IT MAN formerly The Jacques release their first single White Heat under their new name
A band who tasted early success touring with the Libertines and playing Glastonbury has come back for another round and now they have a new name.
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Exhibition reveal stories of Yvonne Ruddock killed in 1981 New Cross house fire
The New Cross Fire Momentum Survivors 1981 exhibition at Goldsmiths University reveals the stories of family and friends of Yvonne Ruddock who was one of 13 teenagers and young black people killed when a fire tore through her family home at 439 New Cross Road on January 18, 1981.
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In My View: Harriet Harman, MP for Camberwell and Peckham
In South-east London, Clinical Commissioning Group, which covers Camberwell and Peckham, the time people have to wait for mental health care exceeds the national average for the time it takes people to access their first treatment.
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Ad Feature: Under the Kunde Tree comes to the Southwark Playhouse this spring
Set during the ‘Hidden War’ of Cameroonian Independence, the empowering production Under the Kunde Tree is coming to Southwark Playhouse this spring.
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Pet’s Corner Q&A
My dog Bear has chewed her paw so much it is now very raw. Is there anything I can do to help her stop and ease the pain?
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Plumbing tips for those house movers
WaterSafe, the UK national accreditation body for approved plumbers, has put together its five top tips to help people moving home in London.
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This week 10, 20, 30 years ago
10 Years Ago – Fire crews said they would be unable to reach 19 South London wards within a six-minute target if station closures and job cuts went ahead.
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Speak to Mind this Mental Health Awareness Week
This Mental Health Awareness Week (May 15-21), we’re encouraging anyone who may be struggling with their mental health to seek support.
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The Photographer’s Gallery Soho hosts Roger Mayne’s photography collection
The gallery pays homage to his travels across Britain from factories in Nottingham and council estates in Brick Lane and Sheffield.
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Can you help ShelterBox to help victims of flooding?
I’ve just returned from Malawi, with a team from the international disaster relief charity, ShelterBox.
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Canadian band, Le Vent du Nord performs at Blackheath Halls on May 20
Canadian band, Le Vent du Nord have become acclaimed musicians for their mix of politics and traditional folk.
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The Museum of London Docklands celebrates 20th anniversary with a street party this June
The Museum of London Docklands marks its 20th anniversary with a street party celebrating the history, cultures and communities of the East End.
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Free exhibition REFRAME: The Residency at the Southbank Centre
Eighty emerging artists have been chosen to present their work at a free exhibition at the Southbank Centre.
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The Syrian Arts and Cultures Festival showcases Syria’s art, music and culture
The Syrian Arts and Cultures Festival (SACF’s) is a contemporary and interdisciplinary arts festival showcasing Syria’s art and culture.
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If you are walking round the gallery, the artworks are meant for you
Whenever you visit Kew Gardens, there’s always something in bloom. Spring and summer months at the botanical gardens are especially beautiful, writes Claudia Lee.
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Buy a house fit for a king or a Camilla
Buy a house fit for a king or a Camilla… Okay, not a palace but a house in a street with a royal name
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Do you know how to give your pet first aid?
Being clued-up on first aid could help save your pet’s life in an emergency,” said PDSA Vet Nurse Nina Downing. “ Nina shares PDSA’s advice on how to give CPR to pets.
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