Get ready for WAF 2024
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The full line-up has been announced and tickets are now on sale for this year’s Wandsworth Arts Fringe.
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Families can help choose best design for revamped Wandsworth Park play area
Three design options for new-look playground.
More than £240,000 available for new play equipment.
Council keen to hear views of local people.
Council leader Simon Hogg heads cross-party campaign to save children’s cancer care at St George’s
Wandsworth Council Leader Simon Hogg is heading a cross-party campaign that’s battling to save children’s cancer care treatment at Tooting’s St George’s Hospital.
QuecumBar Reborn as Lousiana & Creole Bar Opening May 3, 2024
The “home of Gypsy swing” in London, QuecumBar closed during Covid and was a victim of the financial pressures of the pandemic as it did not reopen.
The site, formerly The Old Woodman, at 42-44 Battersea High St remained closed and empty until March 2024 when signs of life started to emerge. It’s now been revealed that the new owners are Peacock Taverns and they’re launching a concept bar/restuarant called The Doghouse.
Described as a “Lousiana Lounge & Creole Kitchen”, the inspiration is 1930s New Orleans. The poster on the bar window promises “A wide range of great drinks, live musice and little cuisine from the deep south”.
Opening Night
The Doghouse is hosting a launch event on 3rd May 2024, with live music from Liam Joseph, a well know jazz, blues and big band swing performer. Expect the sounds of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Nat King Cole, Michael Bublé and many more.
Don’t forget to bring photo ID if you are voting in next week’s elections
People planning to vote at a polling station in elections being held next week are being reminded they need to bring photographic ID under new Government rules.
Wandsworth’s jobs and training scheme WorkMatch is offering budding masterchefs the chance to learn new kitchen skills
The council is offering residents the chance to learn kitchen and food preparation skills to help them find their dream job.
No Mow May returns for 2024
Wandsworth Council will again be taking part in No Mow May this year to allow wild flowers to grow and attract pollinators.
Don’t forget to bring photo ID if you are voting in next week’s elections
People planning to vote at a polling station in elections being held next week are being reminded they need to bring photographic ID under new Government rules.
Wandsworth’s jobs and training scheme WorkMatch is offering budding masterchefs the chance to learn new kitchen skills
The council is offering residents the chance to learn kitchen and food preparation skills to help them find their dream job.
No Mow May returns for 2024
Wandsworth Council will again be taking part in No Mow May this year to allow wild flowers to grow and attract pollinators.