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For more information see www.ctra.org.uk and click "Members"

The streets are Cowthorpe Road, Crimsworth Road. Goldsboro Road and Thorparch Road, London SW8.

An Association of the Residents, Business Owners and Market Traders of Lower Marsh, London, SE1

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

This is the list of the Crimsworth-Thorparch Residents' Association(CTRA), a means for members to alert and inform everyone in the Association.

The CTRA covers the residents and tenants of Crimsworth Road, Thorparch Road, Goldsboro Road and Cowthorpe Road, in London, UK.

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.

Pimlicopeople is a social networking, news and community site for people in and around Pimlico in London.

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

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.

Sohopeople is a social networking, news and community site for people in and around Soho in Central London.

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.

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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.

See and connect with neighbors near you. This is the place where the residents or groups in London, UK come to connect; trade; stay informed about crime incidents, community events; ask & answer questions; organize & solve together. Neighbors can also share tools, barter goods and services, and give and get free stuff.

Easily create private group forum within your Online Neighborhood and stay in the loop. Receive posts via email.

New Members: Please include your street address after joining in order to enter your actual neighborhood, post to Forum and access privately owned groups.

Freegive is made up of groups with members across the world. Freegive 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 and, at the same time, helping someone in your community by gifting them the item you no longer need. 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. Best of all, it's completely free to join. ( http://www.freegive.co.uk )

Freegive group is active in Africa, UK, USA, Europe and other 99 countries across the world, please find a group near you at http://www.freegive.co.uk/groups.htm

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. The only rule is that everything posted are free. ( http://www.freegive.co.uk )

mission is to build a worldwide gifting movement that reduces waste, saves precious resources & eases the burden on landfills while enabling members to benefit from the strength of a larger community. The Freegive Network is open to all communities and to all individuals who want to participate. Freegive groups are moderated by local volunteers from across the globe who facilitate each local group - grassroots at its best! Everything posted must be free, legal, and appropriate for all ages.

SUGGESTION TO HELP FREEGIVE GROW :

Please can you pass the word around to your friends, family, co-workers, classmates; Make an announcement at your professional or social organization, church members, workmates and help freegive grow bigger and stronger. ( http://www.freegive.co.uk )

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

Formed in 1972 and Incorporating Bloomsbury Community Association.

Promoting civic social responsibility, Quality of Life and the preservation of our architectural heritage.

We serve as a voice for the community on crime and quality-of-life matters.

We have affiliations with the following organisations and groups. Where these groups have web sites you will find a link in our 'Useful Links' page.

Bloomsbury Improvement Group;

West End Drugs Partnership;

Bloomsbury Joint Security Group;

Bloomsbury Neighbourhood Forum;

University of London Union;

British Museum Community Liaison Group;

Bloomsbury Safer Neighbourhoods Community Panel;

West End Community Network

We have close working relations with Covent Garden Community Association (CGCA); Fitzrovia Neighbourhood Association (FNA); Soho Society;

Seven Dials Monument Trust.

www.bloomsburyassociation.org.uk

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.

The Central London Humanist Group www.centrallondonhumanists.org is a meeting place for Humanists and Atheists particularly those who live or work in Central London.

We hold at least two meetings every month, a social and one or more talk or other event.

The Central London Humanist Group

www.centrallondonhumanists.org

Facebook http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=11349474557

Meetup www.meetup.com/londonhumanists/

When enough snow falls, Londoners hope to meet in Hyde Park for the largest snowball fight of all time.

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.

http://www.southlondonwomenartists.co.uk

Sign up for our emails to hear about SLWA's large group shows and all our members' shows and events too. View samples of work from all 110 members.

Singles social events, dining out, restaurants, entertainment, themed events, parties, dinner dances, walks, outdoor activities, short breaks, holidays & much more!

Meet new people, make new friends, have fun, and enjoy a great social life!

Open website for people to post rides online.

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.

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.

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.

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.)

http://www.hackneysolidarity.info/

HSN is a network, not an organisation. It exists to encourage closer links and provide a space for contact between community activists in Hackney. This means all those active in their communities, not just the overtly political; so, if you are active in a community group, a voluntary organisation or a tenants and residents association and want to share your experiences and/or look for support for your work, HSN welcomes your involvement.

HSN meets in Central Hackney approximately every six weeks and has started working with others to organise and support events which, broadly speaking, progressively challenge those who make the decisions that affect the lives of ordinary people in Hackney.

