This week 10, 20, 30 years ago
30 Years Ago – More than 200 tenants were left without water over the bank holiday weekend after workmen left them high and dry.
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If you’re looking to dance in the street come to Bankside Open Spaces Festival
Bankside Open Spaces Festival will fill Bankside’s Union Street, in Redcross Way, next to Borough Market, and three small parks with every genre of music you can imagine on June 10.
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Exhibition: Ashish: Fall in Love and Be More Tender showcases at the William Morris Gallery
Ashish: Fall in Love and Be More Tender will showcase more than 60 designs by Ashish Gupta at the William Morris Gallery in Lloyd Park, Forest Road, Walthamstow, north London.
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Pet’s Corner Q&A
My dog Freddy has a pet passport and I’ll be taking him to France for our summer holidays. Does he need vaccinations before we go?
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Nigerian Festival UK celebrates the culture at Vauxhall Park June 17
Nigerian Festival UK is a day-long event coming to Vauxhall Park in Lawn Lane, Vauxhall, on June 17.
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The Southbank Centre marks 25 years of Refugee Week
An artist has collaborated with a group of young asylum seekers to create a bold and joyful artwork, and it is about to go on display.
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Musical delights at Lambeth Country Show
The Lambeth Country Show, an unmissable line-up full of jazz beats, Cuban mixes, Afrobeats and Reggae is set for a very special community festival this June.
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Family-friendly festival Okinawa Day takes place at The Blue Market, Bermondsey
Okinawa Day is an annual family-friendly festival taking place on June 24 in The Blue Market in Bermondsey.
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How to cope with signs of pet dementia
Dementia is a condition that can affect many of us in older age, but did you know that something very similar can also affect our beloved four-legged family members?
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Be like Kamisha, be an apprentice
ndon Learning Consortium [LCC] is offering apprenticeships for people aged l6+ with recognised qualifications across several sectors with our trusted employers.
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The Last Word Festival celebrates it’s 106th year at the Roundhouse
The jam-packed festival celebrating the power of spoken word in all its glory is back with an impressive line-up of some of the UK’s very best wordsmiths.
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In My View: Helen Hayes, MP for Dulwich and West Norwood
Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic our doctors, nurses, radiographers, physiotherapists and other health professionals worked exceptionally hard under the most challenging of circumstances to keep us all safe.
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Pet’s Corner Q&A
My elderly cat Ginger has a large bald patch along his spine. We think it is because of excessive licking or possibly stress. Is there anything we can do for him?
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Food bank app can keep you updated
With food prices rising and food banks struggling to meet demand, I wanted to share an app that could make a difference.
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This week 10, 20, 30 years ago
20 Year Ago – Researchers discovered a deadly virus had a weakness that could be used to kill it off.
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Exhibition: Lagos, Peckham, Repeat: Pilgrimage to the Lakes
Lagos, Peckham, Repeat: Pilgrimage to the Lakes, is a group exhibition spanning both of the galleries sites in Peckham Road, Peckham.
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My Uncle Is Not Pablo Escobar challenging stereotypes of Latinx people
My Uncle Is Not Pablo Escobar is a new play with a full Latinx cast that promises to be as punchy as its title.
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Exhibition: Indo + Caribbean: Exploring personal stories of intertwined Indo-Caribbean culture
A new display at the Museum of London Docklands will tell the underrepresented history of Indian indenture in the British Caribbean.
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