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HITCHCOCK’S CLASSIC SILENT FILM BLACKMAIL

By Admin SE5 Forum01 October, 2016Forum news

JOIN US FOR HITCHCOCK’S CLASSIC SILENT FILM
BLACKMAIL

Saturday 19 November, doors 7pm
St Giles’ Church, Cmaberwell SE5

Buy your ticket here: http://www.wegottickets.com/event/377105

Set at the height of roaring 1920’s London, Blackmail tells the story of Alice White (Anna Ondra), the daughter of a Chelsea shopkeeper. After dinner ends in a quarrel with her boyfriend, Scotland Yard detective Frank Webber (John Longden), Alice finds herself at the centre of her very own crime scene. But with her boyfriend on the case, will Alice’s secret stay hidden and does anyone else know about the events of that fateful night..?

St Giles’ organist Ashley Valentine will be accompanying the film on piano with songs by Camberwell Community Choir and a live jazz band. There’ll be a bar and 1920’s costumes are encouraged! Families are welcome although the film is rated PG with a running time of 80mins + 20 minute interval.
Tickets bought online at wegottickets.com will have spaces reserved in church but we are unable to reserve any other tickets in advance.
Tickets on the door will be on a first come, first served basis so please arrive early to avoid disappointment.

Stephen Bourne’s book launch

By Admin SE5 Forum01 October, 2016Forum news

Stephen Bourne’s new book Evelyn Dove – Britain’s Black Cabaret Queen

Please come & celebrate the publication of Stephen Bourne’s new book Evelyn Dove – Britain’s Black Cabaret Queen at 6pm on Friday 14th October at Camberwell Library, Camberwell Green SE5.

Tickets only free event.

Advance booking is essential available: HERE

or contact office@jacarandabooksartmusic.co.uk

If you are unable to come there will be opportunities to attend future Evelyn Dove talks & book signing events at the Royal Academy of Music (26 October 6.30pm) and National Portrait Gallery (3 November 1.15pm) (£3 admission £2 concessions).

Maudsley Learning at Work: Mental Health Matters

By Admin SE5 Forum01 October, 2016Forum news

Maudsley Learning at Work: Mental Health Matters

30% of employees would consider leaving their job if they didn’t feel cared for by their employer1

Taking care of your people is at the heart of creating a great place to work, where people are appreciated, engaged, productive and thriving. Where they actually want to work. At Maudsley Learning at Work we are seeing progressive employers considering their employees mental wellbeing in addition to their physical health. Providing training to your employees to help them understand, manage and promote mental health as part of a healthy, stigma-free workplace will improve employee engagement, productivity and ultimately benefit the bottom line.

In this newsletter we will hear from training and clinical experts in mental health on their insights on how and why an employer should focus on creating a mentally healthy workplace.

To find out more about Maudsley Learning at Work and how we can help your workplace, visit
http://www.maudsleylearning.com/what-we-offer/

or contact the Maudsley Learning at Work team.

Can you make Southwark CLEANer, greener or safer?

By Admin SE5 Forum26 September, 2016Forum news

Cleaner Greener Safer Application

Have an idea for community garden? Does a playground or sports facility near you need a new lease of life? From new lighting to cycle lockers, park benches to outdoor classrooms,the 2017/18 Cleaner Greener Safer programme could make your idea a reality.

Do you have an idea for a neglected space in your neighbourhood? Could new planting, lighting or a lick of paint create a welcoming community space?

Do you have an idea to improve an outdoor space and help people become healthier? Do you want to refurbish a local play area, revitalise a sports facility, or create a food-growing area?

Apply to the 2017/18 Cleaner Greener Safer programme.

Visit www.southwark.gov.uk/cleanergreenersafer for more information, or pick up a form at your local library, one stop shop or leisure centre.

Closing date for applications is Monday 31 October 2016.

Southwark Day Centre for Asylum Seekers

By Admin SE5 Forum26 September, 2016Forum news

Southwark Day Centre for Asylum Seekers

Meet our neighbours

12 Oct 8-9:30pm at St. Barnabas Centre Carlton Ave SE21 7DG

More information available here:

www.sdcas.org.uk

Save our parks

By Admin SE5 Forum26 September, 2016Forum news

Save our parks

Britain’s parks are at risk. There’s no legal responsibility to look after them and squeezed budgets mean our local green spaces – from playgrounds, to the park you relax in on your lunch break – don’t have the money they need. We could end up being forced to pay to use our parks – or lose them altogether.

A group of MPs are looking into the crisis right now. They’re thinking of making protecting parks a legal requirement, and they’ll advise the government on what to do. A huge petition, signed by all of us, will prove how much we love our parks. It could convince the MPs to come up with a water-tight plan for protecting them.

Can you sign the petition now and demand that looking after our parks is made a legal requirement by the government? It only takes 30 seconds to add your name:

http://bit.ly/2coGutk

Next meeting of Camberwell Community Council

By Admin SE5 Forum12 September, 2016Uncategorised

Next meeting of Camberwell Community Council, Wednesday 21 September 2016.

Focus on:

YOUNG PEOPLE’S EXPERIENCES IN CAMBERWELL

Wednesday 21 September 2016, 7pm.

