Domestic abuse charity shortlisted for major award
Advance has been shortlisted for its Angelou Partnership, which supports women in west London who have experienced domestic abuse.
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Author: Claudia Lee
Demolition of community hall has Blackheath residents up in arms
Residents of a Blackheath cul-de-sac are furious and saddened over the loss of their community hall, with some likening the effects of its demolition to an earthquake.
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Iconic England shirt worn by World Cup hero and Fulham legend to be auctioned
A historic football shirt worn by England’s 1966 World Cup legend George Cohen is set to go under the hammer at auction this June.
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Kensington and Chelsea ushers in new Mayor
Councillor Tom Bennett was elected as Mayor of Kensington and Chelsea for 2025-26, taking over the position from cllr Will Lane.
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‘Supporting RNLI’s life-saving work’: Fundraising boat race to set sail through Greenwich
Greenwich Yacht Club (GYC) has announced the second edition of its Tower Lifeboat Station Yacht Race, set for June 1.
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‘We don’t feel safe’: Shepherd’s Bush residents urge council to clean up ‘forgotten’ road
A petition to fix up Uxbridge Road has drawn almost 2,200 signatures, far beyond the 250 needed for it to be debated by Hammersmith and Fulham council’s Cabinet.
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Campaigners hit out at plans to convert Grade II listed theatre into church
Ruach City Church has submitted a Change of Use planning application to Lambeth council to turn Streatham Hill Theatre into a place of worship.
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TfL explores ‘long-term’ solutions to curb Park Lane homeless encampment
The transport authority, which owns the green stretch of land running down the dual carriageway, has previously secured court orders to remove homeless people sleeping in the famous neighbourhood.
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Go sky-high for book club, comedy and film nights in Peckham
Whether you’re looking to enjoy the warmer months with a rooftop romance, a cult classic, or a scary summer screening, there’s something for everyone.
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Rapper and singer-songwriter to release genre-bending EP
The young artist is now ready to unveil his first six-track collection, ‘it’s fine once you’re in’ on May 29, ahead of his live show at Soho’s Gibson Garage on July 15.
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Step inside the studios of more than 120 Deptford artists
Whether you’re an art lover, collector, curious local, or just looking for a unique day out, Open Studios offers the chance to meet the artists behind the work, discover new talent from emerging makers to established professionals.
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Comedy, walks, music and dance at Wandsworth’s heritage and fringe festivals
For the 16th year running, Wandsworth Arts Fringe (WAF) will be shaking up south west London with its most ambitious festival programme to date with 180 events popping up across 65 Wandsworth venues.
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Four-day celebration of art pays homage to underground creativity scene
Ugly Duck, in Tanner Street, is gearing up to host A Collective Archive which will open on June 12.
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Bermondsey Square Jazz Days return with free summer sessions
The free, outdoor event in Bermondsey Square will run on the first Sunday of each month between June 1 and September 7.
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Registered sex offender jailed after found walking home six-year-old girl
Further checks confirmed he was in breach of his Sexual Offences Prevention Order (SOPO), which banned him from being alone with a child under the age of 14.
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Lecturers ‘devastated’ after university announces 300 job cuts
University of Greenwich
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Transport Museum calls on public to help fund restoration of 1930s carriages
The London Transport Museum, in Covent Garden Piazza, needs £30,000 to repair the last three 1930s Q stock carriages, also called ‘cars’.
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Hawk soars into action on Lewisham High Street to control pigeon population
Bella the Hawk will take flight in Lewisham town centre this week as part of a council initiative to transform Lewisham High Street, Library and Market.
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Quad take on mammoth rowing fundraiser for Damilola Taylor Trust
It’s the 25th anniversary of the tragedy of Damilola on November 27, 2025.
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