What’s On this Week: November 13th – 17th
Entertainments Listing: What’s On this Week, November 13th – 17th 2021. Churchill Theatre; Copeland Gallery; Southwark Playhouse; Royal Festival Hall etc.
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Author: News Reporter
Actor Michael Ajao welcomed at premiere for the London Film Festival
When Michael Ajao was welcomed onto stage for the premiere of Last Night in Soho at the London Film Festival, director
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City Hall votes down motion calling for exemption for Blue Badge holders in Ultra-Low Emission Zones
The London Assembly has voted down a motion calling on Sadiq Khan to introduce an exemption for Blue Badge holders driving through the Ultra-Low Emission Zone.
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Brixton author Sholto Brown finally publishes his new book Skin and Bones
Skin and Bones, a book about a deadly virus which is partially set in Brixton has finally been published in paperback.
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Enter Bexley’s Young Musician of the Year 2022 to win £100
Young musicians in Bexley are being urged to enter a borough-wide competition to perform in concert and receive a prize of £100.
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Croydon brothers with autism forced to stay home from school after transport cancelled last minute
Mum Caroline Rendle fears dozens of children across the borough are facing the same problem.
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Director Reggie Yates’ new film Pirates debuts at cinemas across London
Reggie Yates’ film Pirates follows three teenagers trying to make it from north to South London to the Twice as Nice NYE Millenium Party in 1999.
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Vault Festival 2022 celebrates 10-year anniversary across Waterloo
A festival featuring more than 600 events including comedy, theatre and cabaret is celebrating its 10-year anniversary.
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Posh street where Winston Churchill and Charles Dickens lived could be riddled with rats
One resident was recently forced to kick a tampon aside after it spilled out of a chewed bin bag.
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A festival to celebrate the Northern line extension
A festival to celebrate the Northern line extension has lit up the communities that live above it.
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11-storey block of flats in Croydon given the green light by Mayor Sadiq Khan
The 60 new flats will be built on the site of a single storey bathroom shop, Bathstore, which is now closed.
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Spotlight on Music: Macca – Privacy loss is cost of fame
In his first live in-person event in two years, Paul McCartney has appeared in conversation discussing his new career-spanning book, The Lyrics.
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Review: Indecent Proposal the musical at Southwark Playhouse
If a night with a millionaire would change the fortunes of you and your family, would you do it?
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‘Marion always found a way to help’
Southwark residents have paid tribute to a community worker who died suddenly in April of this year at the age of 68, writes Regina Motalib.
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A welcome surprise at The Abbey Arms
With some time to kill before my train, I pop into the new-look Abbey Arms, next to Abbey Wood railway station.
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Enjoy a rather special meal at Number One Park Lane Terrace
Addresses don’t get much more prestigious than One Park Lane and our visit to Number One Park Lane Terrace at the Inter-Continental Hotel was well starred, even in autumn.
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In My View: Helen Hayes, MP for Dulwich and West Norwood
The climate emergency is the single biggest issue we face both nationally and globally. To prevent the most catastrophic consequences of global warming we must limit the increase to 1.5C.
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Lewisham artist launches exhibition The Thousand Year Kingdom at the Saatchi Gallery
A Lewisham-based artist has launched his first solo exhibition containing large-scale woodblock prints.
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Your great South London Press – out tomorrow!
A care home resident in his 60s beat his 93-year-old neighbour to death with a metal walking stick. There are also 10 pages of South London Press sport. All that plus much more…
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