In My View: Bell Ribeiro Addy MP for Streatham
Introducing mandatory voter ID was always a shameless effort to try and buy an advantage at the next election at a cost of £180 million to the public.
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Exhibition: Capturing the Moment showing some of the greatest painters and photographers at The Tate Modern
The Tate’s upcoming exhibition, Capturing the Moment, will explore the relationship between contemporary painting and photography.
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Claim ‘FREE’ tickets to Grand Designs Live at London’s ExCeL
The South London Press, London Weekly News & Mercury have teamed up with GRAND DESIGNS LIVE to give you the chance to get a pair of tickets to the UK’s leading contemporary home show – Grand Designs Live.
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Franco-Japanese musician Maïa Barouh heads to London this April
Maïa will be heading to London this April for a string of solo dates across the capital which will show her performing both a full electronic and acoustic set.
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Priory Live Music Festival is coming back to south London
Priory Live Music Festival is coming back to south London this summer a boutique festival of orginal artists featuring the incredible Stereo MCs.
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Academic attainment gap continues to widen for kids
I’d like to invite your readers to help us change a child’s life by becoming a volunteer with us – many of our volunteers tell us it is one of the most rewarding things they have ever done.
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Pet’s Corner Q&A
I trimmed my dog Nico’s nails as they got quite long, but they started to bleed. What did I do wrong?
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This week 10, 20, 30 years ago
10 Years Ago – Nearly 20,000 benefit claimants in South London were forced to find a smaller home or faced poverty as welfare cuts came into effect.
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The Migration Museum exhibits new installation as part of Windrush anniversary celebrations
Lewisham has always been a place where migrants from all over the world have gravitated to, especially from the Caribbean since the arrival of the Empire Windrush in 1948.
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Christopher Walker reviews The Dead City by Eric Korngold
Korngold wrote The Dead City when he was only 23, it was a huge hit in the 1920s, perhaps because its key theme of grief resonated with war torn populations in Europe.
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New book release Dylan the Dyslexic bookworm for children with learning disabilities
A new book in a series that helps children with learning disabilities is set to be released today.
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Investing in the next generation of young talent
Involvement with the arts is crucial to supporting the imagination, skills development, and self-expression of young people – fuelling the success of our creative industries and resulting in the next generation of South London talent.
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Spring into action to protect pets
It’s important to remember to keep our precious pets safe from any hidden dangers that the new season may bring. Our pets are curious creatures, often keen to explore plants and trees, but some can be toxic, or even fatal, if eaten.
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Encounters… street photography from India and Bangladesh at the Jeannie Avent Gallery
Encounters is the work of writer and photographer Adrian Whittle. It follows his recent show in the Barbican Library Gallery, Travels With My Camera.
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In My View: Vicky Foxcroft, the MP for Lewisham and Deptford
A future Labour government would work with disabled people to produce systems which do not punish a limited capability to work but provide real support for the 22 per cent of the population who live with a disability.
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Reggae legend Barrington Levy heads to London
Born in Jamaica in the mid 1960s, he soon went on to shape the evolution of reggae and steer it into sub genres like dancehall, fusion and ragga jungle with his own unique sound.
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