Police name woman stabbed to death in Lewisham home
The victim is Zhe Wang, a 31-year-old Chinese national who was studying in London.
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Author: Claudia Lee
Landmark exhibition at British Museum to explore Michelangelo’s ‘most demanding’ decades
Pieces not seen for more than a decade will be on display.
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Christopher Walker reviews the Faith Healer at the Lyric Hammersmith
After a few minutes each actor holds the audience in the palm of their hands.
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‘I know the truth of that night’: Mother of Sabina Rizvi speaks out after inquest finds police not implicated in murder
Ms Rizvi said the family only received key evidence in the last seven months.
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Campaign to reinstall skatepark group after council bans lessons
Sessions at Folkestone Gardens Skatepark were banned last summer.
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School crowned double champions at football tournament final
The boys’ and girls’ teams from Burnt Oak Junior School took home a trophy.
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‘We are heartbroken’: Streatham nursery announces closure after funding fails to meet costs
Lambeth council will work with parents to find replacement nursery places in their area.
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‘We never go to bed on an argument’: Couple celebrate diamond wedding anniversary at care home
Mrs Marley puts the success of her marriage down to being able to “agree to disagree”.
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‘It’s an honour and its nerve-racking’: Artist commissioned to represent Rastafari community in first exhibition of its kind
The mosaics will be displayed in the British Library next month.
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Watch out Slash! South London’s finest Phoenix has been unleashed
Wait till you see this 10-year-old guitarist from Wandsworth play.
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‘I can feel things crawling over me’: Woman fears returning to council flat after years of cockroach infestations and leaks
A single mother said she is “traumatised” and in therapy after living her council flat for eight years.
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Exclusive: Myles Smith on family, music and breaking the mould
When it comes to breaking boundaries in music, no-one does it better than Myles Smith.
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Cordons and closures in Bellingham as concerns raised for welfare of man in home
Officers are attempting to engage with the man and bring the matter to a “safe conclusion”.
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Tech-savvy dad launches marketplace for daughter’s primary school
Within weeks more than 250 items were marked for donation.
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Charity searching for first ever poet in residency to ‘celebrate London’s bridges’
The selected poet will be paid £10,000 for the year-long role.
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Labour selects Croydon East candidate amid Met investigation into party
The Labour Party has selected Natasha Irons as its Parliamentary Candidate for Croydon East.
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Ten young poets tell South London commuters what community means to them
Poems were projected from sound systems at Brixton and Stockwell stations over the weekend.
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Entries open for new competition to celebrate Lambeth’s ‘unsung heroes’
Free to apply, businesses and residents have until May 31, to submit entries.
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Father of Damilola Taylor, Richard, dies aged 75
Richard Taylor died on Saturday after battling prostate cancer.
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