Stunning Autumn colours emerging on the estate. Thanks to Jackie Crawford for the picture

Because of the huge interest from visitors to our exhibition, Shakespeare in Lambeth, we have extended its run until Fri 6 December. As well as celebrating the return of the folios, "Shakespeare in Lambeth" explores the ways in which Shakespeare was performed the past 200 years.

Great news. Bell Ribeiro-Addy MP MP will open our Annual General Meeting on Thursday 14th November. Please come promptly at 7pm to hear how your MP can help local residents stmartinstra.blog/2024/10/17/ann…

Our Annual General Meeting on 14th November will be a hybrid meeting. Please attend IRL if you can. If you can't, there's a link to the MS Teams meeting on our website stmartinstra.blog/2024/10/17/ann…

We've found a newsletter from January 1986. The major campaign then was better youth facilities. That's still an important issue on our estate almost 40 years later drive.google.com/file/d/1A6sRWu…

Here's a RA newsletter from March 1986. Notice how prominently it features work from students at FenstantonPrimarySch . Then and now Fenstanton is the beating heart of St Martins Estate drive.google.com/file/d/1QZCkJV…

We've found an old newsletter from June 1987. It leads with an advertisement for the Annual General Meeting. The 2024 Annual General Meeting will be just as important drive.google.com/file/d/1J4LK_u…

Want to get more involved in your residents association? Find out how at our Annual General Meeting. It's on Thursday 14th, 7pm at High Trees CDT stmartinstra.blog/2024/10/17/ann…

. MTVH claim they've repainted all communal areas. We don't think they've done a good job. Come to our Annual General Meeting this Thursday 14th November to discuss how we can have homes that are cared for. stmartinstra.blog/2024/10/17/ann…

We've got a communal garden and a communal heap on our estate. We want to do even more in 2025. Come to our AGM to hear Incredible Edible Lambeth talk about plans for our estate stmartinstra.blog/2024/10/17/ann…

Our MP Bell Ribeiro-Addy MP will be guest speaker at our AGM tomorrow. Come and hear how our MP can help local residents stmartinstra.blog/2024/10/17/ann…

Thanks to Bell Ribeiro-Addy MP MP, Cllr Olga FitzRoy , Incredible Edible Lambeth and all 33 residents who came to our Annual General Meeting

Really positive to see so many residents organising to improve their estate. We know that collective action brings results and that landlords listen when residents and their representatives work together. Thanks to all who attended & congratulats to the newly elected committee!

Our MP Bell Ribeiro-Addy MP is a supporter of residents associations. A collective voice can make a massive difference. If one person shouts loudly by themselves their case gets sorted but nobody else’s does. That’s why we need residents associations. stmartinstra.blog/2024/11/24/wha…

Hey Notting Hill Genesis . Gary in Harbin House has damp that he thinks is caused by broken communal drainage pipes. But you haven't given him a copy the survey you did that would help him prove this. When is he going to get the survey? stmartinstra.blog/2024/11/24/wha…

Residents at our AGM were angry at the quality of cyclical works such as stairwell painting. They thought the quality of the works makes residents feel that MTVH does not care. MTVH when are you going to fix this? stmartinstra.blog/2024/11/24/wha…

"I have found that the more active that resident bodies have been the more that the Authorities have paid attention to the well-being of the estate" (Terry from Burnell House, chair). Meet the new committee we elected at the AGM stmartinstra.blog/committee/

Thank you for all your hard work Terry - we look forward to working with you in your new role, supporting residents and holding landlords to account!

Work on the the Tulse Hill gyratory started last week. Here are details of what TfL is doing norwoodforum.org/node/3442