Funding awarded through Arts Council to South London cultural organisations
Funding of £7,270,520 has been awarded through the Arts Council to support 69 cultural organisations in South London.
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Author: News Reporter
Everyman Cinema in Southwark opens 13th December
A luxury cinema with sofas and a full menu of food choices is opening its doors in Southwark.
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Capital Xtra presenter hosts networking event for aspiring musicians
The host of the Capital Xtra Breakfast Show, Shayna Marie, spoke to musicians from South London Youth Music funded initiatives about building their own networks in music at the Turtle Bay restaurant in Brixton.
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A warm Christmas welcome for all at Gabriel’s Wharf
Gabriel’s Wharf is one place that you need to visit this year. Gabriel’s Wharf on Riverside Walk is the perfect place to get into the Christmas mood and enjoy some festive cheer.
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Review: Queen of Hearts masterpiece playing at the Greenwich Theatre
Recognised annually as one of the country’s elite and following their Best Pantomime Offie Award win in 2019, this year’s Greenwich Theatre pantomime sees the company returning stronger than ever.
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Iceland’s winter cheer campaign celebrates community of older residents
This Christmas, Iceland Foods have partnered with Rothesay Foundation and Age UK Lambeth to celebrate this community of older residents, during a financially difficult time for them.
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London chiefs and South London’s inspirational leaders at ceremony to mark Day of Hope in memory of Damilola Taylor
A service at Southwark Cathedral celebrated the legacy and birthdate of Damilola Taylor.
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Mayor of London clashes with unions over proposed tube strikes
It was revealed on Tuesday that between 500 and 600 jobs at Tube stations across London were facing the axe as a result of TfL’s precarious financial situation.
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Woman ‘struggling to breathe’ after ceiling collapses in Southwark block
Residents say ceilings have collapsed in four flats in the 14-home block and they are still dealing with the damages.
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Christmas musical The Snow Queen at The Albany, Deptford this December
A Christmas show shining a light on the climate emergency is opening in Deptford this December.
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Anger at plan for massive office complex to replace historic TV studios on South Bank
A colossal building planned for one of Britain’s most visited areas is being angrily opposed by the people who will have to live with it.
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Croydon man picks up hundreds of bags of litter off street as council bin store remains locked
Residents currently have to take their bin bags down the road on collection day where they are often torn up by foxes.
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Future of club under threat from construction of two tower blocks
The Ruby Lounge’s owner, Stephen Kakooza, 50, is concerned residents of the planned apartments will complain about noise from the club, which welcomes punters until the early hours at the weekend.
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Discounted tickets to shows on offer to boost West End recovery
Tickets for nearly 60 theatre productions in January and February will be available for between £10 and £50 and are on general sale as of December 7.
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Unions hit back at TfL plans to cut 500 jobs
Though the plan will not involve any redundancies, the RMT union has announced that it will ballot its members for strike action.
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Marylebone gynaecological staff with Covid were still treating patients – and risked passing on virus
Three members of staff at Queens Clinic in Marylebone had Covid but the health centre did not tell Public Health England.
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Signs for restricted zone to be reassessed after Croydon man warns drivers with sign
Croydon man Ricky claims he managed to stop 50 drivers getting fined from going through a restricted zone in just two hours on the afternoon of Thursday, December 2 and another 101 the following day.
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Walworth families told their school is likely to close in September because of falling numbers
The governors of Townsend Primary School in Townsend Street, just off the Old Kent Road in Walworth, looks likely to shut on September 1.
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