To East Dulwich, SE22 and Peckham Rye lists on the PRN - not all of you in East Dulwich but best we can do on this list!
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Imagine!
Meeting People From Different Cultures and Backgrounds
Sharing food and ideas
East Dulwich Community Centre,
46-50 Darrell Road, SE22 9NL
Saturday 18th September 2010
5.30pm -9pm
Entrance by dish or donation
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The East Dulwich Community Centre invite YOU to an early Autumn Celebration Discovering different, cultures & communities in East Dulwich Imagine how we could understand each other better, by sharing ideas, music and food.
Please bring a dish representative of your country or your favourite dish to talk about and share, or a song to sing, dance…..
East Dulwich Community Centre,
46-50 Darrell Road, SE22 9NL
Saturday 18th September 2010
5.30pm -9pm
Entrance by dish or donation
For more information contact Kate Start
Email: Kate@ImagineHealth.org.uk
This event is funded by a Community Development grant from Southwark
Council
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Showing posts with label nearby areas. Show all posts
Monday, 30 August 2010
Wednesday, 25 August 2010
Camberwell Village Hall - planning application
To the Camberwell list of PRN
for your information, In case you are not yet aware of this campaign:
NEWS FROM THE CAMBERWELL VILLAGE HALL CAMPAIGN
For a summary of the issues and the campaign, see the website http://www.camberwellvillagehall.com and click on the links at the top of the page.
Latest news from the Campaign is:
The House of Praise have made no attempt to engage with the community and have made no guarantees that the building will be available for community use outside of the church's own activities.
They have said that they hope to have at least 850 people for each Sunday service, and that about a third of the people arriving will come by car. However, there is provision for at least 1500 seats so that could equate to a lot of cars coming and going for each service (around 450). And with less than 50 car parking spaces available, that's a lot of people looking for somewhere to park.
In addition there is no evidence that it will benefit the local economy and they expect people to come from all over London.
You can still sign the petition To do so, click on the link below.
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/camberwellvillagehallcampaign
And you can still send letters to the planning department about .
* Amenities and Regeneration
* Transport and Noise
* Consultation and the Arts in Camberwell
see website for information http://www.camberwellvillagehall.com
for your information, In case you are not yet aware of this campaign:
NEWS FROM THE CAMBERWELL VILLAGE HALL CAMPAIGN
For a summary of the issues and the campaign, see the website http://www.camberwellvillagehall.com and click on the links at the top of the page.
Latest news from the Campaign is:
The House of Praise have made no attempt to engage with the community and have made no guarantees that the building will be available for community use outside of the church's own activities.
They have said that they hope to have at least 850 people for each Sunday service, and that about a third of the people arriving will come by car. However, there is provision for at least 1500 seats so that could equate to a lot of cars coming and going for each service (around 450). And with less than 50 car parking spaces available, that's a lot of people looking for somewhere to park.
In addition there is no evidence that it will benefit the local economy and they expect people to come from all over London.
You can still sign the petition To do so, click on the link below.
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/camberwellvillagehallcampaign
And you can still send letters to the planning department about .
* Amenities and Regeneration
* Transport and Noise
* Consultation and the Arts in Camberwell
see website for information http://www.camberwellvillagehall.com
Tuesday, 27 July 2010
Burgess Park - latest news from Council - 31 July deadline for comments
I have been asked by the Council to send you the latest news from them on how they have responded to recent concerns about Burgess Park, and which I circulated earlier through this email list. They point out that they can continue to receive comments on the latest developments until 31st July.
So it seems reasonable and sensible to send this latest information. I have also been asked by the Burgess Park Action Group to circulate further information from them which I will do in a separate email.
I try hard to avoid overburdening this email list and so apologise for such a lot of information in a short space of time on one topic. But once this flow started it seemed right to complete it.
EC - distributor and manager for the PRN informal voluntary email list
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From: Miller, Ruth
Cc: Waters, Des; Towers, Rebecca
Sent: Wed Jul 21 17:10:21 2010
Subject: Sent of behalf of Councillor Hargrove regarding Burgess Park
LETTER FROM COUNCILLOR HARGROVE
Dear Resident
Throughout July we've been gathering further views on the latest proposals for Burgess Park, and incorporating them with the extensive consultation we've been doing over the last 16 months (more than 25 events and over one thousand responses in various forms). Some proposals have been supported, but there are others you are unhappy with, and we have listened to you.
