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It has been reported that the 300-year-old St Martin-In-The Fields High School for Girls on Tulse Hill is to become a therapeutic centre for vulnerable pupils run by the Oasis charity.

Centre70 is starting up a new wellbeing group "Stretch and Connect" on Thursdays from 25 April.

High Trees are hosting their first Lambeth Charity Networking Event, which is open to everyone working for not-for-profit organisations in Lambeth.

Norwood U3A holds most of its meetings at the South London Theatre and would welcome new members.  Full details of the services offered are set out in the flyer below.

This year's Dulwich Festival runs from Friday 10 May to Sunday 19 May. At the moment few events are listed for our area, but there are a number of walks and other events that may be of interest. The festival incorporates Artists Open House. 

Further to our earlier stories, a reminder that from Monday 15 April, black bin rubbish collections will take place every two weeks. The final weekly collection will be in the week commencing 8 April. Your green recycling bin, food waste bin and garden waste bag (if you subscribe to the garden waste service) will still be emptied every week. 

Be part of the shift to a healthier and greener borough with the opportunities below. 

High Trees in partnership with Lambeth Council has launched a new grants and capacity building support programme for Tulse Hill organisations to set up or scale health and wellbeing activities for local residents.

A planning application (ref. 24/00704/FUL) has been submitted on the behalf of Reels Casino Slots Limited to convert the empty shop at 192 Norwood Road SE27 9AU (almost opposite the Queen of the South) to an adult gaming centre.

Further to our earlier story on the suspension of the Streatham Wells Low Traffic Neighbourhood, we have now heard back from the Council on the issues we raised.