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Lambeth Living Chief Executive in shock resignation

Published on January 30, 2011

The Chief Executive of Lambeth Living, Cathy Deplessis, has resigned at a board meeting held on Wednesday evening. Cathy Deplessis’ departure came at the company’s board meeting and was announced by chairman Keith Hill. He said: “I’m sure you will be aware by now that Cathy Deplessis has announced she is standing down from her

 
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BRAND NEW WERA Asks….Cllr Ed Davie

Published on January 21, 2011

WERA Asks is back….and it’s time to hear from our newest councillor, Cllr Ed Davie… Cllr Davie, Can you please tell us why you chose to become a Councillor? I have always been interested in politics and having learnt a few things as a Westminster journalist. I thought I had something to offer in terms

 
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Upcoming activities at The Weir Link

Published on January 19, 2011

TOY LIBRARY Games Puzzles Construction Large Equipment Thursday, 27th January 11am to 12noon, at The Weir Link, 33 Weir Road, London, SW12 0NU. For further information tel 020 8675 2481 COACH YOUR KIDS The programme is designed for children between the ages of 3 and 8 years old, and you, their mums and dads. In

 
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Lambeth Living Director of Property Services, David Thompson, resigns from ALMO post

Published on January 10, 2011

Lambeth Living’s Director of Property Services has unexpectedly quit his position with immediate effect. David Thompson resigned from his position on the ALMO Senior Management Team at the end of last year which has been confirmed to WERA and other community groups by Chief Executive, Cathy Deplessis. Mr Thompson who had been the permanent director

 
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Weir fencing works completed thanks to partnership investment

Published on January 5, 2011

Work to restore and repair metal fencing around the estate, has been successfully completed thanks to funding provided by a ground breaking three way funding partnership between WERA, Lambeth Living and Lambeth’s Major Works contractor, Breyer Group plc. Hundreds of metres of fencing have been given a new lease of life as contractor RnB Engineering

 
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