The glory of Italian cinema at Riverside Studios
The Team screens on February 25, at Riverside Studios in Hammersmith.
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Author: Claudia Lee
Five women breathing life back into alternative comedy theatre
Big Finish, will be on at Battersea Arts Centre from March 14 to 27.
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Hondo tightens grip on Brixton Market with new eviction
Hondo Enterprises bought Brixton Market and Market Row in 2018 for £37million.
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Nine taken to hospital after police van collides with double-decker bus
Firefighters rescued one officer who was trapped in the van.
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‘They are making us homeless to house the homeless’: 150 families evicted in council buy-back scheme
Residents were threatened with Section 21 evictions if they did not leave by April.
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Big Zuu and Michael Dapaah make special appearances at pre-Bafta event
Big Zuu and Michael Dapaah brought the laughs when stars from across the Arts came together.
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Celebs show up for charity
The glam event honoured former England captain Sarah Hunter CBE.
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London’s Finest
Meet Stefan-Pierre Tomlin as he shares his inspiring story with South London Press.
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Pair urge council to spend clean air camera money on other green measures
More money was asked to be spent on solutions which “benefit everyone”.
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‘They lied to me’: Sexual assault victim failed by police for three years
The woman said she has been left with “little faith” in the Met’s policy on reports of sexual assaults.
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£3M funding pledged to end ‘loo deserts’ at Underground stations
74 per cent of people in the capital think there should be more toilets on the TfL network.
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Residents stage protest calling for ceasefire in Israel-Palestine conflict
About 28,473 Palestinians have been killed since October 7.
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Climate activists block ‘world’s most congested road’ in day of protest
The council’s latest air pollution report shows PM10 exceeds WHO levels.
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Youth worker says communities ‘left to save their children’ after report finds police failing to deal with child exploitation
The report found officers and staff had used victim-blaming language.
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Nature-loving children collect fir cones, twigs and branches to make bird feeders
Children were taught about their favourite species and climate change.
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Schoolchildren feature in Mercury Prize nominee’s latest EP calling for climate action
The EP will be released on all streaming platforms on Thursday.
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‘We need to break the silence on female genital mutilation’: Survivor and Councillor Ali said education can end FGM
About 6,000 women and girls are affected by FGM in Southwark.
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South London and Maudsley become first London NHS Trust to sign anti-racism charter
The trust employs 6,000 staff who serve a 1.3million people in South London.
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Sauna and steam room ‘destroyed’ after fire breaks out in block of flats
Four fire engines and around 25 firefighters were called to the blaze.
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