In pictures – New life to Clapham Old Town

9 June 2014

Written by: Campaigns Team

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A wonderful crowd of people joined us on Friday to celebrate the completion of the Clapham Old Town Regeneration Project.

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In pictures – New life to Clapham Old Town

The new £2.6m public space around Clapham Old Town and Clapham Common tube station was officially unveiled on Friday.

The Clapham Old Town Regeneration Project is a joint venture between Lambeth Council and Transport for London, in collaboration with local residents.

It includes a new town square, wide step-free pavements with new zebra crossings, cycle paths and cycle stands, extensive landscaping with over 100 trees planted and new public seating.

Flying Omnibus at Clapham Old Town celebrations - June 2014

The Clapham Omnibus flying into the square

Brass band playing at Clapham Old Town celebrations - June 2014

The Dixie Strollers brass band entertaining the crowd

Flash mob performance by the Clapham Omnibus, local primary schools and the volunteers from Waitrose

Flash mob performance by the Clapham Omnibus, local primary schools and the volunteers from Waitrose

New bus stands in Clapham Old Town

New bus stands in Clapham Old Town

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4 Thoughts on “In pictures – New life to Clapham Old Town

  1. Suzie Robertson says:

    Shame that the grass was so badly laid that it was dead in less than a week, due to lack preparation of the topsoil and no watering – it was removed yesterday. What a terrible waste.

    • Olivia, webteam says:

      Hi Suzie, thanks for your comment, we’ve passed it on to the Clapham Old Town project team. – Olivia

  2. alan says:

    why not a balcony in bloom competition,thier are some very nice ones that get a smile from all that look up at them!!

    It would show that lambeth are 1 of the flower L A in London .1 winner from each ward within lambeth and a picture spread of all the displays.

    • Campaigns Team says:

      Thanks for the idea Alan. There have been a number of national and local ‘in bloom’ competitions but nothing for balconies.

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