Two teenagers in hospital after double Bromley stabbing
Police and London Ambulance Service (LAS) crews were called to Burnt Ash Lane just after 11.30am.
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Author: Claudia Lee
‘Why are parents burying their children?’ Family of boy, 15, stabbed to death, speak of ‘excruciating pain’
Daejaun Campbell was found with a stab injury in Eglinton Road, Woolwich, at around 6.30pm.
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Croydon’s Selorm Adonu on theatre, fake news and community
From October 16 to 26, Selorm Adonu will star in, The War of the Worlds, at Wilton’s Music Hall in Graces Alley, Shadwell.
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Theatre Peckham celebrates black British brilliance
The programme at the award winning Havil Street venue will run from October 6, to November 2.
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Tickets released for spook-tacular Halloween party at Natural History Museum
On October 31, Halloween at the Museum will see the iconic Gothic Revival building in Kensington closed to the public for the day.
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Letizia Battaglia: Life, Love and Death in Sicily at the Photographers Gallery
Letizia Battaglia: Life, Love and Death in Sicily will be on at the Photographers Gallery from October 9 until February 24.
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Christopher Walker reviews The Real Ones
Dreamers, and best friends, Zaid and Neelam go from youthful drug-taking, and clubbing, to middle age compromises.
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Radical Rediscovery: New exhibition charts history of women’s theatre
Radical Rediscovery: Feminist Theatre in Britain 1969-1992, will open on November 8 at London Performance Studios (LPS), South Bermondsey.
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Memorial stone unveiled for murdered Met Sergeant Matt Ratana
Sergeant Matt Ratana, 54, a New Zealand-born British officer, was killed in Croydon in September 2020.
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Railway stations hit by cyber attack as Wi-Fi systems compromised
Network Rail confirmed that the Wi-Fi systems at stations including Clapham Junction, Waterloo and London Bridge have been affected by the incident.
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Man, 73, abseils 160ft down hospital as thank you for ‘life changing’ care
Nigel Haselden was given a 10 per cent chance of surviving five years when he was diagnosed with a bladder tumour in 2004.
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1981: The IRA announce a bloody return to London
On Saturday October 17, 1981, a bomb planted by the IRA critically injured Lieutenant-General Sir Steuart Pringle.
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Goldsmiths tree hailed as ‘campus landmark’ falls during weekend storm
The 10-metre tall Indian Bean tree crashed down over the weekend of September 21 and 22, when torrential rain and winds hit South London.
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Community mourns boy, 15, stabbed to death and calls for action
Daejaun Campbell died in Eglinton Road on Sunday night. His death has triggered waves of grief far from the street where he was killed.
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‘I wanted to read about girls like me’: Author’s first children’s book aims to inspire girls to dream big
Prameet Dhaliwal, 32, of Lordship Lane, Dulwich, has recently released The Girl and Her Globe.
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‘Council housing is losing its purpose’: Regeneration schemes increase social housing rents, new report finds
All but one of the regeneration schemes studied were found to have a reduction of social and affordable housing.
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Boy, 15, stabbed to death in Woolwich named as Daejaun Campbell
Two men – aged 52 and 18 – have been arrested on suspicion of murder and remain in police custody.
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Documentary reveals heart-wrenching story of public garden powered by community action and imagination
In the summer of 2022, plants began to appear along the disused slipway next to Riverside Studios in Hammersmith.
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Teenager cleared of attempted murder after stabbing on train
Following a trial at Inner London Crown Court on Friday, a jury acquitted Rakeem Thomas of attempted murder, wounding with intent and affray after accepting his self-defence claim.
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