The Battle of Cable Street anniversary remembered at Southwark Playhouse
Cable Street’s latest run will open at Southwark Playhouse Elephant on September 6.
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Explore the history of London Waterloo through vinyl artworks
The exhibit has been recreated into vinyl artworks, which will be installed in the Waterloo International Terminal.
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‘Reclaiming the block’: Youth club launched to fight against failing youth services
Mentivity House has just opened on the Aylesbury estate.
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Lygia Clark invites play through experimentation and sculpture
Lygia Clark: The I and the You will be on at Whitechapel Gallery from October 2, 2024, until January 12.
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Colourful flags transform Battersea Power Station’s Turbine Halls
More than 100 flags have been suspended from the ceiling of one of South London’s most iconic landmarks.
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Theatre nurses protest outside Guy’s and St Thomas’ hospital
Guys and St Thomas day surgery theatre nurses have gathered outside Guy’s Hospital Entrance.
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Cable jointers ascend Snowdon to raise £2K for children’s hospital
Joe Read, whose son is being cared for at Evelina London, guided his colleagues to the peak of Wales’ highest mountain.
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Disadvantaged state schools to receive new musical instruments
Funding will reach 11,000 pupils , enabling access to nearly 1,500 instruments and resources.
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Youngsters surprised with football session led by Harry and Jamie Redknapp
Each child was presented with a pair of football boots, the same worn by Harry Kane at the 2024 Euros.
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ASDA workers strike outside Clapham store over cuts to hours
GMB union are accusing the company of “slashing millions of hours” from the shop floor.
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All of council’s social housing will be built by private developers
The Lib Dems have said there were “huge question marks” over the approach, particularly about guaranteeing genuinely affordable homes.
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Mayor Sadiq Khan unveils his first ever Madame Tussauds figure on the London Eye
The figure wears the exact suit worn at Mr Khan’s first Mayoral election win in 2016.
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Harrods’ migrant cleaners scramble to cancel flights home after holiday capped at two weeks
Migrant cleaners at Harrods are preparing to strike over “discriminatory” holiday policy affecting Black and Asian workers.
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London Monopoly board reshuffled with modern house prices
Gaming experts analysed the average home value in each area on the classic Monopoly board.
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Charity tackling loneliness among older people receives massive funding boost
Enterlechy Arts befriending project, Meet Me at the Albany, has received £321,000 in funding.
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Single mum fears for daughter’s health in flooding council flat infested with pests
In April Ms Elusade and her daughter were moved into emergency accommodation due to flooding from the flat above.
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New podcast series where traders interviewed live in Borough Market launched
Borough Talks, part of Borough Market’s podcast, will launch as a five-episode summer series featuring food journalist Giulia Crouch.
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‘These riders are inspirational’: Jo Cox’s sister attends cycle ride in memory of former MP
The Jo Cox Way has taken place for the past nine years in memory of the former MP for Batley and Spen who was fatally shot and stabbed in 2016.
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Hero who died after jumping into Thames to save woman commemorated with new homes
Folajimi “Jimi” Olubunmi-Adewole, 20, jumped into the river after seeing a woman fall from London Bridge in April 2021.
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