Theatre nurses to strike and protest this week over ‘crushing workload’
About 100 nurses employed by Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital Trust will walk out on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
Read More
Author: Claudia Lee
Union beats back Goldsmiths job cuts ending long-running dispute
The agreement ends the marking and assessment boycott and means staff will no longer begin indefinite strike action next month.
Read More
Police fundraising for animal charity after traumatic call-out
Videos filmed during the incident show two puppies being thrown from a balcony.
Read More
Creekside Festival returns to champion Deptford’s underground music scene
Creekside Festival is back for its second year following its sell out debut in 2023.
Read More
‘We lost the building but found the community around it’: Social cinema set up after loss of beloved Picturehouse
Social Cinema Bromley has launched as a community based cinema which will show arthouse films, and cult classics.
Read More
Homeowners ‘trapped’ on ‘inefficient’ heating system face £4k bills
Homeowners say they are trapped on an unmetered council heating system that ‘uses twice the energy of a typical boiler’.
Read More
Pop-in centre continues to support elderly, despite lack of support from council
A massively popular pop-in club for elderly people is on shaky ground, according to its members.
Read More
Battersea’s Victorian waterfalls to run for first time in 50 years, powered by clean energy
The council plans to work with voluntary community organisations as part of the restoration project.
Read More
Sainsbury’s eyes up a ‘derelict’ former pub for new site
Five objections were received, including from the Paddington Waterways and Maida Vale Society.
Read More
Plans for new 17 storey building block of student rooms and hotel revealed
Plans to extend a former office block into a 17 storey building of more than 300 student rooms have been revealed.
Read More
Leaseholders locked in dispute with developers over cladding issues
The issue has left residents with ‘crippling’ service charge bills and fears that they are unable to sell their flats.
Read More
Learn lifesaving skills at New Cross Fire Station
Early defibrillation can increase survival rates by up to 50 to 70 per cent, according to the LFB.
Read More
Notting Hill carnival: Man charged after chef left in critical condition from assault
Mussie Imnetu, 41, the head chef at the Arts Club in Dubai, was attacked on Monday night.
Read More
Man charged with attempted murder after stabbing of 18-year-old at carnival
The injured man was taken to hospital where he remains in a stable, but critical condition.
Read More
Cleaners at the prestigious girls school see victory with pay deal
Cleaners at James Allen’s Girls’ School (JAGS) have called off a strike which was due to start next week.
Read More
Fortnightly free gig series announced at Southbank Centre
The latest programme kicks off with Saint Joshua on September 19.
Read More
One-off festival of Sri Lankan food, music and culture comes to Battersea
This first of its kind festival will take place on Battersea Barge, Wandsworth, on September 22.
Read More
Peckham’s Michelle John releases new album inspired by gospel choirs of her childhood
With her newly released album, God Is – Live in London, Ms John looks back on her childhood.
Read More
‘Age is no barrier when it comes to gumption’: Lewisham recruiting for Older Persons Olympics
his year, the Games will be hosted by TV star and presenter, Christopher Biggins.
Read More