A CONCERT OF CHAMBER MUSIC and SONG
In aid of Southwark Day Centre for Asylum Seekers
Saturday 17th September 2016 at 7.30 pm.
Copleston Centre, Copleston Road, SE15 4AN
ARTISTS INCLUDE
Carlton String Quartet
Jay Bevan – clarinet
Frances Barrett – viola
Paul Harvey – ‘cello
David Brooker – piano
PERFORMING MUSIC BY
Mozart (Clarinet Quintet K581)
Bridge
Dvorak
and others
Tickets £6 on the door.
Camberwell Market launches this Sunday 4th September and will run every weekend 10am-4pm on Camberwell Green!
We have an awesome line-up of traders you can expect over the coming weeks including:
FOOD
RAINBO The best gyoza this side of Tokyo
RETURN OF THE MAC Macaroni cheese, but not as you know it
KAKI LIMA Two sisters bringing Indonesian street-food to London
POMODORO E BASILICO Homemade vegan burgers
JAMAICAN CHEF Caribbean inspired hot and cold food
NAS EXOTIC FOODS African and West Indian fresh fruit and veg
ARTS & CRAFTS
CARDS4LIFE Bespoke gifts and greeting cards
MADE BY RANDI Painted door mats, hand made clothes, canvases
KEITH GRETTON Ceramics, paintings, prints, drawings
EMILY ATWOOL JONES Rescued and restored household and garden furniture
We’re also very excited for our bespoke Pale Ale which you will find along with ice-cold cocktails at the drinks tent!
CAMBERWELL MARKET has been the “Passion-Project” of two locals with the ultimate goal of establishing a new hub for the community. That can only happen with your support!
For more info, follow us on social media or email market@willherman.co.uk
Southwark Tenant Conference 2016
Southwark Tenant Conference 2016
This year’s conference will be held between 9am – 5pm on Saturday 15th October 2016 and take place at the William Booth College, Champion Park, London SE5 8BG.
I attach a copy of the programme.
The conference has run for the last seventeen years. It provides residents who live in Southwark council managed properties with an opportunity to meet their peers, council officers, councillors, to discuss and debate key issues affecting their homes.
The theme for this year’s event is the housing crisis in London.
The event programme will include the following:
o Guest speaker – James Murray – Deputy Mayor of London for Housing and Residential Development
o Workshops on the following topics: youth Involvement, regeneration, Universal Credit and South London Cares
o Question Time Debate
o A ‘market place’ with stalls. Representatives from the council contractors and other service providers will be available in this area
o Entertainment provided by the Recycled Teenagers dance group.
o Lunch and raffle
I have enclosed a registration form, please copy this and distribute it to your members. To book a free place, these should be completed and returned in an envelope marked with the following: SGTO Freepost, 19 Buller Close, Peckham, London SE15 6UJ. It can also be scanned and returned to resident.involvement@ southwark.gov.uk
Registration Form available HERE.
If you would like further information, please don’t hesitate to contact me.
Regards Louis
Camberwell Arts Trustee Call Out
Camberwell Arts Trustee Call Out
Camberwell Arts is looking for new Volunteer Management Committee Members to help us take the annual festival into its 23rd Year.
We are looking for enthusiastic trustees that can help steer our vision for the coming period, and can contribute to the delivery the legal obligations of the organization, and make up the organising committee.
Unlike many trusteeship roles, we are looking for hands on individuals willing to lend their time to help promote, plan and deliver the annual festival in addition to providing governance and strategic development.
More information available on the link bellow:
http://us8.campaign-archive1.com/?u=19ce3a86ef39780d6c5992c4d&id=6ee74a6cae&e=1f56e4fda9
Full-time vacancy for a Direct Payments Worker
12 Sep deadline: full-time vacancy for a Direct Payments Worker
DASL (Disability Advice Service Lambeth) is commissioned by Lambeth Council to provide the Direct Payments Support Service for the borough –
see http://www.disabilitylambeth.org.uk/dasl/payments/ for more information about the work we do.
We have a full-time vacancy for a Direct Payments Worker which we wish to fill as soon as possible.
I attach a copy of the advert: Link: Advert and pdf attached below
The application pack is available via the DASL website at http://www.disabilitylambeth.org.uk/jobs/direct-payments-worker-full-time/
Closing date is Monday 12th September.
Please help us by circulating the advert and drawing it to the attention of anyone who may be interested.
Many thanks
Regards
David
David Strong
Director
Disability Advice Service Lambeth
‘We are 336’ (the new name for the Lambeth Accord Centre)
336 Brixton Road
London SW9 7AA
Tel : 020 7642 0040
Mobile: 07432714680
Fax: 020 7924 9621
Email : david.strong@disabilitylambeth.org.uk
DASL website: www.disabilitylambeth.org.uk
You can donate to DASL or fundraise for us on-line by visiting our Just Giving site at www.justgiving.com/dasl
“Donate to The London Stroke Choir Crowdfunder”
http://campaign.justgiving.com/charity/dasl/londonstrokechoir
Charity No. 1087399. A company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales No. 4214688
Camberwell Community Council Meeting
Next meeting of Camberwell Community Council, Wednesday 21 September 2016.
