February 2019
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Get ready for Wandsworth Enterprise Month
With less than a week to go, make sure you grab the last available tickets for Wandsworth Enterprise Month.
Published: 28 Feb 19
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Get to know your library: A kind of magic
As part of our #gettoknowyourlibrary celebration of Wandsworth libraries we’re focusing on the wonderful variety of groups, events, resources and services they have to offer.
Published: 27 Feb 19
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Innovative social care recognised
The Adult Social Services department has been shortlisted for a national award for its innovative work to provide services.
Published: 26 Feb 19
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Awards for sporting stars and community heroes
Wandsworth Council’s Active Wandsworth Awards looked back on the 2018 sporting year and celebrate sporting individuals, clubs, volunteers and coaches for all their hard work and exceptional achievements.
Published: 26 Feb 19
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Why I Love Wandsworth Libraries
In the latest of our series of chats as part of our #gettoknowyourlibrary campaign, we meet Trevor Vicary, a volunteer at Southfields Library
Published: 25 Feb 19
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Get to know your library: a place of fabulous surprises
As part of our #gettoknowyourlibrary celebration of Wandsworth libraries we’re focusing on the wonderful variety of groups, events, resources and services they have to offer.
Published: 22 Feb 19
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Graveney residents invited to next Let’s Talk meeting
Residents in Graveney ward will get the chance to quiz their locally elected representatives and offer feedback on a whole range of public services at special feedback session next week.
Published: 22 Feb 19
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Moving forward after a stroke
Have you been affected by a stroke? Sign up now for the 12-week Moving Forward After Stroke course.
Published: 22 Feb 19
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#MyWandsworth – take the ten friends and family twibbon challenge
Jeanette Mahoney, one of the council's Enforcement Officers, is encouraging residents to take pride in the borough by changing their profile picture on Facebook and Twitter – and support our #MyWandsworth campaign - it only takes a few seconds to show your support...
Published: 22 Feb 19
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Why I Love Wandsworth Libraries
In the second of our chats as part of our #getotknowyourlibrary campaign, we speak to library regular Zoe Weirich.
Published: 21 Feb 19
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High Street shops urged to think pink and save money on business rates
Hundreds of local shops, cafés and other small High Street businesses are invited to apply for a third off their business rates.
Published: 20 Feb 19
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Get to know your library: You’re never too old to learn
As part of our #gettoknowyourlibrary celebration of Wandsworth’s libraries we’re focusing on the wonderful variety of groups, events, resources and services they have to offer.
Published: 19 Feb 19
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Air pollution falls again
Wandsworth’s air pollution levels fell again in 2018, new figures suggest.
Published: 18 Feb 19
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Mayor’s reception for award-winning community groups
Two organisations who have worked tirelessly for the local community have been recognised for their efforts by the Mayor of Wandsworth.
Published: 18 Feb 19
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Fewer accidents and lower speeds in first year of 20mph limit
The borough-wide 20mph speed limit on residential roads has led to a nine per cent reduction in accidents, figures suggest.
Published: 15 Feb 19
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Why I Love Wandsworth Libraries
In the first of a series of chats as part of our #getotknowyourlibrary campaign, we speak to Linda Pearce – Senior Library Assistant at Balham Library
Published: 15 Feb 19
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The average council tax bill in Wandsworth is set to remain one of the lowest in the country.
The Finance and Corporate Resources Committee has supported the recommendations in the annual budget setting report, including vital additional funding for social care.
Published: 14 Feb 19
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Battle to save the Number 19 bus continues
Wandsworth Council’s deputy leader and cabinet member for transport, Cllr Jonathan Cook, has presented a petition from residents and businesses to TfL today as part of the council’s campaign to save a popular bus route.
Published: 14 Feb 19
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Support given for Nine Elms Pimlico Bridge preferred location
Members of the council’s finance committee have given their support to the preferred location of the new cycle and pedestrian bridge in Nine Elms.
Published: 14 Feb 19
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Are you prepared for launch of new Ultra Low Emission Zone?
With less than two months to go before a new charge will begin to be levied on some motorists in central London, residents are being urged to familiarise themselves with the new rules.Published: 13 Feb 19
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Get to know your library: Treasure troves of the imagination
As part of our #gettoknowyourlibrary celebration of Wandsworth’s libraries we’re focusing on the wonderful variety of groups, events, resources and services they have to offer.
Published: 13 Feb 19
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Book yourself into our great libraries
Today is the start of an exciting new campaign – celebrating Wandsworth libraries and encouraging people to make the most of the wide range of services they offer.
Published: 12 Feb 19
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Consultation ongoing on how best to spend £300k improving pocket park and playground in Battersea
There’s still time for people in Battersea to say how they would like to see more than £300,000 spent on improving a small pocket park and its children’s playground.
Published: 12 Feb 19
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Package of improvements to services for children with autism moves a step closer
Councillors have given their backing to a package of proposals to significantly enhance the support provided to families affected by autism (ASD).Published: 08 Feb 19
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Councillors approve far reaching proposals to improve services for young children and families
Councillors last night (Thursday) approved plans for a major overhaul of four children’s centres in Wandsworth - ensuring that their popular “stay and play” family provision can continue to be provided alongside a new package of services for toddlers and younger children to offer them the best start in life.Published: 08 Feb 19
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Over 65s urged to get their flu jab
Wandsworth’s health bosses are calling on older residents to get their free flu vaccine as soon as possible, before colder weather arrives.
Published: 08 Feb 19
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Package of proposals unveiled to improve services for children with autism
Councillors who oversee services for children and young people will tonight (Thursday) be asked to approve a package of proposals aimed at significantly enhancing the support provided to families affected by autism (ASD).Published: 07 Feb 19
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Preferred location identified for Nine Elms Pimlico Bridge
A new walking and cycling bridge will provide Londoners with access to the homes, jobs and leisure facilities being created in central London’s newest town centre at Nine Elms.Published: 06 Feb 19
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Older people get advice on keeping safe
More than 50 older people went along to St Andrew’s Church in Earlsfield last week to get tips on how to keep themselves safe and well.
Published: 06 Feb 19
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Have your say on Chivalry Road playground improvement plan
A public consultation starts next week to find out what improvements local people would like to see at a playground on Wandsworth Common.
Published: 06 Feb 19
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Take your food business to the next level
If you want to start or grow a food or drink business in Wandsworth you can get free help and advice at Wandsworth Enterprise month.
Published: 05 Feb 19
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Bottle lids now recyclable
Residents recycling plastic bottles can now leave the lids on – providing they squash the bottle before putting it in the recycling bag or bank.
Published: 05 Feb 19
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Councillors asked to back ambitious plans to improve services for young children and families
Councillors will be asked this week to approve plans for a major overhaul of four children’s centres in Wandsworth to ensure that toddlers in some of the most deprived parts of the borough can be offered the best start in life.
Published: 04 Feb 19
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Work begins installing another 250 electric vehicle chargers in lamp-posts
Work is now underway on a major project to install new electric vehicle charging sockets in around 250 street lights across the borough.
Published: 01 Feb 19
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Town hall publishes plans to reduce rents for council tenants
Council tenants in Wandsworth are set to see their weekly rents reduced from April, councillors are expected to agree this week.
Published: 01 Feb 19