This week 10, 20, 30 years ago
10 Years Ago – Thousands of people took over the streets of a South London neighbourhood for the eighth annual Brixton Splash.
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Author: News Reporter
How to make vet visits less stressful
Visits to the vet can be stressful for pets, which in turn can make it stressful for owners, but this doesn’t have to be the case, with preparation and some helpful tools, your pet can learn that going to the vet isn’t always a scary experience
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Exhibition: Sarah Lucas: Happy Gas showing at Tate Britain an exploration of sex, class and gender
In September, Tate Britain will present a survey of the work of an internationally-acclaimed artist celebrated for her explorations of sex, class and gender.
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The Photographers’ Gallery hosts UK solo exhibition of photographer Evelyn Hofer
Evelyn Hofer manages to capture a timeless humanity and character in her pictures of people and places of the 20th century.
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Business ‘births’ show a decline
The business experts at Forbes Advisor have conducted an analysis of the most recent UK business demography statistics report from the Office for National Statistics.
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The Effect opens at the National Theatre until September
Hearts and minds racing, Connie and Tristan are falling for each other fast. But is their sudden and intoxicating chemistry real, or a side effect of a new antidepressant?
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One Out Festival returns with a bang
On September 16, the 82 acre Apps Court Farm in Walton-on-Thames will come alive with five stages kitted out with world-class sound systems in the ancient woodland, undulating green hills and hidden lakes of Surrey.
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Notting Hill Carnival is back and taking over the streets this bank holiday weekend
This Carnival weekend is expected to reach more than two million people, all flocking to dance in the streets.
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Exhibition: Immersive art collective United Visual Artists unveiled
UVA: Synchronicity will take over the subterranean spaces of 180 Studios, featuring eight, large-scale immersive works and sensory-heightening premieres that challenge our perception of reality.
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AD FEATURE: Roll up, Roll up! to the Victorian Funfair – August 26th@Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens
Immerse yourself in all the classic delights of a Victorian fun fair with circus acts, sweet treats, and vintage games. Join us on 26th August.
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The five top tips to protect your home
As new studies reveal that Greater London is the 5th most burgled region in the UK, security experts have offered their advice on deterring thieves from entering your home.
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Box office worker debuts iconic theatre role in The Woman in Black playing at Richmond Theatre
Mark Hawkins, who works at Richmond Theatre at Little Richmond Green, Richmond as a box office sales assistant and a tour guide, played the role of The Actor during The Woman in Black’s 30th anniversary year at the West End’s Fortune Theatre.
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Art-punk band Scrounge’s release of new single is start of a new phase
Emerging out of the South London DIY scene, Scrounge have spent time boiling down their brand into a mix of sharp art-punk with folk, techno and industrial music.
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Protect your pets from the sun’s rays
Protect your pets from the sun’s rays get sunburnt on sunny days – especially if they have a light coloured fur or a thin or patchy coat.
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This week 10, 20, 30 years ago
20 Years Ago – Commuters were told that they faced an extra year of cramped trains because Transport for London (TfL) had made less than expected from the new Congestion Charge.
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Summer installations presented by The Hayward Gallery at the Southbank Centre
At the intersection of art, architecture and design, one Indian artist’s striking sculpture shows bamboo like you have never seen before.
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Greenwich nightclub Studio 338 gets ready to party with new launch
The Greenwich nightclub, Studio 338, is branching out having launched its own record label and is ready to serve up some brand new parties.
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Housing crisis will get worse
The regeneration of the Aylesbury Estate in Walworth has seen social homes demolished and replaced with private or affordable rent units, displacing hundreds of tenants across the country.
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