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Discuss local topics, make suggestions for pages you'd like to see on the website, or just introduce yourself as a local resident and say hello.

www.hernehillforum.blogspot.com

Improve life acting as a conduit

between individuals and service agencies

Global reach but biggest numbers of users in Brixton and London more generally

Discuss local topics, make suggestions for pages you'd like to see on the website, or just introduce yourself as a local resident and say hello.

Has gossip/general chit-chat, wanted/offered, and what's on boards.

Discuss life in London's West Dulwich. Talk about local restaurants, pubs, shops, services, transport, planning, it's up to you

This is a small email list for people who live on Electric Avenue / Brixton Market in Brixton, South London

General news and info and reflection on life around Tradescant Road, Albert Square, South Lambeth Road etc.

Meets monthly on Sunday afternoons at the Prince of Wales on Cleaver Square

Oval ward covers the area from Vauxhall to Brixton road, around Oval tube & cricket ground. This blog is to keep Oval residents updated on what is going on locally in Oval and what their councillors are doing.

This blog was set up by people who want to stand up for Stockwell. It has community information about Stockwell as well as news from your Labour councillors - Pete Bowyer, Imogen Walker and Pav Akhtar. The site was set up and is maintained by Alex Bigham.

Larkhall is one of 21 wards within the London Borough of Lambeth. It is sandwiched between Clapham and Stockwell, and residents normally perceive themselves to be living in either Clapham North or Stockwell.

For: Gossip, Family Fun, Local Events, Going Out, Local Issues and Campaigns, Wanted/For Sale, Jobs, Property and much more.

Your Local London is a user-friendly website created & contributed by the locals for the locals. It is all about getting local people together and sharing local information so they can learn more about where they live and the businesses within it. Here's how it can be used:- Chat - share information/recommendations or just have a good gossip.- Noticeboard - advertise events or sell your wares for FREE- Websites for smaller businesses to increase their web presence, especially if they don’t already have one.- Mini-website and forum for your local groups- From the Editor section, featuring topical issues and anything interesting going on... contact: charlotte@yourlocallondon.com if you have anything you'd like to be featured.Come and have a look - it's for everyone!http://www.yourlocallondon.com/herne-hill/" rel="nofollow">http://www.yourlocallondon.com/herne-hill/

Local news and discussion for the South Bank, Bankside, Bermondsey, Waterloo and Elephant & Castle.

Online since 1998.

Mailing list for the residents of the Goodenough College, London, who are interested in Muslim culture and events.

Neighbourhood Watch for Elmwood Road, London, SE24. UK

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www.virtualnorwood.com

Find people who share your interests, organise and join in local activities, share ideas for improving the local community and find and post items on a local noticeboard.

An email group set up by a few residents of Ruskin Park House to allow fellow residents to chat, ask questions, generally get to know each other, e.g. basically COMMUNICATE!

Ruskin Park House

Champion Hill

London

Soulful Sundays is held on the last Sunday of every month. Initially set up by the founder after reading a novel entiltled 'A piece of Cake' by Cupcake brown, which is an unapologetic autobiography giving the reader full access to her life story.

Soulful Sundays aims to promote self-empowerment which is needed in a city that can leave us so isolated.

With Soulful Sundays may no stone be left unturned.

Open website for people to post rides online.

We are a group of people dedicated to the encouragement of all things Perl-like in London. This involves helping each other, discussing topics, sharing information and the occasional drink and mention of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

We are part of the world wide Perl Mongers group and play host to (as well as visit) others from round the world.

Compass Youth aims to build and facilitate a dynamic and vibrant network that campaigns for greater equality and democracy and nurtures progressive values across society.

We recognise the need to engage the next generation in being the actors of that change. We feel it is time to engage in distinctive and influential ways to shape our future.

We want to make connections that will keep us in touch with the most dynamic and innovative ideas and campaigns, but also enhance our mutual understanding between the Labour party and the wider progressive movement.