Employment Academy,

29 Peckham Road, SE5 8UA

Loughborough Junction Masterplan consultation

By Admin SE5 Forum11 September, 2016Uncategorised

Loughborough Junction Masterplan consultation

For more information please visit : http://www.lambeth.gov.uk/housing/regeneration/loughborough-junction-masterplan

PROJECT ORACLE

By Admin SE5 Forum11 September, 2016Uncategorised

PROJECT ORACLE Children & youth EVIDENCE HUB

Starting in Autumn 2016, Project Oracle, in collaboration with MOPAC, are offering a programme of free evaluation support to organisations working to reduce youth reoffending, or help young people to exit gangs.

What is the Youth Justice Cohort?

Successful applicants will be members of the Youth Justice Cohort. They will be supported to use the newly created MOPAC Outcomes Framework which recommends tools for measuring the progress young people make in key outcomes, related to reducing crime. They will also receive free training sessions and invitations to exclusive events throughout the year. The programme is designed to empower members by improving their ability to evaluate programmes in line with the framework and share ideas about effective evaluation.

A select group of 10 – 15 organisations will also receive bespoke one-to-one support to improve their evaluation capacity over the course of a year. This can include:

Creating a Theory of Change
Designing an evaluation plan
Support to analyse data and report on results
Validation at Project Oracle Standards 1,2 or 3.
A research placement to support an evaluation over several months

To find out more, please visit our website: http://project-oracle.com/news-and-events/cohort-apply-now/

Improving planned orthopaedic care – an event for Lambeth people

By Admin SE5 Forum10 September, 2016Uncategorised

Improving planned orthopaedic care – an event for Lambeth people

The NHS in south east London is trying to improve services for non-emergency patients who have their orthopaedic care (eg hip and kneed replacements) planned in advance.
We are considering changes that might require a formal public consultation.

To inform this we want to speak to specific groups of people – those who are most likely to need orthopaedic care and who could be affected by any changes we might make. We’d like to talk about the changes we are considering – whether there is anything missing, and our approach to consultation. We want to make sure that we do the best we can to get views in so that any future consultation will run well.

This event is for you if you –

live in Lambeth and are
an older person
a disabled person or
a carer

We’d like to hear from you too if you have had or think you might need a hip or knee replacement because of problems you are currently facing with your joints, bones, ligaments, tendons, muscles or nerves. We want to improve services for people who have this type of care, planned in advance. Community organisations working directly with these groups in Lambeth are also warmly welcome.

We will explain our ideas and plans at the event, but if you would like to find out more before coming, you can visit the Our healthier South-east London website

Light refreshments will be provided.
Please register for this event here

If you have any queries please phone 020 3049 4444 and ask to speak with a member of NHS Lambeth CCG admin team.

With best wishes and we look forward to seeing you on 30th September.

Catherine Flynn
Engagement and Equalities Manager, NHS Lambeth CCG

Corn Dollies and Chutney Making

By Admin SE5 Forum10 September, 2016Uncategorised

Corn Dollies and Chutney Making

Saturday 24th September 1-5pm Corn Dollies and Chutney Making

Help us to chop up our harvest to make chutney. Bring any spare fruit or vegetables to add to the pot and take a jar of chutney home with you (bring a jar too). Make a corn dolly while you’re waiting. Plenty of space to play around. Tea, coffee and home made cake. A free event for adults, families and accompanied children.

Donations welcome.

For more info, visit our website: http://mothergoosegarden.co.uk

Address:

Mother Goose Wildlife Garden
65 Greendale
Greendale Fields
Off Wanley Road
SE5 8JZ (Sat Nav postcode: SE5 8AT)

Southwark’s annual Wonder Day will take place on Saturday 17 September, in time to celebrate Recycle Week (12 – 18 September).

By Admin SE5 Forum08 September, 2016Uncategorised

Southwark’s annual Wonder Day will take place on Saturday 17 September, Saturday 17 September, 10am to 4pm – in time to celebrate Recycle Week (12 – 18 September).

On the day there will be tours of the facility so residents can learn first-hand how their recyclables and black bag waste are turned into new green products and energy. There will also be a host of interactive exhibits, games and fun to entertain the whole family:

Come see wild birds up close, and find out how some help out on site
Meet ‘R3cycle’ our friendly remote controlled robot made from old recycling bins who loves entertaining children
Explore the big machines that work on site and learn what they do
Discover the origins of materials, the recycling lifecycle, and play on a mini version of the facility at our Recycling Discovery Centre.

Alongside all this there will be the junk orchestra, arts and crafts and lots of free refreshments!

Coordinator of the event and education and outreach officer Sharon Elis said, ‘It’s going to be a fantastic, fun, and busy event with lots going on for families and the local community to enjoy and celebrate. This year is extra special because it’s Recycle Week and we will be promoting sustainability, as well as offering practical help and advice for those who want to do their best for the environment. Visitors can also get involved in quizzes, play games and win some great prizes to help raise money for FoodCycle.’

Councillor Ian Wingfield, cabinet member for environment and public realm said: ‘I would highly recommend a visit to the site for a chance to see the modern cutting edge technology behind recycling. It’s a wonderfully quirky day out for the family but also really educational too.’

What residents said about last year’s event:

Anna Fairclough (SE7), ‘The kids look forward to coming every year! This is our second visit and it’s even better.’

David Warwick (SE23), ‘The whole visitor experience was very well thought through and well organised, very impressed.’

For more information regarding tour rules and things to do on the day click here.

We look forward to welcoming you.

Veolia Southwark

t: +44 (0)20 3567 2600

Southwark Integrated Waste Management Facility, 43 Devon Street, London. SE15 1AL

www.veolia.co.uk