On Thursday 13 September our season of meetings kicked off with a fascinating talk by Michael Singham, Waste Strategy Manager, Wandsworth and Richmond Councils. he covered a range of issues of interest, finishing by answering a number of questions on rubbish. The meeting was followed by a very popular trip to the Western Riverside Waste Authority Recycling Centre; another visit is being organised for early 2019 to fulfil demand from those unable to go on the first trip.
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Summer 2018 Newsletter
Shakespeare in the Squares: As You Like It
Shakespeare in the Squares are visiting Wandsworth again this Summer. They are performing at Le Gothique in the Royal Victoria Patriotic Building on 8 July (3pm) and 10 July (7pm).
Tickets from shakespeareinthesquares.co.uk
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Meeting Report: Capability Brown’s Wimbledon Park
The evening of 6 June saw our contribution to the 2018 Wandsworth Heritage Festival – for which this year’s theme was parks and open spaces. Dave
Dawson presented a fascinating talk on the historic landscape around Wimbledon Park. Very little of Capability Brown’s landscape remains, notably the lake, but it used to extend right up to Wimbledon Common. Remnants remain today. For a full report of the talk see the June/July newsletter.
Walk the Line – a walk along the Meridian Sculpture trail
On 17 May about a dozen members walked from Bromley by Bow to North Greenwich (aka as The Dome) – via a short hop on the DLR and a flight on the Emirates Airline. The sculpture trail takes you roughly along the Greenwich Meridian line to view contemporary sculptures including an Anthony Gormley and Damien Hirst.
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