Pet’s Corner Q&A
My dog Reggie is always itching! We’re up to date with his flea and worm tablets so I don’t think it’s that. Could he have an allergy?
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Join us for a free day of fun to celebrate the Coronation
To celebrate one of the busiest days of this calendar year, the King’s coronation, join us on Saturday, May 6 from 11am-5pm at Castle Square in Elephant and Castle for a free coronation party.
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Hayward Gallery and SUGi join forces creating a pocket forest at the Southbank Centre.
It is estimated that this pocket forest will give an average carbon sequestration rate of 3 kilos per square metre per year, a total of 405 kilos per year over the first 20 years of growth.
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Celebrate literature for a day at The Queens’ Reading Room Festival, Hampton Court Palace
The Queens’ Reading Room Festival gathers authors, experts, actors and literature lovers for a day celebrating the written word.
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Studio 338 celebrates its 10th anniversary with a run of exclusive parties
Studio 338 celebrates its 10th anniversary as a London nightlife venue with a run of exclusive parties.
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Looking to the future to remember Stephen Lawrence
reenwich and Docklands International Festival (GDFI) has announced its first, free events, all inspired by acts of hope.
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Legend – the Music of Bob Marley on at The 02 this summer
Legend – the Music of Bob Marley, brings all of the singer-songwriter’s hits to life, live on stage.
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Private renting is rapidly becoming unaffordable
It is to the shame of successive governments of all political colours that private tenants have always been treated shabbily, and often contemptuously, within the housing market.
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Christopher Walker reviews Akram Khan’s Jungle Book
Akram Khan’s latest work Jungle Book is big, bold, and beguiling. Packed with new ideas and electronic wizardry. It’s just a shame the dancing gets eclipsed.
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How to check and treat pet allergies
Most dogs will scratch every now and then and can lose a bit of fur during a seasonal moult, but if your dog seems to be scratching more it’s best to contact your vet.
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In My View: Neil Coyle, MP for Bermondsey and Old Southwark
The Conservatives have now been in power for 13 years, including five with the Liberal Democrats, although it increasingly feels longer and like the country has not improved.
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For the latest news, sport, entertainment and restaurant reviews in your area!
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Ad Feature: A welcoming and friendly environment at Riverdale Court Care Home
Riverdale Court creates a welcoming, friendly and safe environment for residents, supporting them to take part in activities at the home and to socialise with other residents.
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The Real Ale Way… incredibly under-rated
The Real Ale Way may not be the most imaginatively named pub, but it is a cracking little gem of a micropub that was well worth a special trip.
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Unseen Unheard – Stories of black women’s shared experiences of breast cancer
A new play will invite its audience onto the stage to discuss shared experiences of being diagnosed with breast cancer, as black women.
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This week 10, 20, 30 years ago
10 Years Ago – Some patients with liver cancer prepared to face a “postcode lottery” after control of NHS cash was handed over to local GPs.
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Pet’s Corner Q&A
My daughter’s hamster, Holly, has long fur and she is convinced she needs a haircut. I’ve persuaded her she doesn’t, but do long-haired hamsters need any special care?
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Peckham Fringe is back for its second year
Theatre Peckham’s Fringe highlights underrepresented voices and talents with stories of family, growing up and navigating an expanding digital world.
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Service charges and rent debacles
A Green councillor has been left reeling after being told by Lambeth council officers that he would have to wait two months before receiving a full response to Green concerns about extortionate rent and service charge increases.
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