Harrods’ migrant cleaners declare victory after ‘forcing policy change’ on annual leave
Migrant cleaners at Harrods have declared victory and called off their strike after voting against a “discriminatory” holiday policy.
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Author: Claudia Lee
Nigerian dance company set to explode onto stage of Southbank Centre
The QDance Company will perform Re-INCARNATION at the Southbank Centre form September 18 to 19.
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Sex Pistols are back and their coming to Kentish Town
Three members of the Sex Pistols will take to O2 Forum Kentish Town, for a devastating show on September 26.
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Bizarre talent show hosts one-off special to raise money for children’s hospice
The farcical Greenwich ‘talent’ contest that encourages performances from the bizarre to the talentless, is returning.
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Brassed on: Crystal Palace Brass Band gets ready for free concert of classic film music
Crystal Palace Brass Band is giving a free concert in West Norwood Picturehouse at 4pm on September 1.
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K-Music Festival: London hosts renowned programme of Korean Music
This October, the renowned Korean Music Festival returns for its 11th edition.
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The hidden labyrinth of the Clapham South tunnels
During the second world war the Clapham South Deep Shelter protected thousands of local residents.
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‘Catford finally has a cathedral’: Artist opens up his shed to the public
Michael Connell is inviting the public to experience his work at his upcoming free exhibition on September 7 and 8.
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‘They are still lying’: Lambeth accused of hiding evidence related to major child abuse cover up
Lambeth council have been accused of withholding evidence regarding an alleged, widespread cover up of one of England’s worst child abuse scandals.
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Theatre nurses schedule fresh strike action ahead of talks
Guy’s and St Thomas’ Trust leadership and Unite the union are set to meet tomorrow.
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Firefighters rescue three women from balcony
Four fire engines and around 25 firefighters were called to the blaze.
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Man rescued from fire on tenth floor of block of flats
A tenth floor flat was destroyed by fire along with part of the building’s roof.
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Life-saving children’s appeal hits target for new hospital equipment
The appeal has allowed Croydon University Hospital to buy two new life-saving children’s ventilators.
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Summer outdoor cooking facilities trialled at Burgess Park
Southwark council has installed hotplates, ideal for outdoor grilling, in Burgess Park for free use.
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Exclusive: Black Goldsmiths lecturer resigns over mural featuring Neo-Nazi
A lecturer has resigned from Goldsmiths University after the institution failed to remove a mural which depicts a Neo-Nazi who attacked him in 1992, leaving him with a severe stab wound and broken arm.
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Charity ‘delighted’ after receiving £240k funding to help tackle food insecurity
Be Enriched will use the cash injection to run its community canteens, food bus project, and school holiday provisions.
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Traffic restriction trials aim to cut congestion and reduce health issues amongst children
Greenwich has the fourth highest number of babies being hospitalised with respiratory tract infections.
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‘It will become a cultural wasteland’: Artists hit out at developers plans for New Bermondsey
Artists have raised fears that Bermondsey will become a ‘cultural wasteland’ if the development goes ahead.
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Notting Hill Carnival: TfL sets out easiest journey routes
Customers are encouraged to plan their journeys in advance using the TfL Go app or using Journey Planner on the TfL website.
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