Pet’s Corner Q&A
My dog Harry seems really hyper lately. I am walking him the same amount I always have (twice a day for 20 minutes) why has he got this extra energy?
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James Haddrell speaks on the Edinburgh Festival line-up at Greenwich Theatre
In the third of these pieces, I am delighted to report that the first stage of our Edinburgh Festival transfer line-up at Greenwich Theatre has gone well, that audience feedback has been fantastic – and that I can now unveil the last shows in the programme.
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You pay the cost of bringing housing back in-house
The costs of bringing Lewisham council’s housing management have soared from £600,000 to £4 million. Those extra costs will be paid by tenants and leaseholders.
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Write a letter to someone dealing with cancer
I’m writing on behalf of cancer support charity, From Me to You, to ask the people of South London to take 10 minutes out of their day to write a letter to someone fighting cancer.
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Book Reviews with Pauline Atkins: Starter Villain by John Scalzi
Charlie Fitzer, a young newly divorced, unemployed Chicago Tribune business reporter that has an uncanny ability to find local stray cats, hears on the CNBC Squawk Box Morning Show that his estranged billionaire Uncle has just died.
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Peckham is a Place Called Home explores Peckham
Running throughout the rest of October at Peckham Levels, Rye Lane, Peckham, this exhibition of photography by Christian Cross shows that home is more than just four bricked walls.
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All you need to know about moulting
Although moulting in pets is natural, the amount of fur coming off your pet can seem never-ending. Vet Nurse Nina Downing is on hand to explain why and when pets moult and what you can do to help your furry family member.
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Presenter Esi hosts free DJ workshop in celebration of Black History Month
Budding DJ’s prepare yourselves, Kiss Fresh breakfast presenter Esi is hosting a free DJ workshop to celebrate Black History Mont
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Tate Modern presents the landmark exhibition of Philip Guston
The exhibition begins with Mr Guston’s early years as the child of Jewish immigrants who had escaped persecution in present-day Ukraine, and the family’s subsequent migration to Los Angeles in 1922.
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State of prisons needs sorting
The state of UK prisons is a scandal that must be addressed, or we will all bearthe repercussions later down the line.
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Sam’s priorities are his clients and staff
Jackson Fire and Security has opened its newest base, and its branch director is eager to bring accessible premise safety solutions to businesses and residential developments in the region, as well as meaningful employment.
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Be immersed in the city of Seoul
Opening today, against the backdrop of the Victorian tunnels at Borough Yards, in Stoney Street, visitors will be able to weave through a display of the heritage and culture of Seoul.
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In My View: Janet Daby, MP for Lewisham East
Only with a Labour Government can we begin to turn things around. Labour’s Renters’ Charter will take real action to make renting fairer, more secure and more affordable.
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Stay updated on what’s happening in your community. We cover everything from news and sport to entertainment and dining. Whether you’re looking for breaking stories, local events, or honest reviews, we’ve got you covered. Welcome to your one-stop source for all things London!
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AD FEATURE: Join us at Flip the Script Drama Club at the Theatre Peckham this Saturday
A brand new drama and spoken word club for SEN young people, aged 16-25 – Flip the Script Drama Club – begins on Saturday 14th October.
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Pet’s Corner Q&A
I have two dogs, Odin was ill recently and was given steroids, which made him incontinent, but Zeus also started urinating around the house too. We took Zeus to the vet but there is nothing physically wrong with him. Why is he doing this?
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IN CAMERA’s UK Premiere takes place at BFI London Film Festival on October 13
Making his debut feature this year, Naqqash Khalid’s satirical drama IN CAMERA will be screened on October 13 at BFI Southbank and also on October 15 at Curzon Soho.
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Christopher Walker reviews Close-up – the Twiggy Musical
Twiggy (Lesley Hornby) was the iconic face of the sixties, and the beginning of society’s preference for wafer-thin, boy-like girls.
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This week 10, 20, 30 years ago
30 Years Ago – Two friends were in the running for a nationwide hunt for the Best Friends of the Year.
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