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A medium sized public open space located between Clapham, Balham and Streatham.

A popular medium-sized open space in the heart of Waterloo, with a rich and fascinating history. Archbishop’s Park sits on what was once part of Lambeth Palace.

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Brixton Library provides books and more, a reference and information service, free use of Wi-Fi, computers for internet, email and word-processing.

Brockwell Park is fortunate to contain a large number of historic buildings and other features, some of which go back to before when it was acquired as a public park.

Brockwell Park Community Greenhouses is a place where all can learn, play and grow together.

Carnegie Library provides a wide range of books for adults, children and teens, DVDs, eBooks and digital magazines and have access to computers and Wi-Fi, study space, and scanning and printing fac

Situated in the Mary Seacole Centre at the heart of the High Street, Lambeth’s first self-service library offers books, DVDs, and language courses for loan, plus access to computers, free Wi-Fi, fu

Cleaver Square is a historic communal open space, which is surrounded by residential housing.

Occupational therapy can help your child to join in everyday activities (occupations) to help them learn the skills they need to lead a full and healthy life.