Dad takes daughter’s U11 football team to the top of the league, undefeated for 50 games
To date the team have won all their 50 matches, including friendlies.
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Author: Claudia Lee
‘It’s something that people often take for granted’: The charity tackling hygiene poverty across the capital
Hygiene Bank UK has recently launched a new branch in Hammersmith and Fulham.
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Peckham creatives reclaim The Old Waiting Room for summer season
Making Connections will run until July 14, featuring film screenings, large scale artworks and site-specific theatre.
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Diabetic man ‘neglected prisoner’ in home where he fears falling to his death out of ‘broken’ windows
A total of 759 homes are set to be demolished on the estate for 2,550 new homes.
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The Accessory Kids: The 10-year-olds taking creativity to the next level
By Kelsey McCabe A group of primary school students have launched their own sustainable jewellery collection to raise money for
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Two arrested after man stabbed to death
Police were called at around 10.35pm to reports of a stabbing in Carteret Way, Deptford.
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Leader of the BBC Symphony Orchestra to perform in Dulwich
Croydon born Stephen Bryant, will perform Grace Williams’ Violin Concerto on June 29.
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Pride kicks off in Greenwich with brand new drag competition
The competition culminates in a glittering finale at Greenwich Pride on August, 17.
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Celeste to takeover Tate Modern’s Late in exclusive performance
On June 28, the award winning musician will take to the Bankside venue in celebration of US-based artist Anthony McCall.
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Celebrate Windrush Day at South London Gallery
To mark Windrush Day on June 22, the Peckham gallery will host a day of events for all ages.
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Christopher Walker reviews Jerry’s Girls at the Menier Theatre
Jerry’s Girls, a homage to the music and lyrics of Jerry Herman.
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South London Press catches up with Ruby Wax mid-way through her UK tour
Her new book, I’m Not As Well As I Thought I Was, documents her recent mental health crisis.
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Rohan Trotman killing: Man, 19, convicted of murdering young father
Yusuf Kallon, 19, of Marmont Road, Peckham, was convicted of murder and two counts of robbery.
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Charlotte Despard: Mother of Battersea, suffragette, and socialist rebel
From welfare aid in Battersea to collecting evidence of atrocities against republicans during the Irish War of Independence, Ms Despard was a pioneering leader of social activism and humanitarian efforts.
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Residents start fundraiser opposing nature reserve plans to build carbon capture plants
A petition against the scheme has also attracted 2,790 signatures from residents.
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Charity walk for prostate cancer research raises £300,000
More than 1,800 walkers participated in Prostate Cancer UK’s annual March for Men.
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Artists shortlisted to create memorial to victims of transatlantic slave trade
Backed by £500,000 of funding by Sadiq Khan last year, the memorial will be located at West India Quay.
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Residents complaints lead to crack down on fly tipping by council
A council is working with landowners to crack down on fly tipping on private land.
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Residents fear loss of last remaining bank and ‘further decline’ of high street
The NatWest branch is relied upon by the area’s elderly population, as well as charities and small business owners.
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