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Recent News
From feeding to weeding
The Ewart Road Mutual Aid group have become a volunteer group for Ewart Hall and transformed our garden
Centre closure
Owing to the coronavirus we are sorry to say will be closing for the time being. We will open as soon as the government says it’s safe to. We hope you make the best of this difficult time and we look forward to seeing you in the summer.
South London Stories
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XS_FiLhNQU Here is the film made by R.M. Sánchez-Camus (www.appliedliveart.com) of people in South London telling their stories. It features members of the Ewart Community Hall Headlines group prominently. Please go to 4:18 if you want to find out what Headlines is like.
“South London Stories” Screening
On September 28th we had a screening of the film “South London Stories: Seeing through the eyes of Time”. The film has been made by Marcello Camus, and features patients of St Christopher’s Hospice and members of the Ewart Community Hall Headlines Group. The event also featured music and poetry reading in the garden. It …
Celebration of Wellbeing and Mental Health
Join us for food demonstrations, exercise sessions, children’s arts and crafts, bouncy castle, story telling by Adrian Beckingham in his teepee, information and advice, music, dance, talk by Lewisham Healthwatch, Mindful Gardener, Theresa Webb, Nutritionist, and much more Event details here
Duncombe Hill Development
SAVE DUNCOMBE HILLL GREEN The Council has received a Planning Application from a Developer who wants to build 7 flats on our treasured greenspace between on the corner of Duncombe Hill and Brockley Road, SE23 .If approved this development will: Destroy valued green space enjoyed for many years by local people Destroy protected trees which …
Techy Tea on Tuesday
Techy Teas on Tuesday have been running since December 2016. They started as a result of the Go-On Digital inclusion project, which CatBytes contributed to in Lewisham. Ewart Community Hall was one of the venues we ran a club at, and we liked it so much we decided to move in permanently. Following this move, …
Sensory Garden Coming Soon !
Ewart Community Hall has been awarded funding to create a sensory garden for the community to use. Watch this space ! Posts will appear as the garden develops.
A little about us
Ewart Community Hall is part of the Ewart Road Housing Estate. The Clubhouse was built for the use of the residents of the new Ewart Road Housing Co-operative Ltd and opened in 1982 by Princess Alexandra.
It was used for many years as the estate’s social club but in recent years usage has fallen off and it has been used primarily by faith groups, kiddies’ parties and for Management Committee meetings.In 2015 Lewisham Borough Council (LBC) assessed the site with a view to dismantling the clubhouse and building homes on it.