Exhibition: Among the Trees at the Hayward Gallery – illuminating the beauty of trees
An exhibition that celebrates key works of art that reimagine how we think about trees and forests is set to
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Entertainment Listings: What on this Week
British Surrealism at Dulwich Picture Gallery A major exhibition marking 100 years since the birth of surrealism. Championing the British
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BFI Film Season – Thirst: Female Desire on Screen showing from April
The BFI has announced details of its season of films that will flip the switch on a century of the
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What’s On: GALA Festival at Peckham Rye Park – May Bank Holiday weekend
A festival with music genres covering house and disco to jazz and afrobeats will take place over Peckham Rye Park
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What’s On: On Your Feet at New Wimbledon Theatre
BY PALOMA LACY Direct from its run in the West End, On Your Feet arrives in South London, playing at
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Climate emergency evidenced by storms and extensive flooding – In My View with Helen Hayes MP for Dulwich and West Norwood
This week we’ve seen further evidence of the practical reality of the climate emergency in the shape of Storm Ciara.
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Man found with weapon one day before release
A prisoner in jail for possessing a weapon had his sentence extended when he had just one more day to
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St Christopher’s Hospice receives a royal visitor
A hospice got a royal visitor when she met patients, their families and staff. Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra visited
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Harris Academy Morden dubbed ‘world class’
A school has been dubbed “world class” within a decade of being labelled inadequate by inspectors. Harris Academy Morden in
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Don’t take animals like Ana at face value
A unique kitten named Ana is struggling to find a home and staff at Battersea Dog and cats Home fear
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Woolwich Exchange invites residents to exchange ideas on new proposals for Woolwich site regeneration
Please join us for an ideas exchange about Woolwich Exchange – St. Modwen and Notting Hill Genesis’ new proposals for
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Alternative-dance trio ENTT drops new hot ‘Break Free from forthcoming EP
Alternative-dance trio ENTT have dropped another vibrant rock-inspired hit with the arrival of Break Free lifted from their forthcoming EP
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What’s On: Current Transmissions – four day talent showcase
A four-day showcase and events programme featuring more than 40 recently commissioned works by emerging London-based artists working in audio,
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James Haddrell : must see Valentine theatre treats
I have often bemoaned the fact that the scale of West End theatre prices often means that a trip to
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South London Memories: Terror of the Night Stalker
Delroy Grant, a seemingly friendly neighbour and husband with a disabled wife, between October 1992 and May 2009 committed possibly
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Wide Awake Festival takes over Brockwell Park this summer
A new festival of punk, post-punk, electronica, techno and jazz will take over Brockwell Park in Brixton this summer. Wide
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Westminster celebrates LGBT+ History month
Pictures of Gay Pride marches in the 1970s, controversial actor and singer Divine, and London’s first gay superclub, Bang, are
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Tony Lord: The January floods of Grove Street, Deptford 1928
Heavy snow in the Cotswold Hills melted at the same time as a storm surge in the North Sea. Add
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What’s On: Julian Clary: Born to Mince
Comedian and actor Julian Clary has announced he will be bringing his sell-out 2019 UK tour Born To Mince back
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