The government has announced that the whole of London is to move to alert level Tier Two: High. This comes into force at midnight Friday 16 October 2020. The government infographic below sets out clearly what this means; Londoners will not be able to mix between different households indoors - which includes in their homes and inside pubs and restaurants. Londoners should also aim to reduce the number of journeys they make where possible.
More news from the SLBI. Four talks on favorite fruit and veg; botany, history, medicine, folklore, ethnobotany, as well as their plant family connections and a myriad mix of fascination and information. You can book for each one on separate tickets or all four on a multi ticket.
The Government has published "what you need to know" guidance following yesterday's announcement of three new local COVID-19 Medium, High and Very High alert levels.
Lambeth Council wants your views on proposals to restore and improve Brockwell Hall, a historic Grade II* listed building in the middle of Brockwell Park.
Thursday was Clean Air Day and the Mayor of London was able to report that London’s air is getting cleaner:
This week's opportunties for volunteering from Team Lambeth are for volunteers to help with local food deliveries with Healthy Living Platform and for an HR specialist for a youth focused organisation: JAGS. Read more and apply here.
ClearCommunityWeb is a social enterprise, providing borough-wide digital skills training, advice and support services to community groups, older people, vulnerable adults and carers across Croydon, Lambeth and Southwark. Their popular Digital Skills For Seniors virtual class has restarted with a session on the Covid-19 Track and Trace App.
Helen Hayes MP has written to the CEO of Cineworld Cinemas attacking the decision to close the West Norwood Picturehouse, The Ritzy, East Dulwich Picturehouse and all other cinemas in her constituency from Thursday 8 October, with just four days’ notice and no staff consultation. The letter highlights the local anger at this decision and its impact on the local cultural scene and the staff affected, asking the CEO to work harder to keep our local cinemas open and protect jobs. See Helen's Facebook page for reaction. See also our earlier story here.
Great news! The SLT is back with live shows and a full programme of short plays, which will take place in the SLT auditorium as socially-distanced performances.