Posted in councillor surgeries, north street, venn street, tagged bobbin close, clapham community project, clapham leisure centre, clapham town, councillor haselden, councillor o'malley, councillor wellbelove, councillors, Graffiti, north street, sheltered housing, venn street, virgin active on October 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
As part of our continued efforts to make it easier for people living in Clapham Town to meet and talk to their local councillors on Saturday 25th October the three councillors for Clapham Town held four surgeries over seven hours.
Councillor O’Malley started with the regular surgery at Clapham Leisure Centre. Councillors Haselden and Wellbelove then [...]
Posted in venn street, tagged clapham common tube, clapham town, councillor christopher wellbelove, councillor nigel haselden, french market, parking bays, venn street on October 26, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Councillors Nigel Haselden and Christopher Wellbelove yesterday visited the hugely popular French market which came to Clapham Town for the second time this weekend.
Venn Street, situated near to Clapham Common Tube was closed to traffic from Friday to Sunday with a wide variey of stalls following a French theme. Some of the food included delicious [...]
Posted in clapham high street, community safety, tagged clapham town, met box, safer neighbourhood, sainsburys clapham on August 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
People wanting to give information to the Police, who are concerned about talking to them directly and want to remain anonymous , can now use a ‘Met Box’ which has been placed near the till points in Sainsburys Clapham.
The box can also be used to communicate with your local safer neighbourhood teams views on local [...]
Posted in Graffiti, clapham high street, venn street, tagged clapham, clapham high street, clapham town, councillor wellbelove, Graffiti, grimebusters, london borough of Lambeth, venn street on May 11, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Photographed and have reported today Graffiti on the corner of Clapham High Street / Venn Street and on some of the businesses along the street.
By reporting this, the graffiti will be removed by the council within 48 hours. Removing graffiti is costly. Graffiti makes an area feel run down and increases the perception that criminal [...]
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