Castle Square gets set for community easter eggstravaganza
Castle Square is hosting the ultimate Community Easter Eggstravaganza at 40 Elephant Road, to celebrate the spring season.
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Author: Claudia Lee
Journalists and authors team up for Wandsworth literary festival
Furzedown Literary Festival kicks off with a pre-launch event on March 30, when Balham novelist Bobbie Darbyshire will reveal the secrets of being a successful writer.
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Tate Modern is hosting a huge weekender for its 25th birthday
To mark the gallery’s 25th anniversary, visitors can expect live music and DJs, talks, workshops, tours and a host of free experiences.
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Live music: Upcoming jazz gigs at Peckham Levels
With homegrown talent, alongside emerging artists and collaborations, Peckham Levels will host the best of the South east London jazz scene over the next two months with ticket prices ranging from £9 to £15.
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What’s on at Battersea Power Station this Easter
With a vibrant mixture of egg hunt trails, arts and craft sessions, mini rides and a chocolate market, visitors will have a wealth of entertainment to choose from between March 24 until April 27, 2025.
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‘Fighting for breadcrumbs’: Protest calls on council to block development until more social housing offered
A crowd gathered outside Southwark town hall in Tooley Street, to demand the council’s refusal of Berkley Homes’ planning application for the Borough Triangle development.
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Community kitchen set for free refurb as part of council trial to connect organisations
The Somali Teaching Group in Beresford Street Woolwich will be one of the first recipients of a new scheme being trialled by Greenwich council.
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Young mum left without electricity for week after leak in temporary accommodation
A young mother says her child’s safety has been put at risk after she was left with no electricity for more than a week due to a leaking ceiling.
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More than 150 asylum seekers welcomed by charity after funding boost
CARAS in Tooting offers social, educational programmes and one-to-one casework support to 600 asylum seekers and refugees across South London each year.
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Woman hit by Met police car in Denmark Hill
A 27-year-old woman was taken to hospital by paramedics.
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SWR long-awaited £1billion fleet of trains to ease overcrowding ‘stuck in limbo’
The 10-carriage walk-through trains are set to replace the current 8-carriage “red trains” that are too small for commuter demand into London Waterloo.
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Mayor announces £6m funding for victims of domestic abuse
Lambeth council funds 52 refuge bed spaces – the highest number of commissioned domestic abuse safe accommodation beds in the capital.
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Woman dies after South Norwood house fire
Three fire engines and around 15 firefighters tackled the blaze at a semi-detached house in Selhurst Road.
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More ball games: Campaign to ‘eliminate’ signs warning against play kicks off on Lambeth estate
The new signs, now fully functional basketball hoops, were fitted above “no ball games” signs on the Mursell estate in Lansdowne Way, Stockwell yesterday.
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Greenwich Mayor celebrates grand opening of relocated Post Office
Cllr Jit Ranabhat was joined by the new postmaster, Nirpesh Maharjan, to celebrate the opening of Brewery Road Post Office at 7 Brewery Road.
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‘It was unreal’: Southwark schoolboy makes film debut in new crime drama
Michael Abayomi, 15, saw himself on the big screen for the first time when he joined cast members for the premiere of Cookster: The Darkest Days.
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Infectious diseases cleaning team at hospital escalates strike over conditions
More than 40 workers from the ‘rapid response team’ at Guy’s and St Thomas’ hospitals will strike for 11 days until March 28, according to union Unite.
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Disruption expected ahead of 10-week closure to fix leaking Blackheath tunnel
The line between Charlton and Blackheath will be closed from May 18 to July 27.
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‘The voice of those who could not be heard’: Statue commemorates peace campaigner
Brian Haw began a peace protest against the war in Iraq and UK and US foreign policy, on the grass at Parliament Square in Westminster in June 2001.
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