The Gingerbread Man playing at The Churchill Theatre
After being delayed for a year by Covid, the festive puppet show The Gingerbread Man is finally coming to The Churchill Theatre this December.
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Review: Brian & Roger – A Highly Offensive Play by Christopher Walker
In an age when even Shakespeare comes with trigger warnings, this should have flashing red lights, and a man walking in front with a flag.
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Shameless! Festival of Activism Against Sexual Violence at Battersea Arts Centre
A festival of activism and art aimed at confront and change attitudes towards sexual violence is being held in Wandsworth.
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South London’s Black Sections and the 1921 Pan-African Congress In London
This year marks 100 years since the 1921 second Pan-African Congress in London, Paris and Brussels.
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Fulham man raises £30,000 for hospital’s neonatal unit after his daughter was born 12 weeks early
Jonathan Wallach, 50, ran 157 miles in the desert to raise the money to buy a specialist incubator for a West London hospital.
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Children’s author Michael Rosen performs storytime at the Old Vic
The Old Vic welcomes back much-loved children’s author and poet Michael Rosen for a morning of festive storytelling.
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Christmas cheer comes to Elephant and Castle
Elephant and Castle is bringing the festive cheer this year with grottos, choirs and lights.
Read MoreThe Globe Theatre hosts The Women and Power festival
The Globe Theatre is hosting a festival of panel events, workshops and a scholarly symposium discussing issues that women face today.
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Panto Dick Whittington playing at Stanley Arts this December
Petite Pantos’ Dick Whittington tells the story of a young boy emigrating to London to seek his fortune, or failing that, a better life than the one he left.
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Festive programme at Greenwich Peninsula from November 29
Greenwich peninsula is kicking off their festive programme, which includes an interactive light installation, Christmas classic film screenings and farmers market, from the end of the month.
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Drivers confused by new pedestrian crossing at Battersea Bridge
The set-up was installed on the north side of Battersea Bridge by TfL after a man was killed on the bridge earlier this year in a collision with a vehicle.
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‘The common people paid with their blood’
There were many people who fundamentally objected to war. At a time of national crisis, those who decided against joining the army for the First World War faced many hardships.
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United in love but left Ireland divided
On October 19, 130 years ago, in Glasnevin cemetery in Dublin, over half a million people gathered to witness the funeral of The Chief – Charles Stewart Parnell; ‘The uncrowned king of Ireland’.
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Antibiotics are vital, not a cure-all
It’s important to be aware of when and why your pet might need to take antibiotics – and also, when they might be better off without them.
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Community group campaigns to close road to cars to stop fly-tipping hotspot
The Mitcham and Cricket Green Community and Heritage group says it has been trying to get the rubbish in Willow Lane sorted for months.
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Plan to help prevent mental health crisis
A community-led action plan to prevent a mental health crisis and promote recovery has been launched, featuring the appointment of 400 mental health champions.
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In My View: Marsha de Cordova, MP for Battersea
In the lead up to COP26 my constituents in Battersea were clear – from small business owners, to churches, to our young people – the time to be ambitious and take action is now.
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All children discharged from hospital after ceiling collapsed in West Dulwich school
A number of children were injured in the cave-in at Rosemead Preparatory School on Monday, November 15.
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