Academy hits the jackpot with Ofsted outstanding rating in all areas
Inspectors observed pupils having a “genuine passion” for learning as well as consistently demonstrating “high levels of motivation”.
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Author: Claudia Lee
‘We have been working hard’: Lambeth welcomes housing watchdog report findings
Lambeth is the first local authority landlord in the capital to receive a C2 grading from the regulator.
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Hospitals open Christmas toy appeal to spread festive cheer for young patients
Toys can be dropped off at University Hospital Lewisham and Queen Elizabeth Hospital’s main reception, between 10am and 3pm every day until December 22.
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Veterans urged to take up careers in NHS
NHS England hopes to increase the number of Allied Health Professionals by around 70,000 by 2036/37.
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Community celebrates nine years helping those affected by dementia
The showcase was staged by the Bromley Dementia Friendly Community (BDFC).
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Pro-Palestine and Kurdish protesters take to the streets in weekend of demonstrations
This morning, the Met has released images of a man they want to speak to in connection with an alleged public order offence.
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The 80s: Photographing Britain at Tate Britain
The 80s: Photographing Britain, will be on at Tate Britain until May 5, 2025.
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Find a festive spectacle like no other at Battersea Power Station
Markets, workshops, ice skating, movie nights and a special visit from Santa will be hosted by the iconic power station from now until January 5, 2025.
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SEND ‘Speak, Share, Learn’ day returns to Peckham after rave reviews
Voice and rights charity VoiceAbility has hosted six ‘Speak, Share, Learn’ days at Cherry Garden School in Bellenden Road, Peckham since January.
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Council only secures nine rogue landlords prosecutions in half decade despite 11,762 complaints
Croydon council received 11,762 complaints, more than any other council in London, but only completed nine prosecutions.
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Council admits gaps in agency worker DBS checks
An internal audit found that council managers could not confirm the DBS status of five out of eight agency staff who were sampled.
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Catford storage unit featured in ‘Most Boring Calendar Ever’ for 2025
September brings the star of the show, a sleek 250 sq ft unit in the heart of Catford – the very home of the South London Press.
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Woolwich Works transforms into sugary wonderland for Christmas
This Christmas, Woolwich Works will be packed with wonderful activities that will entertain visitors of all ages.
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Celebs behind the lens: New exhibition reveals photographs by the likes of Rod Stewart and Noel Gallagher
In a new exhibition Noel Gallagher will give fans extraordinary insight into his life with never-before-seen photographs of his world and travels.
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Brixton boxing coach kicks off new community podcast
In its first episode, released on Wednesday, Bobby Mills, head coach at Brixton’s Afewee boxing gym, joined hosts Max and Chan to discuss his journey.
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‘Fiesta del Día del Migrante’: Latin American community leads grassroots celebration
Fiesta del Día del Migrante, is a free event which will be held at 1 Opal Street, Kennington on December 14.
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Street artists invited to decorate development hoardings with graffiti
The artists – Shine, Quest, Astek, Anoe, Omus, Dahkoh, Dskus, Farz, and Noys – spent a few days working together to create the piece.
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Lambeth council ordered to pay more than £120k in compensation to tenants last year
The ombudsman said there was a rise in compensation orders handed out across the country.
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Boy, 14, in hospital after stabbing in residential road
Cops were called to a report of a stabbing on Lanercost Road, Lambeth, just before 5pm on Wednesday.
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