This week 10, 20, 30 years ago
10 years ago – A schoolboy who warned a community warden, “I’m gonna light you up”, before letting off a firework in her face was jailed for 18 months.
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Author: News Reporter
Stars assemble in Balham to help Ukraine
The White Eagle Club in Balham High Road,and a huge team of volunteers, has been working day and night to organise and transport over 1,000 tonnes of humanitarian supplies to Poland and Ukraine.
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Free school meals in Greenwich over Easter
Free holiday meals will be available throughout the Easter holidays as the council ensures no child goes hungry just because they’re not in school.
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Dogs and inspectors find smuggled cigarettes in Croydon stings
Officers recovered 270,600 illegal cigarettes and 14.8 kilograms of hand-rolling tobacco from a storage facility during the joint operation with BWY Canine Ltd on Tuesday 22 February.
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EXHIBITION: Science Gallery Bengalaru presents Black Men’s Minds
Black Men’s Minds by artist and psychotherapist Stephen Rudder is a stream-of-conscious exploration of masculinity, power and culture through lived experience.
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EXHIBITION: The Life of Maurice Dorfman at Mary Seacole Centre, Clapham
Behind the Shop Facade – The Life of Maurice Dorfman is a visual journey through nine decades of a remarkable man with a remarkable story.
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In My View: Janet Daby, MP for Lewisham East
Due to this experience, I have spent time in Parliament championing the rights of children. One issue that I am drawing the Government’s attention to is the rights of minors while in police custody.
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Psychodrama: a pop-cultural exorcism playing at the Battersea Arts Centre
Psychodrama’ is a gooey, drippy dream of a show, a pop-cultural exorcism, a runaway train riding a burnt synapse through the centre of your skull
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ScotsCare: High quality sheltered housing for Scots over 55
ScotsCare is the charity that supports disadvantaged Scots in London with financial, emotional and practical support. ScotsCare offers high quality sheltered housing to first and second generation Scots.
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You Can’t Join the Revolution by Zoom… a career in adult social care could be the move for you
The workforce’s conscience has been stirred and people are beginning to challenge the inherent value of their work. If you are part of this conscientious revolution, a career in adult social care could be the move for you.
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Arsenal Legends in Conversation at the Churchill Theatre
TV presenter Alan Smith – winner of two Golden Boots with the Gunners, Paul Merson who is now a regular face on Sky Sports, midfielder now radio presenter Perry Groves will be joined by special guest star, Anders Limpar.
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JAGS celebrates Ralph Vaughan Williams 150 years after his birth.
To honour the influence and passion for music that Vaughan Williams inspired, James Allen Girls School (JAGS), Dulwich, the school will also be celebrating his anniversary through a string of events this year.
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Brixton Market rum company wins silverware at international awards
A rum company has been awarded a second globally-recognised silver medal in less than 18 months, signalling it could claim to be one of the best in the world.
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Get Up Stand Up, the Bob Marley Musical playing at the Lyric Theatre’s
Arinzé Kene plays the title role in the Lyric Theatre’s Get Up Stand Up, the Bob Marley Musical.
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Unpaid carers will struggle as the cost of living rises
Unpaid carers in all our communities are suffering financial hardship like never before due to the cost of living crisis.
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Spring into action to protect pet
It’s important to remember to keep our precious pets safe from any hidden dangers that the new season may bring.
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Christopher Walker reviews Legacy by musical leading lady Maria Friedman
A musical leading lady of immense talent, Maria has crafted a wonderful evening of anecdotes and show songs.
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Catford theatre usher chosen to bust the myth of learning disability for Mencap
Aisha Edwards from Brownhill Road, Catford, will be an ambassador for Mencap – as a Myth Busters she will aim to demonstrate just how unique learning disability is and how everyone in the community deserves to be equally seen and heard.
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Tooting students show private school pupils how to excel at boot camp
A secondary school has become the first from the state sector to bag silverware in a contest of boot camp skills.
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