Civil rights activist Angela Davis to make rare UK appearance at Royal Albert Hall
Ms Davis will join Jude Kelly in conversation about her life and achievements.
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Mickalene Thomas: All About Love at the Hayward Gallery
Describing her work, she says: “My gaze is the gaze of a Black woman unapologetically loving other Black women.”
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‘The Thamesmead anthem’: Community choir release collaborative track
Dropping on Friday, Hometown Pride is a collaboration between the Thamesmead Community Choir and Thamesmead based artists.
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‘Meltdown 2025, the Simz way’: Little Simz to curate line-up for Southbank Centre festival
In the festival’s 30th edition, Little Simz will oversee a lineup of art, music and workshops for the 11-day event in June, as well as performing herself.
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Southbank Centre listing: Renewed calls to end decades-long architectural standoff
C20 Society is pushing for authorities to nationally list the South Bank’s iconic arts centre after the Oscar nominated film, The Brutalist, sparked new interest in the building’s design.
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1835: The hanging of James Pratt and John Smith
The hanging of James Pratt, 30, and John Smith, 40, became the last executions for homosexual acts in English history.
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Campaigners take LTN challenge to Royal Courts of Justice
If successful, WDAG’s campaign will be the first to win a court battle to force a council to u-turn on a LTN.
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Homes without running water for third day after bust main in Crystal Palace
Thames Water set up a bottled water station at Sainsbury’s in Southend Lane, but this was closed last night due to a “security incident”.
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Nursery welcomes government minister during National Apprenticeship Week
Early Education Minister Stephen Morgan visited Kido Nursery & Preschool in Barley Walk, to meet a number of apprentices.
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‘There’s no transparency’: Fury after thousands left without running water
Five thousand homes in SE19, SE20, SE23, SE26, SE27 and SW16 have been affected.
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Croydon shooting: Boy ,17, hospitalised with ‘potentially life changing’ injuries
An investigation was launched after cops were called to reports of a shooting in Park Street, near the Whitgift shopping centre.
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‘We will become invisible again’: Grenfell survivor launches petition calling for consultation on demolition
On June 14, 2017, Ms O’Connor and her partner Luke Towner narrowly escaped in the lift as the blaze engulfed the tower block.
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Renewed calls for plaque to mark final execution for homosexual acts
James Pratt and John Smith became the last men to be executed for sodomy in England after being arrested in Blackfriars Road in 1835.
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Poet dedicates first work of residency to ‘beloved’ but ‘forgotten’ Southwark Bridge
O Southwark Bridge celebrates the green and gold-painted structure’s role in linking the City and Southwark for 104 years.
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‘A workman fell through my ceiling’: Residents exhausted by ‘mismanaged’ estate regeneration
Federica was left “terrified” last week when a workman crashed through the ceiling of her flat in Brixton.
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75 years on: Hospital celebrates invention of pioneering eye surgery
Sir Harold made his medical breakthrough after treating a Spitfire pilot who had splinters of acrylic in his eye.
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Lewisham High Street reopened after man “safely detained” by police
A man was “safely detained” and taken to hospital, the Met said.
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George The Poet ‘honoured’ to become patron for Brixton charity
Poetic Unity, based in Windrush Square, Brixton, announced the new appointment today to coincide with its 10-year anniversary.
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Campaigners warn charities ‘cannot fill gap’ after council cuts ‘lifeline’ fund
Bromley Council’s Executive voted to withdraw funding for Bromley Welfare Fund at a meeting on January 22.
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