06/07/2023
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Community / Events
As the summer heats up, we are delighted to bring you the latest updates and exciting news. July is set to be a month like no other in Waterloo, so join us as we dive into what’s on! For more information on What’s On in the local area – keep an eye on our events calendar!
Lower Marsh Lates… at the movies! (Little Shop of Horrors)
Get ready Waterloo, because Lower Marsh Lates is back with a sensational lineup of outdoor screenings! Lower Marsh Lates is here to bring you the ultimate summer entertainment experience this July, showing ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ on the big screen. Treat yourself to some fantastic street food courtesy of our amazing traders, grab a drink from any of the Marsh’s finest indie bars, grab a blanket or lawn chair and join us at Lower Marsh for an evening of fun under the stars!
Mark your calendar for an afternoon filled with sensational jazz music! Get ready for an incredible band line-up curated by the exceptionally talented saxophone player, Samuel Toulson. But the day doesn’t end there! Following this set, there will be an open jam session. Whether you’re an accomplished musician or simply enjoy the vibrant energy of live music, St John’s Church Garden is waiting to welcome you. What a stunning place to present an afternoon of jazz, blues and grooves!
Dykes on Mics – Pride Afterparty
Get ready for a night of fabulous fun and celebration at The Glitch! No matter what your plans are for Pride, make sure you save some energy for the ultimate karaoke party at The Glitch. The incredible host for the evening will be none other than the fabulous Alotta Nerve, who will guide us through a night of laughter, music and unapologetic pride.
Step right up and mark your calendars for this classic Waterloo community event! WaW is a proud sponsor of this long-standing community event, which kicks off with our area’s young people parading the streets in magnificent costumes. The Carnival procession commences from Oasis Academy Johanna, processes along Lower Marsh, Westminster Bridge Road and Baylis Road, and culminates on the Millennium Green. After the parade, the excitement continues at the Millenium Green and Lower Marsh, where activities, drop-in workshops and live entertainment awaits. Join us on Friday, 14 July 2023, for a day filled with unforgettable moment.
Help to Grow – LSBU Business School
Join expert speakers on Wednesday 5 July for a morning of networking and business support at LSBU Business School, Southwark campus. Help to Grow offers small to medium-sized enterprises the opportunity to upskill and develop viable and sustainable business plans for the post-pandemic economy. Open to all businesses operating in London and the surrounding areas, this is your opportunity to drop in and find out more about how Help to Grow, the 90% government-funded CPD programme, could support your business growth!
Community Improvement Districts: What have we learnt?
Power to Change invites you to join this webinar led by Dr Julian Dobson to explore the final learning report on Community Improvement Districts. Discover the essential role played by community-led organisations in revitalising high streets. These organisations prioritise what matters to local people, they offer skills development, create jobs, employ overwhelmingly from the local area, and incubate and support new start-up businesses. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and be inspired by their impactful work.
‘Mog the Forgetful Cat’ at The Old Vic
Don’t miss this delightful production of ‘Mog the Forgetful Cat’ as Judith Kerr’s warm-hearted children’s book is bought to life! Get ready for a lively and enchanting adventure filled with songs, live music and a menagerie of creatures little and large. This show will warm your heart, ignite your imagination and create fun-filled memories to last a lifetime. Be sure to grab your tickets before they’re gone!
Your sneak peek of next month’s SEEDL courses is here! COMPLIANCE: General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Gain an understanding of the aims of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and potential penalties for infringements. We give an overview of the seven key principles involved followed by processing, consent, and subject rights. Lastly you will learn about
Our dedicated patrol team is committed to creating a safe and welcoming environment for everyone in the community. Their recent efforts to engage with rough sleepers and local businesses have made a significant impact. Elijah, a patrol officer, recently conducted a welfare check on a rough sleeper and provided food donated by a local store.
The BetterPoints Southwark app rewards residents for moving more with points they can spend in a local business. Join the free scheme to reach new customers and align your brand with local sustainability and health initiatives. What is BetterPoints and how does it work? BetterPoints is a free app which encourages local people to record