14/06/2023
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Community / Placemaking / Public Realm
Lambeth Council has recently launched a Commonplace website for Waterloo workers, residents and visitors to have their say about a range of projects taking place in and around the Waterloo area.
Recent consultations have included:
As a strong proponent of Lambeth Council’s Kerbside Strategy and Climate Action Plan, at WeAreWaterloo we wholeheartedly support these improvements and traffic restrictions. We believe they will promote sustainable active transport such as walking and cycling, reduce local air pollution and have a beneficial impact on the business community, both on The Cut and further afield.
We have also heard very positive feedback from the business community, especially with regard to the new community parklets. Waterloo workers, residents and visitors can have their say on future developments in Waterloo by signing up to the Commonplace here. It takes just a couple of minutes and the information provided will help inform future policy and urban development throughout the local area.
Our Free Little Library is calling for some love! Through this 24-hour book exchange box, we aim to inspire readers and expand book access – but our Little Free Library is running low on books! If you have some books gathering dust on your shelves, drop them off at the Free Little Library. This book-sharing
We are pleased to announce that our friends over at Sustainable Ventures are here to help businesses and enterprises in Lambeth! The next round of the Lambeth Net Zero Innovation Challenge is starting now. In the Challenge, established businesses are matched with cutting-edge cleantech innovators who develop bespoke solutions to support sustainability objectives. Running for
We are super excited to welcome Roti King’s legendary roti canai to Waterloo! Originally a street food concept and renowned for its Malaysian cuisine, Roti King has gained incredible popularity and is set to open its third London restaurant on Lower Marsh. The tradition of crafting fresh roti daily continues, showcasing the process in the