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Technical Map expertise sought

We want to create a beautiful map to promote Herne Hill and our local shops and show facilities such as wifi, toilets etc. The map could be both printed (small and large) and online and are we exploring tools or systems to produce it. One option is OpenStreetMap, which works a bit like Wikipedia so everyone can contribute by adding shops, letterboxes and bike racks in their street.

 

If you have experience of the technical side of mapping and could help us understand which is the best method for our needs please contact info@hernehillforum.org.uk


Date Posted: 11 Feb 2012 - 17:11
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School places update

At the recent Herne Hill Forum public meeting a presentation was done by Cllr Jim Dickson that covered what Lambeth is doing about the shortage of school places for the children in Herne Hill.

 

For those that wish to review what was being done or if you could not make the meeting then the prosentation is available for download here.

 

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Date Posted: 10 Feb 2012 - 18:04
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Employment Opportunity with Local Greens

 

Make the world a better place and get paid for it.

Local Greens is looking to hire a packing manager

10 hours per week – 9.15-4.15 every Thursday, plus a few hours throughout the week, including Tuesday and Wednesday early mornings.

 

Interested?  Please email therese@localgreens.org.uk.


Date Posted: 8 Feb 2012 - 13:08
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Employment opportunity with West Norwood Feast

Feast is looking for a new RETRO HUB LEADER to run the retro and vintage market each month. This is a really fun role for someone with lots of energy and enthusiasm and a love of all things retro. For more information, contact Jess at retro@westnorwoodfeast.com


Date Posted: 6 Feb 2012 - 13:40
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Positive police action in Lambeth

 

Lambeth borough officers teamed up with the Safer Transport Team (STT) in another targeted attack at un-insured drivers seizing 15 vehicles and making six arrests yesterday, Thursday, 2 February.

Operation Cubo swept across London's 32 boroughs and saw officers take up fixed point locations across the boroughs.

Officers from the Safer Neighbourhoods Teams and local policing teams with assistance from STT's held fixed positions in South Lambeth, Streatham and Norwood from which, they could stop and verify drivers' details.

Alongside the seizure activity Lambeth Officers arrested two men for immigration offences, one for failing to provide correct details for a summons. One arrest of a woman for having no driving licence or insurance and drug offences. And two men arrested for driving while disqualified.

This action is part of the commitment by Commissioner Hogan-Howe to target criminals and disrupt their activities.

Lambeth Borough Police Inspector Nick Fallowfield said: "These results support our Commissioner's Total Policing strategy, which encapsulates a war on crime. In essence this means a return to basics and old fashioned policing which means more cops on the streets catching criminals.

Operation Cubo entailed nearly 100 uniform officers across Lambeth stopping and checking nearly 300 cars to deny criminals the use of the road and to identify those driving without insurance or correct driving licenses.

It is reducing crime in Lambeth and is making the roads safer for everyone else. Several future similar operations are now planned".

PS Tony Dodd from Herne Hill SNT was at the Norwood Op Cubo stop site said: "This was a successful operation and I am delighted with the results the teams achieved. We intend to continue running controlled stop sites on main arterial routes in Lambeth to target motorists driving with no insurance and to combat crime".

To find out more, or to report dangerous or illegal road users, visit www.met.police.uk/roadsafelondon

 


Date Posted: 6 Feb 2012 - 10:37
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