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Covid-19 closes the library’s doors…All ten of Lambeth’s libraries were shut down on 21st March 2020 in line with government recommendations on social distancing to counter the spread of COVID-19 and, specifically, because of the clear danger to both the general public and library staff from the maintenance of the onsite service.At the time of writing this annual report there was no immediate prospect of a resumption of all core services to the general public. The Friends of Tate South Lambeth Library look forward to our much loved and valued local library re-opening its doors once the epidemic has abated to safe levels to continue to serve the multiple needs of our diverse community.… after a year of consolidationPrior to the shutdown Tate South Lambeth Library had been showing further progress in developing its programmes of activities and facilities.That progress included:New flooring for the children’s section (replacing the worn-out carpet there)A Portuguese-language reading machine for people with impaired vision or dyslexiaNew shelving in the first reading roomNew activities supported by volunteers included monthly Portuguese conversation classes for beginners, and baby-and-toddler sessions for Japanese-speaking parents and children.What Friends of Tate South Lambeth Library have done in the past yearIn the past twelve months Friends have put on talks and events at the library, covering a wide range of topics, many of them of particular relevance to the local area and the local community.Here’s the list:20th May 2019 Family Business: A Memoir by Peter Conradi – the authorised biographer of Iris Murdoch and prolific writer and broadcaster talked about his autobiography.15th June The Friends annual sale of books donated by local people, with all proceeds going to the library.2nd September Samuel Johnson and the Lambeth Mysteries – Ross Davies from vauxhallhistory.org traced Samuel Johnson’s connections with Lambeth. The talk was preceded by a guided walk led by David E. Coke through the site of Vauxhall Gardens.2nd October The Age of Stupid – A screening of the famous documentary in partnership with the No Planet B Film Club.23rd October Vauxhall Tide: Conversations and Creativity Local residents presented and talked about the banner they had created reflecting their lives and histories (The banner remains on display at the library).13th November Mixed-Race Relationships: A Personal Account– the author Sylvia Vetta explored the dilemmas of identity in mixed-race relationships.15th November Wall-E – a screening of the Disney Pixar film, in partnership with the No Planet B Film Club.26th November SW8: The Movie – local resident Andrew Rogers presented a look at our neighbourhood through the lens of cinema and television.30th November Christmas Craft Market – an opportunity to buy Christmas gifts and decorations produced by local people. Proceeds of the stall rentals went to the library.7th December Christmas Carol Concert by the Kennington Community Choir.22nd January 2020 Kimpa Vita – a documentary recounting the previously untold story of the “Mother of the African Revolution, presented by its producer Ne Kunda Nlaba.15th February 2020 Friends LGBT Fair – a day of arts, crafts, books, zines plus a rainbow cup cake competition and drag queen story time.End February onwards I am London – an exhibition of watercolours of London scenes by Anthony Mark Peters.Friends have maintained their contribution to the library’s resources. Donations from members and the proceeds from book sales and our craft fair have paid for the film screening licence for the Movie Matinees held on Tuesdays in autumn and winter, a rug for the children’s area, a large, mobile, television screen, and food and refreshments for children’s parties.We have added to the stock of magazines – as an organisation through a subscription to The Week and as individuals donating copies of The Economist, New Statesman, Spectator, London Review of Books and Private Eye (among others).The gardening group has held Open Garden sessions in Tradescant’s Retreat (the courtyard garden at the rear of the library) on the second Saturday of each month during the summer period. People could sit down (sheltered by a gazebo), read, meet the volunteers who tend the garden and share seeds.Meanwhile, in the hope of influencing the shape and direction of overall library policy and specifically how it affects our library, two members of the committee of Friends of Tate South Lambeth Library have joined delegates from other friends groups at Lambeth libraries in regular meetings with Council officers, the head of the library service and the cabinet member with the libraries portfolio.In addition Friends have participated in the public library forum, where library managers report on their programmes and activities and local people present questions, challenges and proposals. Friends publicise these events in our newsletter and on our website and report the main conclusions. However, the last 12 months have seen only such forum – in June 2019 – as that scheduled for March 2020 fell victim to the onset of the COVID-19 epidemic.We say thanksThis is our chance to thank:The staff of Tate South Lambeth Library for making this library a uniquely warm and welcoming place, serving all our diverse local community. We continued to cooperate happily with staff in events and activities put on by the library and also by Friends.All local donors – individuals and organisations -who provided funds, books, magazines, plants, tools, wool, and food for children’s activities.All our speakers, craftspeople and artists.All the local community groups, bloggers, tenants and residents associations. .and local media who help promote our activities.All those individuals who have topped up their annual subscriptions.And, last but not least, all the Friends who have contributed time, ideas and stamina to maintain our programme.A final reminderWe are always eager to bring new members onto our committee, even in a limited role. Most members of the committee have now been in post for many years, so we’d welcome new people to shake us up. If you are interested, please contact [email protected] is the payments and receipts account for the period 1st April 2019 to 31st March 2020.IncomeExpensesOpening Balance as at 1/4/192,166.18 Membership fees & donations217.94Running costs – p/c 26.99Other donations:Web and ICT Maintenance and Updates 119.98Stockwell Festival Stall hire 25.00Knitting group25.00Children’s Library Carpet 196.19Summer Reading Challenge 56.53Refreshments for events 197.48Film screen licence and microphone cables 56.86Book sales + raffles271.95The Week magazine subscription 129.50LGBT fair- stall rental+donations174.16Plants for Jana Hale remembrance 30.45Market-stall rental + raffle177.33Public liability insurance 127.30total866.38total1,066.28    Closing bank balance as at 31 March 20201,966.28NotesPaypal membership fees for 2019/20 – £509.32 transferred on 28/4/20Delayed payments – technical difficulties – £168.63 transferred on 6/5/20With adjustments for items 1 and 2, the bank account stands at £2,644.23.  

