Tony Lord: The vanishing world of the 1930s, 40s and 50s.
Henry Priestly was a photographer who was obsessed with trams. His pictures not only show us trams but also the
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Get your child’s eyes tested
A South-east London optician is teaming up with schools as a report finds that kids are losing out on education
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Danny Thorpe: Delivering outstanding education for all children
Danny Thorpe is leader of Greenwich council This week I have visited some of our borough’s great schools, including the ones
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Charlton tower block plans thwarted again
BY CALUM FRASER calum@slpmedia.co.uk South-east London residents, including Squeeze frontman Glenn Tilbrook, are thrilled after town hall chiefs knocked back
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Flavours from around the world at The Erith Kitchen street food fair
The Erith Kitchen street food fair comes to Pier Road on Friday from 4pm-9pm. Come along and taste flavours from
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Students from Welling School presented a £7,500 cheque to the Help for Heroes charity
Lovell Homes, the developers creating Trinity Walk in Woolwich, donated the cash to Help for Heroes in a cheque presentation
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The Charlton Community Fun Day is back for its fourth year running this Sunday
The day includes live music, a funfair, children’s races, a dog show, food and crafts stalls, health workshops, yoga and
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Broadway theatre, Catford: Search for new Aladdin ‘Genie’
The Broadway theatre, a Grade-II listed building built in 1932, has enjoyed a prodigious festive heritage with panto favourites including
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Street food festival set for return
Just Eat’s Food Fest is back, returning to Last Days of Shoreditch in London from July 20-22. Now in its
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Two, free all-day Eltham Music Festival events
BY DANNY THORPE Festivals in the borough are in full swing and, like hundreds of other residents, I have already
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Resident DJs hit the decks at Village East, Bermondsey
Village Vinyl sees three resident DJs hit the decks on the second Friday of every month, celebrating the superior sound
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Scotland’s foremost folk singer/songwriter coming to Croydon
Archie Fisher is one of Scotland’s foremost folk singer/songwriters and he is coming to Croydon on July 9. His gentle
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Contents of Roman coffin finally revealed
A massive stone coffin excavated last year could have contained nothing but 2,000 years of mud. But after a year
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Awards for favourite LGBTQ venue
The Royal Vauxhall Tavern in May won the Time Out Love London Award – best LGBTQ venue. Since February it
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The Sky at Night: Astronomer, Dr Affelia Wibisono
July is a very eventful month with plenty to see in the night sky. The standout astronomical event of the
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Wimbledon Village is steeling itself for its busiest annual period
The Wimbledon tennis season is now upon us. If you aren’t lucky enough to get tickets to the tournament which started
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South London’s World Cup fever for England fans
England fans are finally enjoying a World Cup, none more so than those who have squeezed themselves into venues across
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The Great North Wood – a green and pleasant land
The Great North Wood is a new atmospheric, mythical history of South-East London’s long-lost ancient woodland stunningly brought to life
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The Hadlow Pet Industry Federation’s (PIF) new dog grooming school in Greenwich
In South-east London they’re prepared to teach an old dog new tricks, as a new pooch salon school is opened.
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