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Enhanced testing - UPDATE

UPDATE: Enhanced Covid-19 Testing in West Norwood. Information provided direct from Lambeth Council:

Working with the Department of Health and Social care, Lambeth has conducted surge testing for Covid-19 in parts of West Norwood and a small section of Streatham following the detection of the South African variant in the area.

New Patient Engagement Group for Norwood

Hill Brook and Dale Patient Engagement Group ("PEG")

The Well Centre - a health centre for young people ages 11-20

The Well Centre is a health hub for young people ages 11-20 where they can see a doctor, counsellor or Health & Wellbeing Practitioner to discuss any health concerns or worries in a safe and confidential space.

South London Botanical Institute - upcoming events

There is always something interesting happening with SLBI, including in the coming weeks:

Friends of West Norwood Cemetery - volunteer weeding party

The Friends of West Norwood Cemetery (FOWNC) will be starting up their litter/weed collection/scrub clearance group at 11am, Saturday 27 February! If you are a FOWNC member and would like to help please DM the Friends via their Twitter feed here: twitter.com/fownc1837 with your email address so you will receive all the details.

Lambeth Portugese Wellbeing Alliance - Vaccine Support

SLT: free online Poetry/Monologue Evening

Tonight, Friday 19 February 2021, the South London Theatre (SLT) is holding a free online poetry evening.

Census 2021: additional information

The census is coming, and its about you. By taking part, you will help inform decisions about the services you and your community need, like doctors’ surgeries and new schools.

What are you having for your Sunday dinner?

If you are looking for a special Lockdown treat, we have put together a helpful list of local pubs serving up delicious homemade roast dinners:

Love is in the air!: the Peregrines at St. Lukes

Since just before Valentine’s Day our pair of Peregrine Falcons has been spotted swooping around West Norwood railway station and circling and perching on St. Luke’s Church tower. We say our pair because unlike many other birds, there is strong evidence that Peregrines mate for life and return to the same nesting spot annually.

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