Mitrovic treble gets Fulham back on track
Fulham 3 Luton Town 2 An Aleksandar Mitrovic hat-trick got a rampant Fulham back to winning ways. The Serb opened
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Days Out: Walk London, popular walks
On the eve of launching Walk London, the first in a new series of urban maps, Ordnance Survey has revealed
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Penge’s Himalayan Kitchen named ‘Best Regional Takeaway of the Year’ at the Asian Restaurant and Takeaway Awards 2019
Penge’s Himalayan Kitchen has been named as the Best Regional Takeaway of the Year in the South London Region at
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Over 50 people banned from Wandsworth Library in 5 years for abusive/aggressive behaviour according to report
More than 50 people have been banned from libraries in Wandsworth in the last five years. The information was revealed
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What’s On: Black History Month Festival Focus Africa
BY WILLIAM BOARDMAN toby@slpmedia.co.uk A new festival has been announced for Black History Month. Pop Brixton has will stage Focus
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Wimbledon chef Mervyn Knights chosen as Chef of the Year by care home firm Barchester
Mervyn Knights can obviously stand the heat, so he’s stayed in the kitchen. And it’s paid off as the cook
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Hundreds of Southwark pensioners could have undiagnosed dementia
Hundreds of older people may be living with undiagnosed dementia in Southwark, figures suggest. The Alzheimer’s Society says that, while
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South London women’s stories are shortlisted for BBC awards
Two women have made it into the top five of a short story award. Jaqueline Crooks, from Camberwell Green, and
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Theatre Review: Hansard, Lyttleton Theatre, Southbank
There is a particular thrill in seeing a new play in the hands of two consummate professional actors, and Simon
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Theatre: King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba Musical, Theatre Peckham
A new music-theatre piece will bring to life the Ethiopian legend of King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba. To
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In My Opinion: Marcia Capiello speaks on the old evils of “Sus” coming back into the everyday lives of black people
BY MARCI CAPIELLO In 1977 I remember the campaign to stop “Sus” initiated by parents from South London to protect
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Homelessness in South London: ‘You’re always tired, always hungry and living in a state of constant exhaustion’
Mark spent two years homeless in South London, struggling with addiction and his mental health. Now housed and drug-free, thanks
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Theatre: Femme Fatale, Omnibus Theatre in Clapham.
An imagined meeting between two 1960s celebrities that asks what might have happened if two female visionaries with very different
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Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair dedicated to contemporary printmaking returns this November
London’s only fair dedicated to contemporary printmaking returns for a fourth year from November 7-10, presenting a curated selection of
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Grass seed is one in the eye for Apollo’s Crufts opponents
BY JESSIE MATHEWSON Local Democracy Reporter toby@slpmedia.co.uk Some days you are the dog. Some days you are the tree up which
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Boris blamed for the failure of the Garden Bridge claims report from the London Assembly
BY JESSIE MATHEWSON Local Democracy Reporter toby@slpmedia.co.uk Boris Johnson is personally responsible for the failure of the Garden Bridge, a report
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What’s On: Queen of Sheba, Battersea Arts Centre
A performance based on a true event in 2015 where four women were turned away from a nightclub for ‘being
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Borough Market celebrate ‘Apple Amnesty’ this October half-term
Borough Market is celebrating the best of British harvest time this October half-term as Londoners are invited to take part
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Theatre: Crisis? What Crisis? The Colab Factory, Borough
An interactive theatre performance that takes the audience back to 1979 when Britain was on the brink of political collapse
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