Cash-strapped council proposes restructure of children’s centres in bid to save £2m
The local authority is proposing changes to services at 14 centres, which means some activities may no longer run at certain sites.
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Author: Claudia Lee
‘An exciting milestone’: Long-awaited Sehurst Park plans given the green light by Croydon council
The Main Stand development will overhaul Selhurst Park, which has been the club’s home since 1924.
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Somerset House ‘closed until further notice’ after fire rips through roof
On Sunday the Courtauld Gallery was reopened to the public but the main building will remain closed.
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The 80s: Photographing Britain at Tate Britain
The 80s: Photographing Britain, will be on at Tate Britain from November 21, 2024, until May 5, 2025.
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Get your glow on with a neon night-time walk through London
Cancer Research’s Shine Night Walk will be held on September 21, with a full marathon, half marathon and 10km options available.
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Drakensberg Boys Choir to perform at Southwark Cathedral
Drakensberg Boys Choir will perform at Southwark Cathedral on September 24.
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Gathering of the Angels: A one-off celebration of David Lynch
This September a two-day festival will celebrate the works of David Lynch.
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Comedy legend, Joe Pasquale, is coming to Croydon
Joe Pasquale will sweep audiences up in the magic of clowning, puns and sketches at Fairfield Halls in Croydon, on August 30.
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Coroner said delays in mental health care contributed to mum’s death
A mum with severe postnatal depression took her own life after waiting nearly two months to be put on a waiting list to see an NHS psychiatrist.
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Potentially violent man with links to Hammersmith flees care facility
The force warned that Mr Narayanan was considered a risk to women.
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About 20 people escape from blaze in four-floor building
Eight fire engines and around 60 firefighters tackled the blaze in Baker Street at around 5am.
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‘I just want to make people happy’: DJ on a mission to spread joy through Brixton
Ashley Gordon popularly known as “DJ AG Online” can be spotted outside Brixton station, armed with his decks, a generator and a camera.
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Rolex watch snatcher who lured victims with talk of football jailed
Between October and December 2023, Amoyos stole four valuable watches totalling £65,000.
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Three teenagers in hospital after triple shooting in Orpington
Police were called to reports that a man had been shot in Otlinge Road, Orpington, at around 10pm.
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‘Making art accessible to everyone’: Brixton House fights back against arts cuts with focus on community
The rug has been pulled from beneath many of the capital’s arts organisations, but Brixton House is fighting back.
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How the far right were defeated on the streets of London 47 years ago
Anti-fascist protesters bloomed across the streets of London last night, in scenes reminiscent of one of the biggest battles against the far right, 47 years ago.
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Learn new skills at Woolwich Works family fun workshops
From baby-friendly crafts to adult-only Drag King classes, Woolwich Works has something for everyone this August.
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Take Brat Summer to the skies at Peckham’s Rooftop cinema
Catch a frightening horror, cult classic or a family favourite at Peckham’s Bussey Building.
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The Three Inch Fools visit Greenwich on summer outdoor tour of UK heritage sites
The Three Inch Fools are preparing to take two new shows, come rain or shine, to the great British outdoors.
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