Information about Camberwell Community Council
Camberwell Community Council is made up of members of the following electoral wards: Brunswick Park, Camberwell Green and South Camberwell wards.
Role and functions
1. To promote the involvement of local people in the democratic process and to bring decision making closer to local people.
2. To take decisions about local matters. At present community councils have delegated authority in the following key areas: the neighbourhoods fund, cleaner, greener, safer capital programmes, traffic management and community project banks.
3. To act as a formal consultation mechanism on council wide policies and strategies.
4. To be a focal point for discussion and consultation on matters that affects the area.
Browse meetings:
http://moderngov.southwarksites.com/ieListMeetings.aspx?CommitteeId=175
Camberwell Community Council Newsletters, August:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwLzhWlpLIQMei1JUENQVjJ6Z3I0TUNWWnVIanRCQmRieEc0/view
Are you going to Camberwell Fair?
A free,inclusive festival held in Burgess Park on 20t hAugust 2016 celebrating the music, people and culture of Camberwell and its surrounding areas. The Fair will host 2 music stages, a market for local businesses, games, dance workshops, cocktails, craft beer, fairground rides and delicious food from across the globe!
MUSIC / DANCE / MARKET / FOOD / DRINK
The Fair will be open from 12 midday until 8:30pm, with official afterparties to close the night for those not ready to go home!
Last year’s Camberwell Fair received an overwhelmingly positive response, with attendees unanimously promising to return to this year’s even bigger event! Keep in touch by following Camberwell Fair on Twitter @CamberwellFair and Facebook facebook.com/CamberwellFair .
In the meantime you can find more information at www.camberwellfair.co.uk/
“The Camberwell Fair brought the Green to life last year! It was superb! It celebrated everything good in SE5, the diversity of people, food and music! We’re looking forward to this years event which will be bigger and brighter!” Councilor Dora DixonFoyle MBE
Hunting Taylor Brown Book Launch
Hunting Taylor Brown By Rhys Hagan
Book launch and signing:
Date: August 27th
Time: 5pm – 6pm
Place: Dymocks Camberwell – The Well Shopping Centre.
Website: http://www.rhyshagan.com/hunting-taylor-brown.html
Light refreshments provided.
What’s on Cool Tan Arts
CoolTan Arts Summer Walks
Friday 26 August, 2016
Meet at Brandon Library at 2.30pm, to finish near Lambeth Palace before 4.30pm
REBELS & REVOLUTIONARIES: Kennington’s radical history
Join this free guided walk around Kennington and beyond to learn about the area’s rebellious past and some of its famous revolutionaries.
Check here for unto date info:
http://www.cooltanarts.org.uk/events/
Tuesday 6 September, 2016
Meet at Blue Anchor Library at 6pm, to finish at Bermondsey Tube around 8pm
THAMESIDE TALES: the Bermondsey Story
Thameside Tales takes up along the river and through South London’s old wharfside dockland. We will meet with Michael Ciane and Tommy Steele’s childhood memories as we stroll through Riverside Bermondsey.
All walks free, wear suitable clothing and shoes, bring water if it is hot. Donations are welcome
Community Sports Activator needed
Bankside Open Spaces Trust (BOST), a Central London-based community charity, is looking for a full time Community Sports Activator to develop the programme of activity and usage at Marlborough Sports Garden, a unique inner city location for outdoor sport and recreation. The person we are seeking to appoint to the role of Community Sports Activator will be passionate about being physically active, outgoing, have excellent communication skills, and combine being results driven with having a strong team ethos.
More information available here:
https://drive.google.com/a/se5forum.org.uk/file/d/0BwLzhWlpLIQMMThMNmp2dTZaaWc/view
Celebrate – England: Funding – Big Lottery Fund
Six out of ten people surveyed* say they cannot remember ever coming together to celebrate with their community. The Big Lottery Fund wants to help change this with our Celebrate! programme.
We are offering grants of between £300 and £10,000 for groups to hold one off events or activities which celebrate their local community.
You could celebrate something from your community’s history or a local hero. Or maybe it’s a chance to bring people together to get to know their neighbours better.
You can apply if you are a:
· voluntary or community organisation with a constitution and bank account
· school
· statutory body.
We are especially keen to receive applications from groups who have not applied to us before.
You will also need to show that your project is open to everyone in your local community.
We will give higher priority to applications from:
· projects which demonstrate communities coming together to celebrate and share their diverse cultures
· projects which actively bring different generations together.
We will fund activities that bring people together to celebrate their local community.
In your application we would like to know
· how the project will bring people together in the community to celebrate.
· why the activity is something your local community wants and how you can demonstrate it is led by the people within it.
Eligibility checker at link: https://www.biglotteryfund.org.uk/celebrateengland
Disclaimers apply for full details see http://www.lambeth.gov.uk/EmailDisclaimer.htm