The scheme, which is part of the Poetic Relief Project funded by the National Lottery Community Fund, gives young people real on-the-job experience in the charity and art sectors.
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A new exhibition exploring decades of social change in the US through photographs is set to open this month at the Saatchi Gallery.
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Following a successful first year in 2020, the Light Festival at Battersea Power Station will be brightening up the dark winter evenings until February 27.
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A Greenwich woman has broken a world record and raised more than £40,000 for charity by doing a 29-hour spin class.
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Organisers Andy George and Adam Gray said: “It is with broken hearts that we make this statement.”
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Rachel Lynes, who spent ten years performing lead roles in London’s West End, has put the call out for enthusiastic singers to join the new choir.
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Ten years ago this week a new road tunnel under the Thames which will ease thousands of commuters’ car journeys was announced.
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Entertainment Listings: The Polka Theatre; National Theatre; The Young Vic; Brixton Library; The South London Gallery; Dulwich Picture Gallery.
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Alexander Tekle was just 18 when he was found dead in his shared local authority accommodation in Mitcham, on December 6, 2017.
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Philip Normal, who represents Oval Ward and was formerly the mayor of Lambeth, used a derogatory term for trans people and compared Muslim women to penguins.
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The council said that anti-social vehicles pose a significant risk to the public and can seriously injure park users.
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The Bank branch of the Northern line between Kennington and Moorgate will be shut for 17 weeks from January 15 for “vital” engineering work.
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The first ever stage adaptation of The Da Vinci Code premieres at the Churchill Theatre from January 10 to 15
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Police raided known gang member Michael Richard’s home in Saxby Road, Clapham, in November 2021.
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One of Crisis’s annual Icebreaker Challenge events is taking place on Saturday, January 15 at Tooting Lido.
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Councillor Matt Morrow, Cabinet Member for Children and Young People, has urged families to submit their applications before it’s too late.
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From December 13 to January 2, staff vaccinated 249,776 people, including 221, 649 booster vaccines, 14,408 second doses and 13,719 first doses.
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Councillor Linda Bailey has served the borough and its residents since 1986 and was Bexley’s ‘Millennium Mayor’ in 1999/2000.
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Police are appealing for anybody who was in the area or lives in the area and might have security footage to contact them.
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