‘Continuing to live in the moment is priceless’: Care home surprise couple with anniversary date night
During their visit, the couple reminisced about how they first met.
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Author: Claudia Lee
Corrupt insider and two accomplices jailed for shipping £4.3m worth of crystal meth to Australia
Investigators discovered that the 24 kilograms shipment of crystal meth came from Croydon.
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‘Hassan was not well’: Family speaks out after inquest finds man lawfully killed by police
Hassan Yahya, 30, was Tasered and fatally shot by police on March 8, 2020.
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First council homes in decades named after murder victim Kelso Cochrane
On the evening of May 16, 1959, Mr Cochrane was murdered by a gang of white youths.
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Developer wants to scrap affordable housing in unfinished block
If the developer’s application is approved, the affordable housing will be sold at market prices.
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Council gives green light for new development but councillors say affordable allocation ‘not good enough’
The London design plan stipulates 30 per cent of dwellings in new developments must be affordable, the 15 per cent offered by the developer was accepted as it was the most they could provide.
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BBC applies for new alcohol licence to run club for employees in New Broadcasting House
If approved, drinks will be sold on and off the premises to employees until 11.30pm most nights.
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Families moving into homes they designed and built themselves
The new development in Ladywell is the capital’s largest community-led self-build housing project.
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Businesses and community groups outraged after council’s pride funding announced day before events start
LGBTQ+ businesses and community groups described the council’s planning as “ridiculous and incompetent”.
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Schoolchildren celebrate cycle lane used by thousands on their daily school run
Families from three Lambeth schools cycled along the Rosendale bike lane together in an after-school event.
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Man in 60s hospitalised after bus stabbing
Police were called to reports of a stabbing on a Route 436 bus, in Camberwell New Road, on Wednesday.
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‘Huge relief’ for victims of indefinite prison sentences after bill rushed through Parliament
There were 11 IPP prisoners in Brixton prison and nine in Wandsworth prison in 2022.
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Summer season of poems on the Underground launched
Six new poems will feature on Underground, Overground and Elizabeth line trains this summer.
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Behind the Blue Doors: Exhibition capturing the history of Brixton’s almshouse extended
Head to Lambeth Archives to catch Behind the Blue Doors before June 22.
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Back In the Dazed Rankin 1991-2001: Looking back at the works that kickstarted the iconic magazine
One photographer and one magazine, across one memorable decade.
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Summer’s biggest free festival set to take over the streets and parks of Southwark
The charity run Bankside Open Spaces Festival is set to return once again on June 8.
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‘What Else is New?’: South London comedian makes Wandsworth Fringe debut
On June 13, Mr Honger will take to the stage of The Bedford in Bedford Hill, Balham.
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Talks, short films, exhibitions and theatre: What’s on in June at Brixton House
Nemonte Nenquimo, of the Waorani tribe in the Amazon rainforest will grace the stage of Brixton House on June 12.
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‘World’s smallest publisher fair’ at the Peckham Pelican
The sixth TUIPF will take place on June 8, at The Peckham Pelican as part of Camberwell Arts Festival.
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