Public meeting on 20 July
At a public meeting on 20 July the council set out what it had heard from this consultation and the possible changes to address these, in the first part of the £4.5m project.
The meeting was well attended, with lively debate and strong views. A great many of the people there were supportive of the revisions, many saying they were happy with how the council has listened, and the changes we've incorporated. These are set out below.
I also provided, and repeated, my complete reassurance that there is no proposed amphitheatre at all in the plans for the park.
Proposals outlined at the meeting
We think there is general agreement on converting redundant roads to park, improving entrances and boundaries , improving accessibility and footpaths, planting new gardens at St. George's Way, introducing a play area for older children, and installing new signage, seating, litter bins, and new railings and so we propose these should go ahead.
However, there were mixed opinions on areas such as biodiversity and sports provision, location of play and adventure areas, when to improve the lake, and whether to do the canal, and as a result we have made some changes.
We will now not be removing the trees along Canal Walk, St George's Way and Cobourg Road, we will not be reinstating the canal, we will not be filling in the underpass and we will not be expanding the sport hub, among others.
For a full list of the elements that we propose to keep, and changes we propose to make, in the plans, click on this web page:
http://www.southwark.gov.uk/info/200280/burgess_park_transformation/1719/latest_developments
Extra Funding
The council will also continue to seek more funding for more improvements, which will be carried out alongside the revitalization project work. These works are food growing areas near the Surrey Canal Walk, outdoor gyms and local play areas and a national standard BMX track.
Consultation opportunities
Don't forget, you still have a chance to give us your thoughts, and we'd welcome your feedback not only on the plans, but on these recent proposed changes we've made. You have until July 31 to give us your views on the above, as well as the opportunity to give your views when the planning application of the project is submitted, later in the year.
I'm passionate about making sure we make the most of this opportunity - chances like this come around only once in a generation, and I'm determined to see that we make the most of it. With your help we can make sure this project is a success, and we can make the park something that the whole borough can be proud of. I'm grateful for the time and energy that everyone has shown in getting involved in this project, and I look forward to seeing the huge improvements these changes will bring to Burgess Park.
Councillor Barrie Hargrove, cabinet member for transport, environment and recycling at Southwark Council.
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Further information from:
Ruth Miller
Burgess Park Project Manager
Southwark Council
Environment & Housing Dept
Public Realm Division
PO Box 64529
London SE1 5LX
07967 662 495
So it seems reasonable and sensible to send this latest information. I have also been asked by the Burgess Park Action Group to circulate further information from them which I will do in a separate email.
I try hard to avoid overburdening this email list and so apologise for such a lot of information in a short space of time on one topic. But once this flow started it seemed right to complete it.
EC - distributor and manager for the PRN informal voluntary email list
____________________________________________
From: Miller, Ruth
Cc: Waters, Des; Towers, Rebecca
Sent: Wed Jul 21 17:10:21 2010
Subject: Sent of behalf of Councillor Hargrove regarding Burgess Park
LETTER FROM COUNCILLOR HARGROVE
Dear Resident
Throughout July we've been gathering further views on the latest proposals for Burgess Park, and incorporating them with the extensive consultation we've been doing over the last 16 months (more than 25 events and over one thousand responses in various forms). Some proposals have been supported, but there are others you are unhappy with, and we have listened to you.
Public meeting on 20 July
At a public meeting on 20 July the council set out what it had heard from this consultation and the possible changes to address these, in the first part of the £4.5m project.
The meeting was well attended, with lively debate and strong views. A great many of the people there were supportive of the revisions, many saying they were happy with how the council has listened, and the changes we've incorporated. These are set out below.
I also provided, and repeated, my complete reassurance that there is no proposed amphitheatre at all in the plans for the park.
Proposals outlined at the meeting
We think there is general agreement on converting redundant roads to park, improving entrances and boundaries , improving accessibility and footpaths, planting new gardens at St. George's Way, introducing a play area for older children, and installing new signage, seating, litter bins, and new railings and so we propose these should go ahead.
However, there were mixed opinions on areas such as biodiversity and sports provision, location of play and adventure areas, when to improve the lake, and whether to do the canal, and as a result we have made some changes.
We will now not be removing the trees along Canal Walk, St George's Way and Cobourg Road, we will not be reinstating the canal, we will not be filling in the underpass and we will not be expanding the sport hub, among others.
