Renata Hamvas

Hi, I am one of the Peckham Rye Ward Councillors. To confirm that these are flood alleviation works. These are to bring improvements to the park and common and to reduce the risk of flooding by ground water to nearby residential properties. More information is included in the link. Information Boards.pdf

I used this company as we had issues to find reasonably priced insurance following a flood. Deeside Insurance Telephone: 01244 831434

The Salvation Army shop in Nunhead take D of E volunteers as do some other charity shops. The Friends of Nunhead Cemetery take volunteers for their workdays (first Sunday of the month from 10-4) if your child likes physical outdoor work.

Nunhead Cemetery 4pm Camberwell Old and New 5pm please leave on time so that you don't get locked in!

There is a Malaysian pop-up, Janda Diner at the Man of Kent in Nunhead. Their stay has been extended for another month and then they are moving to a more permanent home in Peckham. https://southwarknews.co.uk/area/peckham/malaysian-pop-up-diner-finds-success-at-a-nunhead-pub/

For those of you who don't know who Terry Hall was, he was the lead singer of the Specials and Fun Boy Three. They had iconic tracks including "Too Much Too Young" and "Ghost Town"

The Bloomfield Centre does assessments. http://bloomfieldlearningcentre.org.uk/ Your son's school should be doing an initial assessment and referring him on. Have you tried contacting the school's SEN department?

Also the Salvation Army in Nunhead run a food bank. They are open on Wednesday to Saturday and are based on Nunhead Green, a few doors down from the Nuns Head. There is also a charity shop and great cafe there

Cleaner, Greener, Safer and Devolved Highways project applications are being accepted now until 2nd October via the Southwark Website. https://www.southwark.gov.uk/engagemen.../grants-and-funding

Yes they do, also Harris Westminster. I do think most local sixth formers do stay with one of the relatively local options. It's worth looking at St Thomas the Apostle and Harris ED both which have a mixed 6th form. Haberdashers also take in a large number of external students at sixth form level and Christ the King 6th form college in Brockley is another local option.

The Council wouldn't do this without first writing to you asking you to do it and telling you that if you don't cut it back by a certain date, they will do it and charge it to you. The waste also would be removed. The fact it was done on a Saturday, with no letter and the waste left points to a neighbour! Renata

I also thought this was a new bakery! I would suggest changing the title to eg "mouldy bread dumped in Peckham Rye Park. Hopefully the parks staff have removed this by now Renata

Most secondary school after school clubs are free. The things you may need to pay for are outside the activities run by teachers eg Lambda drama course if external teachers are used or Duke of Edinburgh for camping trips etc. Renata