Camberwell sets the table for a global feast this May
Set against the backdrop of Camberwell Green on May 18, this year’s festival is themed, ‘eat around the world’.
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Author: Claudia Lee
‘It was a marvellous experience’: Penguins waddle into Erith care home
To mark World Penguin Day Heathfield Court Care Home organised for two Humboldt penguins to visit the home.
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Anti-deportation protest blocks immigration officers trying to remove two men in van
An NGO reported that an asylum seeker was detained in Croydon on Monday and told he was being sent to Rwanda.
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Schoolchildren commemorate Stephen Lawrence’s life with artwork
April 22 marked 31 years since the tragic murder of Stephen Lawrence.
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One month left to enter BeLambeth Awards to showcase best of the borough
Businesses and residents have until May 31 to submit up to three entries across 10 categories.
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Marvin Humes, Bradley Walsh and Amanda Holden at Variety Club Showbusiness Awards
He’s come a long way from home touring the world with JLS, but for Marvin Humes, South London will always be home.
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Planned engineering and fresh strikes to cause chaos after bank holiday weekend
The dates follow planned engineering works during the Bank Holiday weekend.
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Exclusive: Joan’s secret to her longevity
She is one of London’s most treasured icons, and now Dame Joan Collins has told us the secret of her longevity.
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‘It’s a lifeline’: Charity offering free childcare calls for community support to stay open
Big Up Communities (BUC) is a not-for-profit organisation that offers free activities and holiday clubs for young people and their families at the Stewarts Road Adventure Playground in Nine Elms, Battersea.
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London tram workers to stage five-day strike in dispute over pay
Members of Unite on London Trams will walk out from Sunday in a dispute over pay.
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‘Were having to turn kids away’: Peckham boxing club struggling to secure permanent venue
Peckham Amateur Boxing Club (Peckham ABC) was founded in 2001 by head coach Iain Perriss.
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‘Traffic chaos for Londoners’: New wave of strikes to hit bus services
Bus workers will walk out for eight days of strike action from May 8 to 10, and from May 13 to 17.
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Ex-midwife hits out at “privatisaiton” of NHS after “shocking” treatment
Ms Hook said she believes the “dismantling of the NHS” is the cause of the care that she received.
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‘Not changing is not an option’: Goldsmiths announce transformation plans amidst funding struggles
The action comes after Goldsmiths forecasted a tuition fee shortfall of £13.1million.
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Family of Zhe Wang break silence after tragic death of ‘kind and gentle girl’
Ms Wang had been studying an MA in creative writing and education at Goldsmiths University.
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Marathon runner raises £1,366 for charity which helps adults read
There are about 17,000 adults in Lambeth who either cannot read, or read with great difficulty.
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Man in 50s dies after falling from height in Woolwich
Ambulance crews and a London Air Ambulance were dispatched to the scene.
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‘It’s a lifeline’: Families call for support to keep free children’s charity open
It comes as the childcare sector across the country faces immense challenges.
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Students at specialist school master hair cutting skills on teacher
Vanguard School is part of the Liberty Academy Trust of specialist autistic schools.
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