth Gardiner-Smith: Safe Passage on the Dubs Amendment and what happens now

Shivani Jegarajah: Justitia Chambers, one of Chambers and Partners Best Lawyers 2017, on protecting human rights in a hostile climate

Harriet Grant: award winning freelance journalist on UK government returning refugees to other European countries

Refugees living in Southwark
Councillor Barrie Hargrove: Southwark Council Cabinet Member for Communities and Safety on Southwark’s plans for Syrian refugees

Following the debate we will show some short films

No human is illegal a short film presented by the LAWRS Sin Fronteras Project

Miracle Life a short film from My Pockets, multi award winning production company
Frozen Out: the US interpreters abandoned on Europe’s border a short film presented by photojournalist Alice Aedy

To book a place please visit Eventbrite: https://goo.gl/IXTiOT

Please help us to publicise the events on your websites, on social media and newsletters

Here is the link to the full programme for refugee week 2017 https://goo.gl/Id2giO

Here is a link to the Southwark Refugee Response Twitter account: https://goo.gl/u9BNR9 Please follow us @sthwarkrefugeesand retweet information about the event. Help us to raise awareness of these crucial issues.

Mindfulness is about being in the present moment. There is a strong evidence base showing it improves wellbeing. Why not come to a workshop. Experience mindfulness exercises, increase your knowledge, appreciate how to use mindfulness in your daily life and build skills to manage your emotions and enhance your well being.

Saturday 24 June 2017 10.00 – 16.00

Cost £75

Location: Fashion Conscious wellness

28 Grove Vale, East Dulwich SE22 8EF

For more information & to book contact

Caroline: 07957294444

houghcaroline@hotmail.com

www.aspiring2wellness.com

Developing a Southwark Community Response
Workshop on: Tuesday 30th May 2017
6.30 to 9.00pm
At: Cambridge House, 1 Addington Square,
Camberwell, SE5 0HF

More Workshop Details and Booking Your Place
For more details about the Localism Act, the Commission on Localism, and this workshop; please visit http://www.southwarkcan.org/where_next_for_localism , where you will also be able to book your place.

Fun, friendly swing dancing classes in Peckham. No partner needed!

For more information: http://www.swingpatrol.co.uk/class/peckham

John the Unicorn, 157–159 Rye Lane
London, United Kingdom

A story from the Syrian conflict: based on real-life accounts of refugees, aid workers, activists, and journalists.

In the besieged city of Aleppo, Salah and Aisha have lost control of their lives and are falling headlong into an uncertain future. The Syria they hoped to change is gone. In its place there is only violence and destruction. How will they survive as they fall further away from hope, from what they know and from what they used to be?

Compelling and moving contemporary theatre, based on real-life stories. 

Post show talk Wednesday 24 May.

To book and more info, click HERE.

£14 / £10 concs. Or £5 with an ARC (Application Registration Card).

Buy 10 tickets get the 11th FREE.

Ages 15+