This group is to bring together Feminist individuals and groups working on women's rights in London, UK. We organise our own campaigns, such as an annual Reclaim The Night march against r*pe and male violence. Members are involved Anti-P#rn London and Bin The Bunny, we run a Feminist Book Group. We work together with other groups in order to increase women's resistance to male violence against women in all its forms, such as r*pe, sexual assault, domestic violence, p*rnography, pr*stitution and the wider 'sx-industry'. It is intended to meet regularly, providing a vital physical space for women to meet face to face to discuss, collaborate and plan action with other Feminists. You are not alone!. This list is to organise those meetings, share notes, listings, minutes etc. This is a WOMEN-ONLY group and list for all FEMINIST women and is intended for London/surrounding residents who AGREE with this description of our group (obviously!). Please note that racism, homophobia or similar prejudice will not be tolerated on this list or in the group - the LFN is about uniting Feminist women from ALL backgrounds who are working on women's rights and against patriarchy in ALL its forms. If you are a MAN, do NOT agree with ANY of the description of this group or our campaigns, or are ANTI-FEMINIST then do not try to join this list. Note that hate speech of any kind can result in immediate removal from the list, without notice. This list is for discussion between other list members - DO NOT forward, copy or quote from messages on this list without express permission from the original author/poster. When you apply to join you will be required to confirm that you have read and agree with this description of the group. If you don't agree but join just to keep up to date with news and events then please don't attack all those who joined because they do agree with the nature of this group. Also note that 'Women In London' produces a news and event roundup you may find just as useful.

For more information please go to our website http://BritishHongKong.com

We are an informal gang of unlikely friends who let each other know when an ethical issue arises that the others might be interested in (e.g. a lecture, a demonstration, a new organic co-operative shop in the area, etc.)

Vauxhall Labour Party is made up of all Labour Party members living in the Vauxhall constituency (covers Clapham Town, north Brixton, Stockwell, Kennington and Waterloo). We campaign, hold meetings and have social and fundraising events. Our MP is Kate Hoey, our 18 Labour councillors form part of the Labour group that runs Lambeth Council, and our London Assembly Member is Val Shawcross.

Free lunch, every saturday in front of library

The Livesey Museum for Children has been run successfully for 34 years by Southwark Council. It catered for 18,000 visitors a year in a deprived area. It was much loved and ran on a shoestring, but the Council closed it down with very little notice on 29 Feb 2008. The Friends is a newly constituted group, set up to challenge the Council's decision and to propose to take on the trust to run the Museum for the community. More information on http://liveseyfriends.wordpress.com/

The Liberal Democrats exist to build and safeguard a fair, free and open society, in which we seek to balance the fundamental values of liberty, equality and community, and in which no-one shall be enslaved by poverty, ignorance or conformity.

The Free give is made up of groups with members across the world. Free give connects people who are giving and getting stuff for free in their own towns. It's all about reuse and keeping good stuff out of landfills. The mission in hand is to help reduce the 1000's of tones of reusable goods that end up in landfills and incinerators every year. This is an easy way to reduce the clutter in your home and help someone else at the same time. Clear out your cupboards, attics, sheds and garages with minimal effort. Working or easily repairable goods, such as furniture, recycle toys, recycle car parts, recycle beds, recycle sofas anything that is taking up space can be passed on to someone else if you are upgrading your own. Visit Freegive homepage at: http://www.freegive.co.uk

Simply post details of your unwanted item on your local group and then arrange for whoever wants it to come and collect it. Another benefit of using Freegive is that it encourages us to get rid of junk that we no longer need and promote community involvement in the process. By using Freegive, not only are you able to get rid of your item with the minimum of fuss; you will also be doing your part in stopping another reusable item ending up in a landfill and, at the same time, helping someone in your community by gifting them the item you no longer need. We hope that everyone will follow the 3 simple rules of Reducing, Reusing and Recycling. This will help make the planet a little healthier, happier and safer for our future families. The only rule is that everything posted are free. There is no charge for this, it's completely free to join. Visit Freegive homepage at: http://www.freegive.co.uk

Essential Freegive Links

Here are some links you must follow to learn more about Freegive and Join the Movement.

Take a few minutes and look at the official Freegive website and find your local freegive group, browse through the items put up in your neighbourhood. Try it out... you never know what you might just stumble upon.

http://www.freegive.co.uk - Freegive Home Page

One gift can change someone life in your community. This is the official Freegive Website.

http://www.freegive.co.uk/groups.htm - Freegive Groups

Locate your local group and subscribe right away!

Freegive FAQ's

Some common questions asked by to-be-freegive-members are listed here.

What is Freegive?

Free give connects people who are giving and getting stuff for free in their own towns. It's all about reuse and keeping good stuff out of landfills.

Is it really free?

Absolutely. It's completely free to join. The main rule is that everything posted must be free,legal, and appropriate for all ages.

Why should I join the Freegive Community?

Because you can. We have been taking our planet for granted and its time we change that.

Can I be a part of this movement?

Of course. It is open to all communities and to all individuals who want to participate. Once you are a member you are free to give away or get stuff, as long as you follow the