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People playing touch Rugby in a park

Touch rugby in Archbishop’s Park

Fun and FREE open sessions suitable for every ability with the aim of improving your fitness no matter what level you are starting at!

Galliford Try volunteers worked with Urban Growth to renew community garden on Tulse Hill

Working in partnership to restore Tulse Hill community garden

10 volunteers from construction company Galliford Try came to help revamp the “Children’s garden” at Tulse Hill Estate – to the delight of the TRA and residents.

Pink lighting under the Westminster Bridge Road railway arch

Lights on in Waterloo railway arch

A dark and dingy railway arch in Waterloo is set to be illuminated with decorative lighting to make it safer and more visually appealing.

Healthy High Streets challenge - submit your idea for making healthier choices for children and young people EASIER choices in Clpham High Street and around Stockwell tube station

Healthy high streets – get your ideas in now

Winning healthy eating ideas can win a grant, business advice and a chance to try out ‘live’ in a local shop to make a difference for children and young...

Sign up, save money, feel great. Download the app Dry January and Beyond

Take part in Dry January

Taking part in Dry January is a chance to ditch the hangover, reduce the waistline, and save some serious money by giving up alcohol for 31 days.

Quitting smoking is tough, call 0300 123 1044 and call it quits.

Phone support offers convenient and anonymous way to quit smoking in 2018

Smokers in Lambeth who are determined to quit in 2018 can get dedicated personal support and advice from a new telephone helpline.

Street Champion Monir (author of this article) in scarf and coat recycling plastics in green wheelie bin

Street Champions: raising awareness about plastic damaging our environment

This Christmas, Oval Quarter Street Champions would like to raise awareness about how plastic damages the environment.

London, UK. 9th Apr, 2017. Darcus Howe face is projected on the Black Cultural Archives Building as over a thousand people gathered to remember the civil rights activist. Darcus Howe, who campaigned for black rights for more than 50 years, has died. He was 74. Credit: Thabo Jaiyesimi/Alamy Live News

Black Cultural Archives “We Are One” fundraiser to reach more people

Individuals, communities, organisations and more can support Black Cultural Archives to make their collection available to everyone digitally and to host more major exhibitions.

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