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Chaucer Ward Panel Meeting: Monday 8th June, 7.00- 9.00pm

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Dear All,

Please note the date for the next meeting of the Chaucer Ward Panel as discussed at the last.

The meeting details are……..

Date : Monday 08th June 2015
Time : 7pm – 9pm

Venue : Conference Room,
Southwark Police Station
323, Borough High St
SE1 1JL

Please note the Station Office is only open between 10am – 6pm so a team officer will afford you access to the station prior to our meeting via the small pedestrian game next to the vehicular access gate.
Should you arrive after the meeting has begun please call our mobile number on 07920 233917

Simon Hearn – ACTING POLICE SERGEANT 241MD
Address: Chaucer Ward, Walworth Police Station
12-18 Manor Place, SE173BB
Met radio: 791003
Email: Simon.Hearn@met.police.uk

Recycle Week 2015: Open night, Tuesday 23rd June 6.30-8.00pm

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“To celebrate Recycle Week (22-28 June) and in addition to our hugely popular annual ‘Wonder Day’ in September, we’re pleased to announce a one-off open night at the Southwark Integrated Waste Management Facility for Southwark residents.

• See how we are using technology to separate recyclables in the Materials Recovery Facility

• Find out how we turn black bag waste into a fuel for energy recovery using Mechanical Biological Treatment

• Explore the Recycling Discovery Centre and have fun using our interactive exhibits

• Discover the sustainable features of the facility and learn how we are supporting biodiversity on site

Date: Tuesday 23 June
Time: 6.30-8.00pm
Cost: Free
Address: 43 Devon Street, London. SE15 1AL
Map and directions: Please click here

Booking is essential as places are limited. Please call 020 3567 2600 or email me at ian.mcgeough@veolia.com to reserve your place now!

Kind regards,

Ian McGeough

Programme Manager
United Kingdom”

Email from BVAG : OBVNF Council propose formal mediation

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“OBVNF
Council propose formal mediation

Just as we sent yesterday’s mailout highlighting the Councl’s dilemma over recognising OBVNF we received the letter below effectively acknowledging it.

They have proposed a formal mediation.

Also see my response below.

Next Wednesday’s meeting will need to discuss and formalise our position and also select a delegation for the mediation meeting. But in case we are able to organise it for earlier next week please call if you are interested in being part of the delegation; it should be a bit like Tsipras/Varoufakis -v- the Troika.”

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Intergenerational events at London Bubble Theatre.

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London Bubble makes theatre with people of all ages. We hope you can join us for some of our intergenerational events coming up in the next few weeks. There are limited places for all events so please contact lucy@londonbubble.org.uk or call us on 020 7237 4434 to book.

All events take place at London Bubble, 5 Elephant Lane, SE16 4JD.
Transport: Rotherhithe over ground, Bermondsey or Canada Water jubilee line. Buses: 47, 188, 381, C10, P12

Hopelessly De-Voted performances
Sun 7th June, 5pm & 6.30pm
Tickets from £5

Our current intergenerational theatre performance, exploring people’s opinions on our electoral system.
Book tickets HERE

Creativity & Wellbeing week 7th-12th June, free.
How can theatre look after its wellbeing as well as the wellbeing of those who make and participate in making theatre?

Join us as we celebrate Creativity & Wellbeing week with a series of events, performances and conversations. You’re welcome to join us for as much of the week as you would like to.
Full programme details available HERE

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Email from BVAG – Meeting, Wednesday 27th May 6.30pm

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Meeting Neighbourhood Plan – next steps
Wednesday 27th May 6.30pm Globe House
 
Faced with the letter drafted with the help of our legal Counsel (full text here) the Council are now clearly wondering whether they can
(1) brazenly refuse to permit the meeting we propose together with the DCLG and
(2) Press on with their proposed refusal of our application with any confidence that they will not be the first council in the Country to be ordered by a court to stop obstructing local involvement in planning.

Whatever they decide, a meeting is called for and so please try and come next Wednesday to discuss our next steps.