Forgotten photojournalism of Southwark’s finest: Bert Hardy at the Photographers Gallery
Bert Hardy: Photojournalism in War and Peace on at the Photographers Gallery until June 7
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Author: Claudia Lee
Zines, cards, and paper crafts: Brixton community cafe hosts pop-up book garden
Book Garden popup will open in Brixton for two weeks from March 7.
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One of London’s biggest urban farms hosts first ever wine night
Vauxhall City Farm’s first wine night will be hosted on March 9.
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Festival season starts early at the Southbank: 100 craft beer producers, live music and street food
The festival will kick off on April 24 the Southbank and run until April 27.
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Mother’s Day at Woolwich Works
Woolwich Works will host its all inclusive Mothers Day party on March 10.
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Christopher Walker reviews Nachtland at the Young Vic
Nachtland, a thought-provoking piece at the Young Vic by Berlin’s star playwright Marius Von Mayenburg.
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‘This decision will be life-changing’: School with half Muslim population to be turned into CofE primary
Charlotte Sharman is the only non-faith school in the St George’s ward.
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South London schools “hollowed out by £261m real terms cuts since 2010”
In Lambeth, 99 per cent of state funded schools have had their funding cut since 2010.
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Residents claim council is ‘money-making’ from LTNs after raking in £50m in fines
Lambeth handed out 392,341 fines to drivers since the zones were implemented.
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23.5% of Croydon police officers absent from front line to patrol protests in London
The figures show Croydon had the second highest abstraction rate of any London borough.
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Southwark launches UK’s largest council community investment scheme
From as little as £5, anyone can take part in Southwark Green Investment.
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Charity calls to fill storage unit with Easter Egg donations
Recent research found 300,000 children in London are at risk of missing their next meal.
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Disabled pensioner who fell foul of controversial PCN charged £180
The Dermody Road traffic restrictions are particularly controversial amongst residents in the borough.
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Two women and one man taken to hospital after house fire
Firefighters have issued a reminder of their candle safety advice.
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Protesters hit out at McDonald’s for ‘profiting’ off war on Palestine
Protesters called for a boycott of the companies as part of the global Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions campaign.
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Plans for much-needed special school open for consultation
If successful, the school would have space for 128 students who have autism.
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Heritage England funding announced for hidden working class histories
The House of Dread’s project will explore the Rastafari community at London’s longest running squat.
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Man in 40s is taken to hospital after broad daylight stabbing
Police were called to reports of a stabbing at around 1pm in Wandsworth.
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Duke of Edinburgh gets a taste for volunteering during hospital visit
The King’s brother helped the young volunteers as they gave out meals to patients.
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