Following the AGM on 17 March Shiela Allen led a discussion on the future of the Museum and the existing collection currently stored in the old West Hill Library.
A recording of the discussion can be accessed here:
Caring about Wandsworth's buildings, open spaces, rivers and transport.
Following the AGM on 17 March Shiela Allen led a discussion on the future of the Museum and the existing collection currently stored in the old West Hill Library.
A recording of the discussion can be accessed here:
On 13 January Simon Saville presented a well attended talk on the London National Park City project. A link to the talk can be found here
There is also a set of slides which show more statistics:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/16K–y3FydGJzMX196WGLvbt5AOCJSGSZ/view?usp=sharing
Tony Jones’ the Emanuel School Archivist, gave us an interesting talk on the work he has been doing to establish a fascinating archive. To view the talk please click below:
The independent Sambrook’s brewery has pulled the first pint in its new home at the Ram quarter ensuring that a 500 year history of beer making on that site continues.
The company has relocated from Battersea to launch its new brewhouse and bottle shop, with a taproom to follow late this year. The first Sambrooks beer to be brewed on the site is its original ‘Wandle Ale’, named after the river.
Alongside its state-of-the-art brewing facilities, Sambrook’s is opening a heritage centre in mid-May where visitors will have the chance to look ‘behind the barrels’ at how its ales are made, enjoy tours and try their hand at beermaking with a ‘be a brewer for the day’ experience.