The Battle of Cable Street comes to Southwark Playhouse Borough
The production reimagines one of London’s most momentous days.
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Author: Claudia Lee
‘A tribute to the preciousness of fantasy’ : British-Chinese artist Charlotte Mei at NOW Gallery
Drawing from mythology and anime, Ms Mei explores the power of escapism.
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Fire and Ice takes over South London
From blazing skies to heavy snowfall, South London in January 2010.
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Get All the Tea in 2024
Everything from tea tastings to guided language tours of a free tea exhibition.
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Pick up a one-of-a-kind gift at the DIY art market this Valentine’s
DIY Art Market is coming back to Copeland Park and Bussey Building.
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‘A stain on the British country’: Victims of the New Cross fire continue to seek justice
Lewisham council will host a memorial service today.
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Met release CCTV of woman, 63, missing for more than a month
She was last seen wearing a blue backpack and pulling a black-wheeled trolley
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College staff left traumatised by ‘failed’ investigation into sexual assault claims
The allegations relate to 15 incidents of assault and harassment.
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‘We need to show solidarity with the children of Gaza’: Protesters demand council calls for ceasefire
Kojo Arbah, 41, who lives near Lawrie Park Road in Sydenham, joined a crowd of residents waving flags and chanting outside the council building in Catford Road, Catford, ahead of a meeting for councillors to answer questions regarding the local authority’s position on the bombing of Gaza.
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‘Julia, you are loved and missed terribly’: Family of missing 16-year-old girl plead for her return
Julia does not have her phone, credit card or travel card.
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Man, 61, charged after attempted spiking in private members’ club
The Met is urging anyone who suspects they have been spiked to report it to police.
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Thousands of tons of salt keep transport network running through cold snap
TfL has urged customers to check before they travel.
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Council saves homeless shelter from private buyers
A sale to a private buyer would have likely seen the shelter close for good.
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‘We will have nothing left’: Council hikes up social rent for residents and community centres
The council have proposed a 114 per cent rent increase for one Community Centre.
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Police go undercover to catch luxury watch robbers
Undercover officers wearing luxury watches posed as members of the public.
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Housing company in charge of £1bn redevelopment ordered to pay £10K in compensation
A report emphasised Clarion’s willingness to blame residents for the failures.
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Businessman who tried to con council out of £80k escapes jail
Mirza Altaf Ali Baig used friends’ names when applying for the money.
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Charity’s centenary marked by royal visit
The charity supports more than 500 vulnerable people in the area every week.
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‘Building homes by itself won’t end homelessness’: 100 charities call on Government to end youth homelessness
136,000 young people were reported homeless last year, experts say the true figure could be double.
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