Lambeth News

Snap: Fox on Altamont (The Hook)
Downtown denizen Wick Hunt says he snapped this image of a gray fox in a yard on Altamont Circle on Sunday, March 7. Unlike the potentially rabid, human-biting, sweater-stealing fox that plagued the Lambeth Field area (until a fox was captured and killed ), this one exhibited no violence, says Hunt.

London calling (BBC News)
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Inspiring Launch of Apps for Good (IT-Analysis)
On Wednesday 3 March 2010 I attended the inspiring launch of Apps for Good in Tulse Hill, Lambeth, South London.

More News stories (Streatham Guardian)
Healthcare in Lambeth is to be restructured in a bid to absorb massive predicted funding cuts, it has been confirmed.

Pete Waterman opens new entrance to St Thomas' Hospital (London SE1)
Music producer Pete Waterman has officially opened the new-look entrance to St Thomas' Hospital which features an M&S Simply Food store.

Keri Lambeth wants UHV team to grow (The Victoria Advocate)
Coming into the season, there was a lot of talk about the youth on the University of Houston-Victoria softball team.

WSN Eagle track teams travel to Mobile (The Brewton Standard)
On Saturday in Mobile, the W.S. Neal High School track team competed in the Saint Paul’s Relays. The Lady Eagles of W.S. Neal finished with a 10th place finish with one point scored while the boys placed ninth with 10 points scored.

Eastergate so proud as colts get county call (Chichester Observer)
Eastergate Cricket Club colts Nick Smith and Daniel Mugford, have been chosen to play for Sussex this season.

Review: White Collar Boxing @ Real Fight Club (Londonist)
              "There Will Be Blood!" the dramatic posters assured us as we walked into York Hall, the Mecca of London boxing, for The Real Fight Club's evening of 'white-collar' boxing on Friday. Punters gathered in the bar, which had a distinctly cosy local sports club feel, and anticipation was at fever pitch as the time for the first fight drew closer. The crowd was an eclectic mix of young ...

Fayetteville Rescue Mission Fights To Stay Open (NBC 17 Raleigh)
A group that's been helping the homeless in the Fayetteville area for over 35 years is in danger of closing because of funding shortfalls. City Rescue Mission is trying to raise about $100,000 in the next month. It needs about $200,000 to operate for the year, but donations are down by about fifty percent. Donations make up approximately three-quarters of the group's budget. "We never, ever ...