We are pleased to share that the water issues affecting the coffee shop and the surrounding area have now been fully resolved. We know this has been a disruption for our regular visitors, and we want to thank you for your patience while these essential repairs were carried out.
The coffee shop team is currently busy getting the space ready to welcome you back very soon. Keep an eye on our social media channels for the official reopening date.
The Lambeth Civic Awards recently recognized the outstanding contributions of community leaders at the Brixton Town Hall. We are proud to share that Myatt’s Fields Park Project was the recipient of the Climate and Green Spaces Award, highlighting our commitment to environmental excellence and community well-being.
Cllr Donatus Anyanwu, Cabinet Member for Stronger Communities, shared his pride in the event:"It’s such a great chance to celebrate all the amazing work that people do for Lambeth, and a privilege to talk to our residents and share their deep passion for their community."
This award belongs to all of you. To our volunteers including trustees, staff, donors, and partners: thank you for your tireless dedication. Together, we’ve ensured the park remains a safe haven where our community can truly enjoy and thrive.
We’re pleased to share that Myatt’s Fields Park Project has been invited to speak at an upcoming event at the Garden Museum. The session will highlight how the Friends group now manages the park through a community-led model, supported by local volunteers and financial contributions from the neighbourhood. The talk will explore how community stewardship, partnerships, and grassroots involvement can successfully sustain and develop public green spaces. This is a great opportunity to learn more about community-powered park management and the role local support plays in keeping shared spaces thriving.
Further event details and booking information here: https://www.gardenmuseum.org.uk/whats-on/symposium-who-pays-for-parks/
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