Pop-up school desperately in search of donors as exclusion rates rise
Akoma is an education charity for black girls aged eight to 14, based in Lewisham.
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Author: Claudia Lee
Lambeth’s homeless families serve Gove with ‘eviction notice’
About 80 protesters from Housing Action Southwark and Lambeth (HASL) gathered outside the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities.
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The South London Press Showbiz round-up
Welcome to the South London Press Showbiz round-up.
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Croydon’s Mayor says Shirley Heath and Addington Hills are ‘not for sale’
Croydon’s Mayor has reassured residents that land in the south of the borough will not used or sold to a golf club.
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Groundbreaking economist commemorated with blue plaque
English Heritage installed the blue plaque, dedicated to Joan Robinson, at 44 Kensington Park Gardens in Notting Hill.
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Video round-up of your great South London Press this week
Welcome back to the South London Press weekly news round-up.
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Campaigners mark six years since Windrush Scandal with call for ‘greater commitment’
Around 100 people gathered at Windrush Square for the event.
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Masterclass DJ set from one of New York’s finest at Waterloo
Jihad Muhammad is coming to Leake Street on April 27.
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Lost Souls Poetry Slam at the Two Brewers
The Lost Souls Events team are bringing Slam Poetry to South London.
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Documentary photographer goes Behind the Blue Doors to reveal Brixton’s history
A new photography exhibition delves into the fascinating history of an almshouse in the heart of Brixton.
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Brockley Max Festival: Celebrating Lewisham’s diversity for 23 years
Working alongside various venues in Lewisham many of the events will be free to attend.
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Live music: What’s on at Peckham Levels
Peckham Levels will host the best of the underground music and club scene over the next two months.
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Ghanaian artist transforms the brutalist Barbican with Purple Hibiscus
The commission forms part of the exhibition Unravel: The Power and Politics of Textiles in Art.
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Exclusive: Hundreds of families in Lambeth have not found permanent accommodation for more than a decade
About 982 people in Lambeth have been in temporary accommodation for more than 10 years.
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Protesters spray red paint on Labour HQ, demanding end to bombing of Gaza
The Israeli Government’s retaliatory attacks on Gaza have killed more than 33,000 Palestinians.
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Man, 58, runs sixth London Marathon after being cleared of cancer
Charlie DeGale will be running his sixth consecutive London Marathon.
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Charlton receive silver and bronze equality awards
The Addicks are one of only two League One clubs to receive the silver award.
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Croydon railway station coffee kiosks signal green shoots of economic recovery
The Croydon businesses join a wave of new lettings across the GTR network.
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Man, 44, and woman, 48, charged with murder after Croydon remains identified
The pair have been charged with murder and the prevention of the lawful burial of a body.
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