What’s On: The Little Prince, The Omnibus Theatre in Clapham
This Christmas, Omnibus Theatre premieres a new stage adaptation of The Little Prince, one of the best-selling and most translated
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Job cut fears as councillors assess planned cuts to street sweepers’ jobs in Lewisham
BY GRAINNE CUFFE Local Government Correspondent toby@slpmedia.co.uk Up to 40 jobs could be lost if plans to cut the number
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What’s On: GALA festival taking place on the late May bank holiday 2020
If the autumnal weather and shorter days are getting you down, think ahead to May when the sun will be
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Theatre Review: The Girl Who Fell, The Trafalgar Studios
It is no bad thing that the London stage is finding space for a lot of new writing at present,
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Councillors met with planners for Croydon shopping centre’s ‘productive’ meeting
A hotel, more offices and fewer parking spaces could all be part of revised plans for Croydon’s Westfield development. But
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Iconic film set location ‘My Beautiful Laundrette’ set for demolition to be replaced with tower block
BY GRAINNE CUFFE Local Democracy Reporter toby@slpmedia.co.uk The set of the movie which made a star of Daniel Day-Lewis will be
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Underneath the arches… This month marks the official launch of #LeakeStreetLIVE
This month will mark the official launch of #LeakeStreetLIVE, a new free public programme that will bring a range of
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Parker: It will turn for us
BY RICHARD CAWLEY richard@slpmedia.co.uk Fulham might very well finish top of the Championship for passing stats this season – but it’s
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Ball: I want to be undroppable: defensive midfielder is loving it at QPR
EXCLUSIVE BY YANN TEAR yann@slpmedia.co.uk Dominic Ball admits QPR need to take a leaf out of Leeds United’s book and
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South London Memories: Out of Africa, but Margaret never lost her love for it…
Margaret was born in 1934 in Southern Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe. Her family had lived in Southern Rhodesia for several generations,
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Days Out: A trip to Margate by Paloma Lacy
BY PALOMA LACY The past decade has been an interesting one for Margate, taking it from tired seaside town to
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Theatre Review: Lungs, Old Vic
BY CHRISTOPHER WALKER Thanks to Extinction Rebellion, commuting in London, indeed even getting to the theatre, has been hell in
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Retired Sutton GP fined £6,700 for overcrowded house in Colliers Wood
A retired GP who operated an illegal house in multiple occupancy, with up to nine tenants, has been ordered to
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Can you spot signs of slavery?
There were 162 victims of modern slavery in South London in 2018, according to figures from the Government. The numbers
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Have a stress-free Bonfire Night for your pets
PDSA’s recent PAW Report found that nearly a quarter of dog owners reported they are scared of fireworks. This equates
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Celebrating the life of a legendary Brixton activist: My Heart Will Always Be In Brixton, exhibition at Lambeth town Hall
A new exhibition inspired by a legendary activist has started and will run until December 20. My Heart Will Always
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Staff at girls’ school in Bexley walk out over bullying allegations
Staff at a girls’ school went on strike this week after criticisms of the head teacher. St Catherine’s school in
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Huge 40-tonne ‘fatberg’ removed from underground sewer in Greenwich
A huge 40-tonne fatberg blocking a sewer has been cleared by engineers – some even pulling out the monster blockage
Read MoreLambeth council slammed by pressure group for ‘not building enough homes’
BY JAMES DAVIES james@slpmedia.co.uk A local authority has been slammed for building a small number of new council houses despite
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