Surrealism Without Borders exhibition showcasing at the Tate Modern this spring
A ground-breaking exhibition at the Tate Modern this spring is set to explore the broad scope of the radical Surrealism movement.
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Brixton Chamber Orchestra spread some cheer on free tour of Lambeth estates
Brixton Chamber Orchestra performed classical, rap, soul and of course Christmas music at a concert at Clapham Park on Thursday December 9.
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Chums launch children’s book “Best friends for Ever” about friendship
The book’s illustrator, Claire Beale, and mum and author, Stella Twene, launched their debut children’s picture book “Best friends for Ever” on December 2.
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A founding father of German football
Mike Guilfoyle, vice chairman of the Friends of Brockley & Ladywell cemeteries recounts the achievements of Gustav Randolp Manning and brothers.
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Restaurant Panas Gurkha recognised for charitable works by Charlton Athletic football club
A Nepalese restaurant in Lewisham has been recognised for its charitable work in the community by Charlton Athletic Football Club.
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Lyric Hammersmith theatre features a fresh take on the classics
A West London theatre is putting on a season of shows for children featuring both fresh takes on classic stories and exciting original work.
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Specially designed disability helmet goes on display at the National Maritime Museum
A specially designed helmet that a disabled woman used to sail across the Atlantic has gone on display at the National Maritime Museum.
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Highlights from theatre production Hex released by Broadway Records
Despite being cancelled until December 22 due to illness, Hex at the National Theatre has found a way to go on in a different form.
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Steve Norman unveils solo UK tour premiering Spandau Ballet’s debut album
Steve Norman, a saxophonist and multi- instrumentalist of Spandau Ballet has announced a solo UK tour of the band’s ground-breaking debut album ‘Journeys To Glory’.
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In My View: Florence Eshalomi, MP for Vauxhall
I pay special tribute to our key workers across the NHS, social care, supermarkets, postal industry and so many others who have worked tirelessly around the clock to deliver the essential services we all rely on.
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A new pet is not just for Christmas
Taking on a pet is a big responsibility, so it’s vitally important to avoid impulse buying and make sure you carry out plenty of research beforehand.
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Girls’ school in Hammersmith named independent secondary school of the year
Between 2017 and 2019 St Paul’s Girls’ School achieved a 97.8 per cent A*-B pass rate at A-level with 99.4 per cent of grades at A*/A or 9-7 at GCSE.
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Conspiracy theories on WhatsApp are causing low vaccine uptake, warns MP
Florence Eshalomi, Labour MP for Vauxhall, said conspiracy theories and false cures spread through the messaging app were breeding distrust and disinformation.
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Croydon pub landlord accuses PM of ‘missing in action’ after losing 250 bookings in one day
Andrew Taylor, the owner of the Mr Fox pub in Croydon, said he was fighting to protect his business.
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New council homes with outdoor space and bike storage approved for Wandsworth
The four-storey block in Platt South will include 11 flats and the two-storey block in Platt North will have two 1-bed flats and two 2-bed flats.
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Here’s where to get your Covid-19 vaccine over Christmas in South London
Lambeth, Wandsworth and Southwark have some of the UK’s highest Covid infection rates with growing fears that hospitals will become overwhelmed during the Christmas period.
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Working single mother denied council house despite being left with £100 a month after rent
Amber Noel, 28, fears she will have to quit her job and move her children to different schools because the local council refused her application for a council flat.
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South London landlords facing reduced numbers for Christmas bookings
It reflects a wider national trend with Brits reacting to rising Covid rates in the run-up to the holiday season.
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