ElimHouse was established in 1980, we have over 30 years of experience in the provision of day care centre facilities, advice, support, community care and activities for Southwark’s elderly Caribbean community.
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Roald Dahl’s Witches delivers what every child adores. Something just frightening enough to tantalise and thrill, without putting them off a good night’s sleep.
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A new British musical from writers Not every hit requires a big budget or a starry cast. Jim Barne and Kit Buchan has opened at the Kiln Theatre and it is quite fabulous.
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20 Years Ago – The bosses of Britain’s oldest brewery announced plans to move it from its home in Wandsworth.
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The Government’s Autumn Statement on the finances of the nation released earlier this week makes for a good headline, but don’t let it distract from what’s going on underneath.
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Two Croydon power workers have proved they are a groundbreaking team by being awarded a top prize by their employer.
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Within a year Caity Baser has gone from playing her first show to 150 people, to huge sold out shows and massive festival main stages. Now the rising star will take the iconic Hammersmith Apollo for her second tour, writes Claudia Lee.
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As promised, over the next few weeks I will be reviewing a few illustrated children’s books by a little-known author called Nanny P.
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As a member of the Get Across action group campaigning for a safe crossing outside Prendergast Ladywell school, I am delighted to see that Lewisham is finally doing the right thing, and proposing to construct a parallel crossing outside the main school entrance.
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Skate Lates, at Somerset House in the Strand, Westminster, features a series of music nights throughout the winter season.
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The Southbank Centre’s Imagine Children’s Festival is back at the Southbank Centre in Belvedere Road, South Bank, for its 22nd year, from February 7 to 17, with a programme of fun-filled experiences for the whole family to enjoy in the half-term.
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The Royal Court Theatre’s new production of Mates in Chelsea, by Rory Mullarkey, starts well enough. We are introduced to Viscount Theodore “Tuggy” Bungay in his Chelsea pad, and his madcap life of hangovers and love trysts, and….well little else.
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As part of their regular residencies, DNSC will be at EartH in Stoke Newington Road, Dalston, on November 24 and Moth Club in Valette Street, Hackney Central, on December 15.
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Every week I hear from people in Southwark fed up with Sunak putting Tory Party divisions and political dysfunction before the interests and needs of South London or the rest of the country.
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My dog, Hugo, is always drinking water from the stream. A friend told me he could get ill. Is this true?
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From February 15, Tate Modern in Bankside, will be looking into the ground-breaking work of the Tokyo-born artist and activist with the UK’s largest exhibition of her work.
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Performed in its original combination of piano and percussion, Les Noces – The Departure, will be performed by the New Movement Collective at Woolwich works on January 13, and 14.
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