Beauty and the Beast at Fairfield Halls brings fun, frolics and fantasy
Has Beauty and the Beast not brought its fun and festive magic to Croydon? Oh yes it has!
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Author: News Reporter
Cyclists forced to carry bikes up 96 steps as Greenwich foot tunnel lifts remain broken for months
Cyclist Matt Harrison said: “It’s a nightmare. It’s not just about cyclists, it’s about accessibility for everybody.”
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Labour chooses former council leader as mayoral candidate for Croydon
In a referendum earlier this year, 80 per cent of the 59,000 voters that turned out voted to change the way Croydon council is run.
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Watchdog raised security fears in care home where grandmother was murdered
Inspectors found Fieldside Care Home in Catford failed to record dangers during an inspection on January 26.
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Woman who bought flat from council ‘miserable and depressed’ after it flooded three times
Arianna Cagli, 37, spent £650,00 on the home which has been plagued with problems ever since.
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Lewisham residents disappointed by cancellation of Bakerloo extension
Commuters at Lewisham Station said lengthening the London Underground route through the Old Kent Road would have helped connect South East London to the north of the capital.
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ULEZ to cost Londoners £100 million over the next four years
But TfL claimed the ULEZ would stop more than 1 million hospital admissions over the next 30 years and save the NHS £5 billion.
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Croydon park to be renovated following campaign by residents
Grangewood Park is one of five in the borough that will get a face lift as part of a £500,000 boost from the council.
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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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Housing firm backs down after issuing eviction notice to families over Christmas
Almost 100 people living on Clapham Park Estate in Clapham were facing eviction from their homes by 2pm on January 7.
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Artwork highlights problem of air pollution around London’s schools
The brightly-coloured signs celebrate clean air and highlight the invisible problem of air pollution.
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Bexley mum moved into area that is regularly visited by abusive ex-partner by the council
The mum, cannot be named for legal reasons, had a catalogue of complaints on how she feels she has been treated by Bexley council.
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Delayed Woolwich Crossrail station in funding struggle amid ‘looming cash crisis’ in council
Over half of the £15 million from Greenwich council still needs to be found in order to pay for their share of the new station.
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The Bolds now showing at The Unicorn Theatre
They live in an ordinary house on an ordinary street, and they love to laugh. But there’s one slight difference. They are actually hyenas! But how long can they keep their beastly secret under their hats?
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In My View: Neil Coyle, MP for Bermondsey and Old Southwark
Last Christmas we saw massive restrictions on seeing family and friends. It has been extremely upsetting to see that Downing Street held parties while most of us made sacrifices.
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Ruskin was a true local European
A new book Sunset over Herne Hill: John Ruskin and South London looks at the life of the writer, philosopher and art critic.
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Animals at the London Aquarium join in the festive fun in the run-up to Christmas
Sea turtles enjoyed their first taste of Christmas dinner with a dinner of brussel sprouts while the penguins had their own festive dessert.
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10-year-old girl donates hair to wig-making charity for kids with cancer
Nylah Small said: “More people should donate their hair for this charity to help change people’s lives to help make the world better.”
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Southwark dad puts up Christmas lights 21 years in a row to raise money for charity
Gunaltay Mustafa’s son Alex was diagnosed with leukaemia when he was just three years old and underwent chemotherapy for a period of three years.
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