Herne Hill
Naked Larder: A low cost packaging free shop run by XRL members offering food, self care and cleaning products. They are offering 15% off your first order, quote “XRL website” when you register.
Jarr: Packaging free shop offering food, self-care and cleaning products.
Brixton
Pipoca: Packaging free shop offering food, self-care and cleaning products and a vegan cafe.
Guzzl: Refills of olive oil, olives and gin!
Streatham
Healthier Without: Packaging free shop, offering food, self-care and cleaning products.
Local Greens: Low packaging local vegetables with click-and-collect collection points in Herne Hill, East Dulwich, Brixton, Camberwell, Peckham, West Dulwich, West Norwood and Crystal Palace.
Clapham Junction
The Source: Packaging free shopping offering food, self-care and cleaning products.
West Norwood
Sustenance: Packaging free shopping offering food, self-care and cleaning products.
Tooting
BYO: Packaging free shopping offering food, self-care and cleaning products.
Crystal Palace
Roots and Cycles: Packaging free shopping offering food, self-care and cleaning products
The Store Cupboard: Packaging free shopping in the Crystal Palace Food Market offering food, self-care and cleaning products.
Brixton
Bookmongers: second-hand books.
Chartwell Cancer Trust: anything and everything!
Traid: fashion/retro clothing
Herne Hill
Oxfam: donated clothes, accessories, homewares and music. Also stocks Fairtrade food, greetings cards and stationery.
Oxfam bookshop: branch of the charity shop dedicated to second books.
West Norwood
Emmaus: second-hand furniture, electricals, clothes and bric-a-brac. Run by a charity offering support and opportunities for homeless people in the local area. Various stores in Knights Hill, West Norwood with another branch in Brixton.
Streatham
Occasional Books: second-hand book shop that also stocks second-hand vinyl.
All Aboard: Clothing, bric-a-brac and household goods.
Royal Trinity Hospice (Streatham Hill store / Streatham high road store): Clothing, bric-a-brac and household goods. Two branches at either end of Streatham high road.
Cancer Research: Clothing, bric-a-brac and household goods.
British Heart Foundation: Second-hand books and music.
Oxfam: Donated clothes, accessories, homewares and music. Also stocks Fairtrade food, greetings cards and stationery.
Sense: Clothing, bric-a-brac and household goods.
Shelter: Clothing, bric-a-brac and household goods.
Brixton
Cafe Van Gogh: 100% vegan cafe/restaurant. Non-profit social enterprise offering training for people with learning disabilities and mental health problems.
Owee Burgers: "Deliciously dirty" vegan burgers and fries.
Pipoca: Vegan cafe with packaging-free shopping also available.
The Cure: small vegan cafe also serving cleansing juices and smoothies.
Katakata: crepes and galettes, not fully vegan but many vegan and vegetarian options
Clapham
En Root: Indian-inspired vegan food full of "fresh seasonal vegetables, wholesome pulses and aromatic Gujarati".
Herne Hill
V Source: small cafe and takeaway offering Caribbean inspired vegan food
Peachy Goat: plant-based burger joint
Streatham
Whole Meal Cafe: vegan cafe, part of the fabric of Streatham since 1978
Tribe: vegan food from a range of world cuisines
Vauxhall
Bonnington cafe: home-made food with great vegan options and a new menu every day
Lambeth Libraries: books, digital access to films, magazines, newspapers.
Freecycle: a borough wide free service for people to give away unwanted items away
The Remakery, Loughborough Junction. Numerous services for fixing things.
The Library of Things: Borrow don’t buy, the closest one is currently in Crystal Palace but they are looking for a venue in Brixton.
London Food Link and the Jellied Eel magazine
The healthy Living Platform
Incredible Edible lambeth:
Plastic Free Brixton, Plastic Free Streatham, Plastic Free West norwood etc
The Peoples’ Fridge, Brixton
Too good to go, Lambeth: Food Waste App
Brixton Pound, Loughborough Junction