We would like to encourage groups and individuals in Hackney to use the HSN website as a resource to publicise their existence, ideas and activities. Please contact us through the contacts page if you would like to:

* Get in touch

* Have your email address added to our news-list

* Ask us to link to your website

* Post an event or meeting on our calendar

Free lunch, every saturday in front of library

GALHA provides a voice for the many non-religious in the lesbian and gay community in the United Kingdom and elsewhere and promotes a rational humanist approach to homosexuality and to lesbian, gay and bisexual rights as human rights.

We have regular, friendly events in central London (plus annual events elsewhere in the UK) to which all that support our cause are invited.

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.

London, our home, is the global hub of the arms trade and London CAAT was established in late 2006 to peacefully protest against the local elements of this trade in death.

The members agreed that it was important to raise the awareness of Londoners that the arms trade is widespread throughout our city. London CAAT is an active group and we carry out many actions in the city, for example walking tours of the arms companies situated in London and protests outside events related to the arms trade.

We are a friendly group of determined people, some getting involved for the first time, who are committed to making a difference in our hometown. We meet on the third Tuesday of each month in a central London location and we welcome any new members.

To receive updates on our activities and contribute to discussions, please join our Yahoo! Group (http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/londoncaat/).

londoncaat@riseup.net

Free Give connects people who are giving and getting stuff for free in all london boroughs. It's all about reuse and keeping good stuff out of landfills and, at the same time, helping someone in your community by gifting them the item you no longer need. Another benefit of using Freegive is that it encourages poeple 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. It's completely free to join. Visit freegive home page at http://www.freegive.co.uk

Free Give group is active in all London Boroughs:

Visit Barking and Dagenham Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/barkinganddagenhamfreegive

Visit Barnet Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/barnetfreegive

Visit Bexley Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/bexleyfreegive

Visit Brent Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/brentfreegive

Visit Bromley Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/bromleyfreegive

Visit Camden Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/camdenfreegive

Visit Croydon Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/croydonfreegive

Visit Ealing Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ealingfreegive

Visit Enfield Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/enfieldfreegive

Visit Greenwich Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/greenwichfreegive

Visit Hackney Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hackneyfreegive

Visit Hammersmith Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hammersmithfreegive

Visit Haringey Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/haringeyfreegive

Visit Harrow Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/harrowfreegive

Visit Havering Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/haveringfreegive

Visit Hillingdon Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hillingdonfreegive

Visit Hounslow Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hounslowfreegive

Visit Islington Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/islingtonfreegive

Visit Kensington and Chelsea Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/kensingtonandchelseafreegive

Visit Kingston Upon Thames Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/kingston-upon-thames-freegive

Visit Lambeth Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lambethfreegive

Visit Lewisham Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lewishamfreegive

Visit Merton Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/mertonfreegive

Visit Newham Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/newhamfreegive

Visit Redbridge Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/redbridgefreegive

Visit Richmond Upon Thame Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/richmond-upon-thames-freegive

Visit Southwark Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/southwarkfreegive

Visit Sutton Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/suttonfreegive

Visit Tower Hamlets Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/towerhamletsfreegive

Visit Waltham Forest Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/walthamforestfreegive

Visit Wandsworth Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wandsworthfreegive

Visit Westminster Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/westminsterfreegive

If you are outside of this area, please click on this link http://www.freegive.co.uk/groups.htm to find a group near you.

How freegive group works:

1. You have a television or clothes or furniture or printer or toys you were going to throw out.

2. You join your local Freegive group.

3. You post an offer on your local Freegive group.

4. People respond to you if they are interested.

5. You pick a recipient and arrange for them to collect the item.

6. They take the item away.

7. You let your local freegive group know that the item is no longer available by posting an item TAKEN message to the group.

Note: If you need an item you can request one on your local freegive group in the same way by posting an item WANTED message to the group and if someone has what you're looking for they will contact you to offer it.

If you still have stuff you are trying to get rid of, have you tried freegive.

SUGGESTION TO HELP FREEGIVE GROUP GROW:

Please can you pass the word around to your friends, family, co-workers, classmates, make an announcement at your professional or social organization, church members, workmates and help freegive.co.uk grow bigger and stronger.