For a full list of the elements that we propose to keep, and changes we propose to make, in the plans, click on this web page:
http://www.southwark.gov.uk/info/200280/burgess_park_transformation/1719/latest_developments
Extra Funding
The council will also continue to seek more funding for more improvements, which will be carried out alongside the revitalization project work. These works are food growing areas near the Surrey Canal Walk, outdoor gyms and local play areas and a national standard BMX track.
Consultation opportunities
Don't forget, you still have a chance to give us your thoughts, and we'd welcome your feedback not only on the plans, but on these recent proposed changes we've made. You have until July 31 to give us your views on the above, as well as the opportunity to give your views when the planning application of the project is submitted, later in the year.
I'm passionate about making sure we make the most of this opportunity - chances like this come around only once in a generation, and I'm determined to see that we make the most of it. With your help we can make sure this project is a success, and we can make the park something that the whole borough can be proud of. I'm grateful for the time and energy that everyone has shown in getting involved in this project, and I look forward to seeing the huge improvements these changes will bring to Burgess Park.
Councillor Barrie Hargrove, cabinet member for transport, environment and recycling at Southwark Council.
______________________________________________
Further information from:
Ruth Miller
Burgess Park Project Manager
Southwark Council
Environment & Housing Dept
Public Realm Division
PO Box 64529
London SE1 5LX
07967 662 495
Friday, 11 June 2010
Thurs 24 June Camberwell Beauty
An invitation from the SE5 Forum to
Camberwell Beauty
Thursday 24th June 2010 7pm
Institute of Psychiatry
16 De Crespigny Park, SE5 8AF
FASHION SHOW
DESIGN SHOWCASES
REFRESHMENTS
Come and meet designers and makers from Camberwell's creative industries. Further information from http://www.se5forum.org/business
""The Camberwell Beauty event is the SE5 Forum contribution to the Camberwell Arts Festival and a great way to escape the World Cup. We do hope that we will have a good crowd at this fun event. See attached poster. Best Wishes from Ish Lennox, for SE5 Forum for Camberwell""
Camberwell Beauty
Thursday 24th June 2010 7pm
Institute of Psychiatry
16 De Crespigny Park, SE5 8AF
FASHION SHOW
DESIGN SHOWCASES
REFRESHMENTS
Come and meet designers and makers from Camberwell's creative industries. Further information from http://www.se5forum.org/business
""The Camberwell Beauty event is the SE5 Forum contribution to the Camberwell Arts Festival and a great way to escape the World Cup. We do hope that we will have a good crowd at this fun event. See attached poster. Best Wishes from Ish Lennox, for SE5 Forum for Camberwell""
Wednesday, 24 February 2010
What's Happening to Our Bingo Hall?
This is a message from the SE5 Forum sent to the Camberwell section of the PRN mail list.
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Dear Friends of SE5 Forum for Camberwell
What's Happening to Our Bingo Hall?
Has anyone asked you what YOU would like it to be?
Gala Bingo closed on the 21st February 2010. This Grade 2 listed building has been part of the community in Camberwell for nearly 80 years, first as a cinema and then as a bingo hall.
According to a representative from the Gala Bingo group the sale is due to be completed on Monday 1st March 2010. This gives us very little time to find out what is happening to a very important buildings in our community.
To get involved check http://camberwellcommunitycinema.webs.com/
Photo Call tomorrow 2pm Wednesday 24th February in front of the Bingo Hall. Hope to see you there.
With all good wishes
Barbara Pattinson
Chair
SE5 Forum for Camberwell
020 7274 8045
barbara@se5forum.org
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Dear Friends of SE5 Forum for Camberwell
What's Happening to Our Bingo Hall?
Has anyone asked you what YOU would like it to be?
Gala Bingo closed on the 21st February 2010. This Grade 2 listed building has been part of the community in Camberwell for nearly 80 years, first as a cinema and then as a bingo hall.
According to a representative from the Gala Bingo group the sale is due to be completed on Monday 1st March 2010. This gives us very little time to find out what is happening to a very important buildings in our community.
To get involved check http://camberwellcommunitycinema.webs.com/
Photo Call tomorrow 2pm Wednesday 24th February in front of the Bingo Hall. Hope to see you there.
With all good wishes
Barbara Pattinson
Chair
SE5 Forum for Camberwell
020 7274 8045
barbara@se5forum.org
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