Pet’s Corner Q&A
My friend’s dog got stung by a bee last year and was really poorly so I’m petrified of the same thing happening to my dog, Ellie, as we get closer to the spring and summer months. What should I do if this does happen?
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Author: News Reporter
This week 10, 20, 30 years ago
20 Years Ago – A shopkeeper reopened his business for the first time since it was destroyed by fire during the 2011 London riots.
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The Lost Spells…musical theatre response to the climate crisis
A new musical adapted from Robert Macfarlane and Jackie Morris’s book will open at Polka Theatre in Wimbledon, on Thursday, April 13.
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Let’s take time at noon to remember those who died
March 23 will be the third UK National Day of Reflection; a day where anyone who has been bereaved, no matter how long ago or the cause, will come together to remember loved ones who have died.
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Experience the works of painters Hilma AF Klint and Piet Mondrian at the Tate Modern
Tate Modern is offering a chance to experience the work of Swedish painter Hilma AF Klint and Dutch painter Piet Mondrian from April, 20.
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Classic comedy Abigail’s Party at the Churchill Theatre, Bromley
The new tour of Mike Leigh’s classic comedy, Abigail’s Party will run at the Churchill Theatre, Bromley from Wednesday, April 19 to Saturday, April 22.
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Rock’n’Roll Cooking at Pub in the Park comes to Wimbledon
Danny Jones from McFly is teaming up with legendary chef Tom Kerridge to start a summer of Rock’n’Roll Cooking at Pub in the Park on Friday, May 12, in Wimbledon.
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Star-studded cast to appear in At Last It’s Summer on stage at the London Palladium
A star-studded company will appear on stage at the London Palladium in a West End Gala charity concert of a new musical, At Last It’s Summer by Clive Richard Davis.
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One day festival Hospitality in the Woods welcomes the biggest names in drum’n’bass
Hospitality in the Woods will be hosted in Beckenham Place Park on Saturday, August, 19.
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Underground, overground, make sure you donate
Age UK and our new friends, the Wombles, are helping to spread the message of sustainability and asking the people of Woolwich to take part by donating their unwanted items to the Age UK Woolwich shop.
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Christopher Walker reviews Daniel Fish’s Oklahoma
Wow! Daniel Fish’s Oklahoma is the darkest, deepest, reinterpretation I’ve ever seen, writes Christopher Walker.
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How to look after your pet that’s deaf
Loss of hearing can be a worrying experience for pets (and their owners), but fortunately, with the right support they can continue to live a happy and healthy life.
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In My View: Janet Daby, MP for Lewisham East
For most children, school is a fantastic place to be. At school, they have the chance to learn in a safe and caring environment.
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Discover South London’s secret shelter with TFL’s mystery tour
Did you know that underneath Clapham South Tube station and its surrounding streets lies a secret labyrinth of underground passages? Now you can explore its maze of rooms and corridors too!
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Your great South London Press out today!
For the latest news, sport, entertainment and restaurant reviews in your area!
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Top tips to keep your tools safe
The four boroughs with the lowest numbers of tool thefts reported were all in South and South-west London: Merton (490), Richmond Upon Thames (416), Kingston Upon Thames (385), and Kensington & Chelsea (333).
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Christopher Walker reviews Bonnie & Clyde
Bonnie and Clyde’s murderous story may seem an odd subject for a musical. In the early 1930s Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow rampaged across America’s deep South robbing banks and funeral parlours.
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Pet’s Corner Q&A
Thumper has stopped eating his food the past few days. Should I change his diet or get him seen by the vet?
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This week 10, 20, 30 years ago
30 Years Ago – Police, a council, community leaders and businesses linked up to smash muggers in South-east London.
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