Helping pensioners get their pension credit cash
Since April 2022, the council has helped 163 pensioners get £740,000 in Pension Credit, to support them through the ongoing cost of living crisis, with more work still being done.
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Greenwich Queen’s House open-air ice rink hosts a festive fun day on November 25
Located right in front of the 17th century Queen’s House, the open-air ice rink will be hosting a festive fun day on November 25 with a selection of activities.
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Free festival of global beats… Turning Tides returns to the Greenwich Peninsula
The capital’s best free festival of global beats, Turning Tides returns to its unrivalled Thames-side location on Greenwich
Peninsula on September 23 and 24.
Christopher Walker reviews one man show, It is I at the Soho Theatre
Australian comedian Tom Ballard brought his one man show, flushed with success on the Edinburgh fringe.
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When I came to England – Voices of The Windrush Generation is on at Waterloo railway station
An exhibition based on the oral testimonies of the Caribbean people who came to Britain in the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s called When I came to England – Voices of The Windrush Generation is to on at Waterloo railway station.
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The Royal College of Art showcases themes of identity and gender
The Royal College of Art (RCA) has announced a special, large-scale exhibition, showcasing some of its most talented alumni.
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Being violent is not the answer
A video that spread like wildfire on social media this week showed that some men are all too easily prepared
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In My View: Neil Coyle, MP for Bermondsey and Old Southwark
It is a year since the Tories imposed Liz Truss on the UK and cost the country billions in their disastrous ‘mini-Budget’.
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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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Peckham Festival returns with a series of free events
From September 15-17, Copeland Park and venues across Peckham will host free events that celebrate the creativity of this neighbourhood.
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Pet’s Corner Q&A
We’ve just moved house and I’ve found a lovely dog walk nearby however it also seems a popular route for horse riders. My dog has never seen a horse before – how can I prepare him?
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Book reviews with Pauline Atkins: The Turnglass by Gareth Rubin
The book, “The Turnglass” by Gareth Rubin, published by Simon and Schuster for £16.99, at first glance, appears to be like any other book you can buy off the shelf but, that is where the likeness ends.
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This week 10, 20, 30 years ago
20 Years Ago – More than 6,000 South Londoners were left without water after a mains pipe ruptured.
Businesses ground to a halt and hospitals had to switch to emergency reserves after the pipe burst in four places.
Christopher Walker reviews Ailey – Classics
Alvin Ailey was a genius of dance who flourished in the 1960s,‘70s, and 80s. He was black, and his company has become a superb showcase for the very best of black dance talent in the United States today.
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Now you can see eye to eye with everyone
Returning to London’s ExCeL from February 24 to 26, 2024 for the 10th edition of 100% Optical, the organisers of the UK’s largest optical exhibition, have announced that visitor registration is now live.
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London Design Festival (LDF) runs between September 16 and 24
Across nine days, more than 300 events including exhibits, installations, workshops and more will pop up across London to promote the city as the design capital of the world.
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RE/SISTERS takes a closer look at environmental contradictions at the Barbican Art Gallery
If women have historically been seen as nurturers of the planet, why has their understanding of the environment often resisted the capitalist response to the climate crisis?
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The Hayward Gallery hosts Hiroshi Sugimoto’s works from October
Hiroshi Sugimoto: Time Machine also includes lesser-known works that reveal the artist’s interest in the history of photography, as well as in mathematics and optical sciences.
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Be aware of essential oils on cats
Essential oils are a popular household item, but did you know they can cause serious harm to our feline friends if they get their paws on them?
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