A team of newly-trained young volunteers are visiting Waterloo residents this month to provide a free report on potential fuel savings and energy efficiency in the home.
A mobile recycling centre to collect textiles, small electrical appliances, batteries, discs, cardboard and small wooden items will visit two estates in SE1 on the third Saturday of every month.
A final decision on plans for a controversial 41-storey tower at the Elephant & Castle is now unlikely to be reached until after the London mayoral elections on 3 May following the cancellation of a hearing scheduled for Monday 12 March.
People strolling along the Thames Path on Saturday afternoon got a surprise when Tower Bridge was raised to allow one of the three Woolwich Ferry vessels to moor at Tower Pier opposite City Hall.
MT @RJDoyleSW2 @JeremySwain No return to Cardboard City http://t.co/9WOF449X < A must read on progress on "rough sleeping" in Lambeth
Sunday recap: Woolwich Ferry comes to town; mobile recycling centre; Elephant skyscraper latest; home energy audits http://t.co/PSWFhYvK
The Shard - seeing double http://t.co/WE8IMe0w
Bankside's @Tate Modern is looking for Volunteer Visitor Hosts - taster session on Tuesday afternoon: http://t.co/kSL8kNQJ
'Architecture on the Thames' Boat Tour with @OpenCityorg http://t.co/dJlEY4eG
Daily Mail on "how Qatar bought Britain" - They own the Shard. They own the Olympic Village. They own Harrods. http://t.co/apmziPAa
Just published - Free home energy audits for Waterloo residents courtesy of @WaterlooMatters http://t.co/hGhBkity
Just published - Southwark's mobile recycling centre coming to SE1 estates next Saturday http://t.co/FYOz3T20
Just published - Has Boris delayed Elephant @ministryofsound skyscraper decision till after election? http://t.co/hkfDJ1Vx
Extra @thamesclippers boat services from London Bridge to Canary Wharf during Olympics to avoid Jubilee line crowds http://t.co/2ih1GyNz
Just published - Why were there "180 dancers" on the Woolwich Ferry outside the Tower of London last night? http://t.co/5g9gMiEc
Local history blog: The Women of Southwark Mint http://t.co/YRM5s7ag & http://t.co/jvjGdwGB
RT @TradescantRoad: Two weeks of Vauxhall Bridge misery: http://t.co/10UMWEq2
Interview with Darren Brown, Seashell-seeker at @BoroughMarket http://t.co/5VOziXYq
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