Christopher Walker reviews Rigoletto at Holland Park
Holland Park remains one of the most joyful of the summer opera festivals. At their opening production of Rigoletto, the phrase “give them an inch and they take a mile” came to mind.
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Home is Not a Place at The Photographers’ Gallery, Oxford Circus
In 2021, photographer and writer Johny Pitts, and poet Roger Robinson travelled around the British coast in search of an answer to the question What is Black Britain?
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Multi-Story Orchestra brings a series of community performances
The Endz is a story of the friendship between young people in Peckham and the realities of living in an unequal society.
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Kenny Imafidon’s That Peckham Boy in hardback explores being young, black and poor in London
That Peckham Boy by Kenny Imafidon launches in hardback on July 13. Available on pre-order from all major book retailers, it explores what it means to be young, black and poor in London.
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In My View: Florence Eshalomi, MP for Vauxhall
Thanks to the NHS that I got to spend this extra time with my mother, and it’s thanks to the NHS that I was able to bring a son and daughter of my own into the world at St Thomas’ Hospital.
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Have you stamps with no barcode?
From August 1, the ‘everyday’ stamps showing the Queen’s head on a plain coloured background will only be valid if they have a unique barcode on the right-hand side.
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Transforming how we treat mental health
This month we celebrate the NHS’s 75th Birthday, with events taking place across the country. mental health trust is proud to have the one of the most diverse workforce in Britain that reflects the people we serve.
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Pet’s Corner Q&A
I’ve recently adopted three Guinea Pigs and they live in my garden. I’m worried about fireworks as I know it’s Eid next week. What can I do to help my new pets?
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Learning code to prepare for work
A pool of work-ready jobseekers with new skills learned at an IT bootcamp are ready to help fill London’s chronic digital talent shortage.
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Sophie Faith takes London’s Jazz music scene by storm
On July 27, Rough Trade East in Old Truman Brewery, just off Brick Lane, will host a very special live in-store performance and signing from Ms Faith.
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Consider career in pest control
The British Pest Control Association (BPCA) is highlighting careers in the industry to school leavers and students planning their next steps for September.
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A host of live art performances until August at Kensington and Chelsea Festival
Until August 31 the Kensington and Chelsea Festival will spread far and wide across the borough
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Christopher Walker reviews Robin Hood at Regent’s Park Theatre
We were promised a ‘bold re-telling’ and ‘the legend re-written. And during this confused production Nandi Bhebhe, who is the closest we get to a narrator, keeps telling us “this is really how it was.”
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Keep your pet safe from fireworks
Many pet owners are aware of how their dogs and cats react to fireworks, but small pets such as rabbits, Guinea pigs, hamsters, rats, and mice can be frightened too.
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Do you want to be a new HGV driver?
A logistics specialist is searching for its next HGV star as it launches its 2023 driver training scheme.
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