"Echoes of Resistance" is a powerful documentary and photo exhibition that captures the enduring spirit of resilience against oppression. Through poignant imagery and compelling narratives, it showcases the struggles and triumphs of individuals and communities of the Windrush Generation fighting for justice and equality.
Each photograph tells a story, reflecting the diverse experiences of resistance. The exhibition invites viewers to engage with these narratives, fostering a deeper understanding of the ongoing fight for Equality. Join us in exploring the echoes of resistance that inspire hope and ignite change, reminding us of the strength found in unity and perseverance.
The Southwest London Roving Immunisation Service is once again offering immunisations to residents of Southwest London as part of the upcoming autumn/winter campaign. We are delighted to continue our collaboration with Sutton libraries and can confirm that we will be able to offer vaccination clinics for your service users this autumn.
The clinics will provide COVID-19, flu, and RSV vaccinations.
Eligibility criteria:
COVID-19 vaccine
Adults aged 75 years and over,
residents in care homes for older adults,
individuals aged 6 months and over who are immunosuppressed (as defined in the immunosuppression section of tables 3 and 4 of COVID-19: Chapter 19 of the Green Book).
Flu vaccine (Campaign dates: 1st October 2025 – 31st March 2026).
Adults aged 65 years and over, pregnant women
People aged 6 months and over in a clinical risk group, children aged 2–16 years (through the nasal spray programme),
residents in care homes
Carers, and frontline health and social care staff.
RSV vaccine
Adults aged 75 to 80 years
pregnant women who are at least 28 weeks pregnant.
The SWL Roving Immunisation Service will be offering a seasonal COVID-19 vaccine. The Spring 2025 programme will commence 1 April 2025 and ends on 17 June 2025.
Little One can't wait to go on an adventure with her friends for the first time ever! She puts on her special new boots and imagines all of the exciting things she and her friends will do together. But it's not long into their journey that Little One needs some help. She says she's 'Fine, thanks!' But is she really? Little One doesn't want to cause a fuss, but by trying to do everything herself she ends up on a very different kind of adventure and meets some very unusual characters along the way.Using puppetry and interactive storytelling, join us as we bring Little One's story to life.
Perfect for ages 3-7.
Part of the Resilient Futures programme. Find out more about the Resilient Futures project on our website: https://libraries.sutton.gov.uk/the-blog/resilient-futures-empowering-children-through-creative-health (https://libraries.sutton.gov.uk/the-blog/resilient-futures-empowering-children-through-creative-health)
Open the door to this unique arts and crafts gem, built between 1902-1904 by artist and craftsman Frank R. Dickinson. With no official architecture training, but with the love and support of his fiance, he designed and built the ideal family home the young couple dreamt of, and together they created the interior furnishings. This really is the ultimate DIY story.Weekday tours available for private groups of 5+ people. Email for further details.
Open the door to this unique arts and crafts gem, built between 1902-1904 by artist and craftsman Frank R. Dickinson. With no official architecture training, but with the love and support of his fiance, he designed and built the ideal family home the young couple dreamt of, and together they created the interior furnishings. This really is the ultimate DIY story.Weekday tours available for private groups of 5+ people. Email for further details.
Open the door to this unique arts and crafts gem, built between 1902-1904 by artist and craftsman Frank R. Dickinson. With no official architecture training, but with the love and support of his fiance, he designed and built the ideal family home the young couple dreamt of, and together they created the interior furnishings. This really is the ultimate DIY story.Weekday tours available for private groups of 5+ people. Email for further details.
Open the door to this unique arts and crafts gem, built between 1902-1904 by artist and craftsman Frank R. Dickinson. With no official architecture training, but with the love and support of his fiance, he designed and built the ideal family home the young couple dreamt of, and together they created the interior furnishings. This really is the ultimate DIY story.Weekday tours available for private groups of 5+ people. Email for further details.
Open the door to this unique arts and crafts gem, built between 1902-1904 by artist and craftsman Frank R. Dickinson. With no official architecture training, but with the love and support of his fiance, he designed and built the ideal family home the young couple dreamt of, and together they created the interior furnishings. This really is the ultimate DIY story.Weekday tours available for private groups of 5+ people. Email for further details.
Open the door to this unique arts and crafts gem, built between 1902-1904 by artist and craftsman Frank R. Dickinson. With no official architecture training, but with the love and support of his fiance, he designed and built the ideal family home the young couple dreamt of, and together they created the interior furnishings. This really is the ultimate DIY story.Weekday tours available for private groups of 5+ people. Email for further details.