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Retrouvez ici les actus de notre boutique LE LAB à Lyon, mais aussi des articles et sujets qui nous tiennent à cœur!
N°6 – DOLCE VITA, notre nouvelle collection de bijoux made in LE LAB – Spring Summer 2021

N°5 LE CATALOGUE DE NOËL 2020 <<< Cliquez ici! ou sur l’image ci-dessous!
Une sélection pour toute la famille, parmi nos merveilles made in Europe!N°4 – MATISSE, notre nouvelle collection de bijoux made in LE LAB – FW2020-21Ci-dessus, notre moodboard pour la collection MATISSE, inspirée de ses œuvres entre stylisation, simplification, abstraction et découpages.
Et ci-dessous, son histoire :Retrouvez toute la collection de bijoux ici : https://lelab-lyon.fr/categorie-produit/bijoux/N°3 – TANGERINE, notre nouvelle collection de bijoux made in LE LAB
Ci-dessus, notre moodboard pour la collection TANGERINE, inspirée de notre voyage à Marrakech.
Et ci-dessous, son histoire :Retrouvez toute la collection de bijoux ici : https://lelab-lyon.fr/categorie-produit/bijoux/N°2 – le 01/02/2020 TOUT SAVOIR SUR LES GOURDES/ BOUTEILLES NOMADESLe plastique a envahi la planète et nous sommes nombreux à tenter de réduire notre consommation de plastique jetable. A la maison, on favorise l’usage de carafe et de dispositifs traitant l’eau du robinet pour éviter d’acheter des bouteilles d’eau minérale plastiques. Et dans le même élan, on remplace les gourdes/bouteilles plastique dans nos sacs, direction le bureau, la salle de sport, ou pour nos balades et weekends.Mais, comment choisir notre nouvel allié?
Les plus répandues, les gourdes зеркало inox/métal/alu, souvent parées de motifs,
connues pour garder le chaud et le froid façon Thermos, elles semblent idéales. Jusque là tout va bien. Mais alors, pourquoi n’en trouve-t-on pas au LAB? Pour 3 raisons!
– 100% de ces gourdes sont fabriquées en Chine, aucun fabricant en Europe.
(la marque peut bien être française, seul le design peut être fait en France si c’est le cas! Toujours faire attention à différencier « Designé/dessiné à » et « Made in/ fabriqué en » 😉 ). Et vous le savez, LE LAB Lyon, c’est une fabrication 100% européenne, ce qui nous amène à 2 raisons en même temps : 1/ les conditions de fabrication (au sens humaines) ont de grandes chances d’être très dures et mauvaises et 2/ si on souhaite vraiment penser écologie, alors on pense empreinte carbone, et la Chine, c’est franchement pas la porte à côté pour faire venir le produit jusqu’à vous!
– La matière : L’inox, ou acier inoxydable, est un alliage de fer, nickel (pouvant entrainer des allergies) mais aussi de chrome, un matériau dont la transformation s’avère polluante voire toxique à la santé. Rassurez-vous, c’est une faible quantité, ce n’est pas « dangereux » mais ce n’est tout de même pas idéal non plus!Bon bon bon, pas de panique!
Au LAB, on a mis longtemps à dégoter des gourdes qui soient efficaces, made in Europe et esthétiques! Mais on l’a fait! Elles sont en verre borocilicate (le verre est une matière naturelle : bon point). Ce verre qu’on appelle souvent Pyrex (connu pour la marque), résiste extrêmement bien aux chocs de température, passe au lave-vaisselle, est hypoallergénique, sans plomb, sans BPA, et il gardera aussi très bien votre boisson au chaud ou au frais!
Leur petit plus : elles sont canons! Vendues avec une housse en simili cuir ou en feutre avec accroche, pour les protéger et transporter partout!
Vous en avez un petit aperçu sur l’image ci-dessus!
Alors, a quand le passage à la gourde made in Europe 🙂?
Pour les shopper :
Housse en feutre : https://lelab-lyon.fr/boutique/deco/gourdes-en-verre-housse-feutre/
Housse en simili : https://lelab-lyon.fr/boutique/deco/gourde-en-verre-housse-simili/
LE LAB Lyon concept store boutique cadeaux 100% made in Europe
N°1 – le 25/01/2020 LE CUIR VEGAN, C’EST QUOI?
Hello par ici!Un premier petit mot court et efficace pour vous parler un peu de « Cuir Vegan ».En effet, on commence à entendre cette appellation mais souvent on la comprend assez mal. Et oui, comment du cuir peut-il être vegan? Drôle d’idée.En fait le terme est assez mal choisi (je trouve) puisque ce n’est tout simplement pas du cuir au sens « animal ».C’est parfois une association de fibres végétales et donc naturelles (eucalyptus, ananas, muskin…), parfois du plastique recyclé, qui imite le cuir!Une matière qui reste donc très belle, et selon les fibres et matériaux utilisés, peut même se patiner avec le temps, comme du vrai cuir.Ses avantages : ils sont souvent traités imperméables, sont légers et sont bien souvent moins couteux que le cuir!Au LAB, nous avons une sélection d’accessoires de ce type : montres, sac-à-dos, portefeuilles, pochettes, et nous devons avouer qu’ils sont canons et n’ont rien à envier au cuir véritable 😉