Musicians awarded 2021 Drake YolanDa award
Two promising musicians have been awarded £3,000 each to help support and advance their careers, writes Davina Hyde.
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Conservatives hold seat at Old Bexley and Sidcup by-election
The expected win for the Tories saw their majority fall from almost 20,000 to 4,478.
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Arrests made after pair pose as police in aggravated burglary in Wandsworth
Two men have been arrested as part of an investigation into an aggravated burglary in Wandsworth.
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What’s On this Week: December 4th – 11th
Entertainment Listings: The Bridge Street Theatre; Dulwich Picture Gallery; Purcell Room; Churchill Theatre; National Theatre; Lil Sullivan; Royal Festival Hall; Globe Theatre etc.
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The Little Prince is coming to Woolwich Works, Greenwich
A fresh adaptation of the classic tale The Little Prince is coming to Greenwich this weekend.
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Lewisham – London Borough of Culture 2022
Lewisham has unveiled plans for its year as London Borough of Culture 2022.
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Know how to spot if your cat has FIV
FIV can be a life-limiting condition, as it affects a cat’s immune response, making it difficult for them to deal with infections that they would otherwise be able to fight off.
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Tate Britain announces artist Hew Locke to undertake annual Commission
The Tate Britain has announced that Guyanese-British artist Hew Locke will be the next artist to undertake the annual Commission unveiled in March 2022.
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We Are Lewisham programme unveiling Lewisham talent
The We Are Lewisham programme unveiled on November 25, includes a number of highlights, from dance to sculpture to music.
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In My View: Bell Ribeiro Addy, MP for Streatham
Whilst its Ground Rents Bill sounds like a step in the right direction for future homeowners, it doesn’t go far enough towards ending this exploitative model of ownership.
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Review: The Valkyrie – Liberated women or corpse-choosing vampires?
It is a bold production of the second episode, Valkyrie, which hits the mark, and contains some first-rate performances.
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Nurture a child’s love of reading says children’s illustrator Lisa Stickley
With four projects on the go, life is busy for children’s author and illustrator Lisa Stickley, writes Rebecca Magill.
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Ten-year-old flats to be demolished due to to damp, mould and fire safety problems
Four blocks of 80 flats on the edge of Peckham Rye will be bulldozed and replaced with 91 flats in new buildings.
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Battersea Power Station opens its Winter Village
Festive joy is being spread in Wandsworth this Christmas as Battersea Power Station opens its Winter Village.
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Greenwich moves step closer to reinstating permanent police presence in Eltham
The announcement comes as a boost for Tory councillors, who have been campaigning on the issue for a number of years.
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Film Review: Pirates
Radio DJ-turned director Reggie Yates makes his big screen debut with Pirates this weekend, an admirable yet unbalanced piece that is elevated by the talent of its leads, writes Ryan Hogg.
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Lewisham announces programme for London Borough of Culture
The £1.35m fuelled year-long programme of Lewisham’s London Borough of Culture festivities was unveiled last Thursday, including music, installations and dance.
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CCTV and anti-gang officers to be deployed in Hammersmith and Fulham to stop crime
The Labour-led council’s leader Stephen Cowan told BBC Radio London the authority wants people to feel safer by cracking-down on crime.
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