Free Give means free stuff, free recycling and a cleaner environment. Recycle your unwanted items for free with Free Give Group

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

Southwark Freegive Group is a way of connecting with people online, to find and/or give away stuff. Any kind of stuff. Books, clothing, cooking equipment, furniture and just about anything else you can think of. Chances are, there is someone out there who wants or needs what you are trying to get rid of. Visit Southwark Freegive Group home page http://groups.yahoo.com/group/southwarkfreegive

And it's all free. These websites aren't for posting items for sale. Just items to be given away for free. How cool is that?

If you still have stuff you are trying to get rid of, have you tried Southwark Freegive Group ( http://groups.yahoo.com/group/southwarkfreegive ) It is very good.

Freegive group is active in all London Boroughs, if you are outside of this area, please find a group near you at ( http://www.freegive.co.uk/groupfg.htm )

Free Give connects people who are giving and getting stuff for free in all london boroughs. It's all about reuse and keeping good stuff out of landfills and, at the same time, helping someone in your community by gifting them the item you no longer need. Another benefit of using Freegive is that it encourages poeple 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. It's completely free to join. Visit freegive home page at http://www.freegive.co.uk

Free Give group is active in all London Boroughs:

Visit Barking and Dagenham Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/barkinganddagenhamfreegive

Visit Barnet Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/barnetfreegive

Visit Bexley Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/bexleyfreegive

Visit Brent Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/brentfreegive

Visit Bromley Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/bromleyfreegive

Visit Camden Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/camdenfreegive

Visit Croydon Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/croydonfreegive

Visit Ealing Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ealingfreegive

Visit Enfield Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/enfieldfreegive

Visit Greenwich Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/greenwichfreegive

Visit Hackney Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hackneyfreegive

Visit Hammersmith Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hammersmithfreegive

Visit Haringey Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/haringeyfreegive

Visit Harrow Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/harrowfreegive

Visit Havering Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/haveringfreegive

Visit Hillingdon Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hillingdonfreegive

Visit Hounslow Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hounslowfreegive

Visit Islington Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/islingtonfreegive

Visit Kensington and Chelsea Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/kensingtonandchelseafreegive

Visit Kingston Upon Thames Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/kingston-upon-thames-freegive

Visit Lambeth Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lambethfreegive

Visit Lewisham Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lewishamfreegive

Visit Merton Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/mertonfreegive

Visit Newham Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/newhamfreegive

Visit Redbridge Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/redbridgefreegive

Visit Richmond Upon Thame Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/richmond-upon-thames-freegive

Visit Southwark Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/southwarkfreegive

Visit Sutton Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/suttonfreegive

Visit Tower Hamlets Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/towerhamletsfreegive

Visit Waltham Forest Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/walthamforestfreegive

Visit Wandsworth Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wandsworthfreegive

Visit Westminster Freegive Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/westminsterfreegive

If you are outside of this area, please click on this link http://www.freegive.co.uk/groups.htm to find a group near you.

How freegive group works:

1. You have a television or clothes or furniture or printer or toys you were going to throw out.

2. You join your local Freegive group.

3. You post an offer on your local Freegive group.

4. People respond to you if they are interested.

5. You pick a recipient and arrange for them to collect the item.

6. They take the item away.

7. You let your local freegive group know that the item is no longer available by posting an item TAKEN message to the group.

Note: If you need an item you can request one on your local freegive group in the same way by posting an item WANTED message to the group and if someone has what you're looking for they will contact you to offer it.

If you still have stuff you are trying to get rid of, have you tried freegive.

SUGGESTION TO HELP FREEGIVE GROUP GROW:

Please can you pass the word around to your friends, family, co-workers, classmates, make an announcement at your professional or social organization, church members, workmates and help freegive.co.uk grow bigger and stronger.

Free Give means free stuff, free recycling and a cleaner environment. Recycle your unwanted items for free with Free Give Group

Freegle groups allow you to give things you no longer need to people who want them. The best part is that people come and collect them from you. It means you don't have to go to the tip and it also means that the stuff doesn't go to landfill. You can also put wanted requests on there. The Westminster Freegle group covers the following areas: West Kilburn, Maida Vale, Bayswater,Paddington, Lisson Grove, Mayfair, Belgravia, Knightsbridge, Victoria, Pimlico St James's Park and Soho.

Streetbank is a community project designed to bring neighbourhoods together and make the world a bit nicer.

The website allows you to see all the things that people in the immediate area (within 1000 yards of your home) are willing to lend, give away - or skills they are willing to share.

Recommendations and requests can also be posted on the site - anything from a good window cleaner to a request for help with changing a bicycle tyre.