Mind the Gap: Alice takes the Underground into Wonderland
Alice in Wonderland will return to Brixton House in Coldharbour Lane, for an extended festive run from November 21, 2024 until January 4 2025.
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Author: Claudia Lee
Go sky-high this Christmas at Croydon’s enchanting new grotto experience
From November 27, until Christmas Eve, the Centrale and Whitgift Shopping Centre will open Santa’s Christmas Skyride.
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‘A lifetime study of home’: Exhibition charts one mans journey through the changing heart of Bankside
Over two decades, Mr Mayhook painted daily, creating a body of work that reflects the spirit and resilience of Bankside.
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Catch this pop-up music venue launched for EFG London Jazz Festival
Europe’s largest city-wide music festival brings audiences together for more than 300 live shows at 60 different venues until November 24.
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The Migration Museum traces movement and its impact across the decades
The Migration Museum will move to Square Mile in 2027, but before then, its South London base has some exciting events left up its sleeve.
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The lad from a South London council estate who caught the Brighton Bomber
On January 17, 1985, Mr Tadd matched 16 points of a palm print with that of Patrick Magee.
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South London MPs respond to Donald Trump’s US election victory
MP for Bermondsey and Old Southwark, Neil Coyle said: “We have a needlessly turbulent time ahead”.
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Croydon South MP appointed shadow home secretary by Kemi Badenoch
The former Home Office minister supported Badenoch’s leadership campaign.
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‘Asserting our progressive values is more important than ever’: Sadiq Khan responds to Donald Trump victory
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has said “asserting our progressive values is more important than ever” after it was announced this morning that Donald Trump will make a historic return to the White House.
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Parents and teachers ‘devastated’ as council confirms school closures
Parents and teachers have been left devastated after a council confirmed it would go ahead with plans to merge or close six of the borough’s primary schools.
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Tube strikes called off as union sees improved offer
Strikes by Tube drivers on the London Underground tomorrow and next Tuesday have been cancelled.
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Three men in 40s and 50s hospitalised after triple Eltham stabbing
There have been no arrests as police enquiries continue.
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‘The sense of Peckham as a place will be erased’: Heritage group doubles down on calls to halt development of town centre
Peckham Heritage are hosting a zoom session to discuss the history of the area and Berkeley’s proposals.
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Greenwich celebrates 124 accredited living wage employers
This year, Greenwich is working with four other South London councils to promote the scheme to even more businesses across the region.
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Millwall remembers as Lions beat Burnley 1-0
Millwall Football Club hosted its annual Remembrance fixture at The Den on Sunday afternoon.
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‘What is our money being spent on?’: Leaseholders crippled by 118% increase in service charge
Since 2016, leaseholders have seen their service charges increase from £1,600 to £3,500, despite the state of their properties remaining in poor condition.
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Shopping centre could get a rooftop meadow, new music venue and 1,700 homes, under new plans
Plans include a revamped shopping centre with a rooftop park, a new music venue and 1,700 homes.
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London’s only river fire station is back open
Fire boats have been used in London since the 1700s and a river station has been positioned at Lambeth since 1936.
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Man convicted of murder eight years after inflicting life changing injuries on teenager
The plea comes more than six years after he stabbed Jamel Boyce in the chest, inflicting life changing injuries which later caused his death in 2022.
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