‘Something we’ve always needed’: New programme of theatre celebrating queer stories to launch at iconic Two Brewers
In 2025 Queer Theatre will launch OutCast, an exciting new programme to amplify diverse queer voices and stories.
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Community choir takes on Trafalgar Square with Christmas single
Ashford Sings! will be performing in Trafalgar Square on 21 December at 5pm.
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Ceramics, costume and illustration at the V&A
The Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) has opened a new exhibition that will showcase the work of its first cohort of Adobe Creative Residents.
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Brand new festive adventure arrives at Battersea Arts Centre
The Holly King and The Oak King will be on at Battersea Arts Centre in Lavender Hill until December 24.
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Get ready for Christmas at the South Bank
At the Southbank Centre, experience uplifting and festive performances created by world-leading artists.
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Student artwork projected on to side of former bank building
The event was part of the closing showcase of an annual exhibition at University Greenwich’s Stephen Lawrence Gallery.
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December 1994: London’s underworld pay tribute to Buster Edwards, the great train robber
Outside the terraced houses of Rainbow Street, Camberwell, villains mingled with family and friends of the small-time crook who hit the big time 30 years earlier.
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Warm welcome offered at Wandsworth libraries this winter
All libraries will offer free, weekly drop-in tea and coffee mornings alongside the normal activities program.
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‘I don’t want to invest in war’: Greenwich council urged to divest pensions from arms suppliers
Campaigners allege that £43million of council worker pension fund investments are managed by companies linked to the Israeli army.
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Young people discuss solutions to violence and poverty as police cuts announced
A youth empowerment event that creates a safe space for young people to have honest candid discussions about what a fairer society looks like.
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University campus locked down after four attacked with ‘unknown substance’
A spokeswoman from University of Greenwich said no students were injured in the incident.
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Police officers could be cut by 2,300 next year due to budget gap
The Met may need to cut 2,300 officers and 400 staff next year because of a £450million funding shortfall.
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‘Keep creativity alive’: Community cooperative champions as music venue saved from closure
After a year of negotiation Piehouse Co-opand has agreed the heads of terms and looks set to reopen, rebranded as The Piehouse.
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MPs call for £20million investment for research into invasive breast cancer
ILC is the second most common type of breast cancer and the seventh most common cancer in women.
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Community reeling from fatal stabbing offered support by charity
Ms Cunningham’s death fell within the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence.
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Ian Davis to take on Lambeth’s £50m budget crisis
Lambeth council’s Appointments Committee have recommended Ian Davis to take over the top job as chief executive.
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NHS data shows 54% of Lambeth smokers quit this year
The online data shows that 54 per cent of smokers in Lambeth have kept to their target and quit smoking this year.
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New Brixton centre will help tackle inequality
Brixton has been announced as the home of a new research centre in a £10million programme which aims to tackle inequality.
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The sisters wrongly imprisoned for murder and their battle with the tabloid press
Michelle and Lisa Taylor, two teenaged sisters from Forest Hill, were caught in the centre of a tabloid feeding frenzy in the summer of 1992.
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