Queer Lives at the Tower: a new perspective on the Tower of London’s history exploring LGBT+ stories
This February, celebrate LGBT History Month at the Tower of London and discover some of the landmark’s lesser-known stories brought
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What’s On coming up: Exhibition, Battersea Arts Centre from February 27th
An exhibition with living sculptures, experimental music, and the question of what it means to struggle will take place at
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Getaway: City break in Cork, Ireland
BY CHARLIE STONG Just a few short years ago my wife and I had only ever set foot in the
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Final Bunker Theatre season hands space to artists and community, The Bunker, London Bridge
The full programme of events and performances for a theatre that is closing down has been announced. The eight-week Takeover
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Pets Corner: Early experiences will make your pet happy
Taking on a puppy or kitten is an exciting time, full of new experiences and learning curves, and in order
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Tony Lord: Soapbox escapades
The other day I was remembering how I used to take my dog, Sandy for a run in the sunshine
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South London Memories: Did he take the poison?
Would a respected up-and-coming lawyer marry a wealthy widow, take poison four months later and then tell her maid ‘I
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What’s On This Week: Entertainment Listings
ABBA Disco Wonderland Since launching in June 2018, Disco Wonderland’s ABBA Tribute night has toured 26 different cities across the
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What’s On: Actor and activist Rich Watkins makes his debut at the King’s Head Theatre
The naughtiest musical parody around, which stars actor and writer Rich Watkins, makes its debut at the King’s Head Theatre
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What’s On: Aisha Khan and Her Rajahs performing at The Pheasantry, Kings Road, Chelsea
A roots music diva will be performing with her band The Rajahs at the Pheasantry in the King’s Road, Chelsea,
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Brixton Urban Art Fair unable to go-ahead due to an almost 3,000 per cent rise in council charges
A long-standing community event that raises thousands of pounds for local good causes cannot go ahead after council charges shot
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The Women Of World Foundation (WOW) announces line up for 10th anniversary festival in London
The Women Of World Foundation (WOW) has announced the full line-up for its 10th anniversary Festival in London. British Vogue
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Photography: Women on Sofas by artist Ruby Steele
An artist who looks at the space a woman occupies in contemporary western society has released a photography series called
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Sisters are doing it for themselves in 1960s Biafra
There have been many versions of Three Sisters, but none as bold and as challenging as Inua Ellams’. His new
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South London Memories: Garage robbery became a murder
With the Second World War just over, crime continued on the streets of South London. Author Conrad Lisk’s book With
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South London Memories: When Fanny met Johnnie…
No-nonsense chef Fanny Cradock is the subject of a new biography, Keep Calm and Fanny On! The Many Careers of
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Pets can help to banish the January blues
As the post-festive excitement wears off, the cold weather and short, dark days can leave us feeling glum. January 20
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Tony Lord: Memories of my first bus ride back in 1929
My first memory of riding on a bus must have been in 1929 when I was four. My mother took
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Exhibition: Discoveries: The Biting Point at the Fiumano Clase art gallery in Clerkenwel
An exhibition featuring work by three international female artists: Maria Positano, Florentine Ruault and Karen Tronel will open in February.
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