Be aware of the symptoms of possible ovarian cancer
The level of awareness of ovarian cancer symptoms is devastatingly low, and not knowing what to look out for could lead to a delayed diagnosis of the deadliest gynaecological cancer.
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Author: News Reporter
Exhibition: Stateless visual arts exhibition brings together Asian artists as part of the Kakilang Festival
State-less is the premiere of a stunning new visual arts exhibition bringing together for the first time in the UK 10 internationally acclaimed East and South-east Asian artists.
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This week 10, 20, 30 years ago
10 Years Ago – Police officers who pressurise sex assault victims to drop their claims should be sacked.
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Experience Peter Rabbit’s Easter adventures at the Covent Garden Piazza
The Peter Rabbit Easter Adventure will take place in the heart of London’s Covent Garden Piazza from March 21- April 16.
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Strictly Come Dancing: The Professionals UK Tour comes to the London Palladium
A spectacular line-up of some of the world’s best professional dancers will be hitting the road next year for the 2023 official Strictly Come Dancing: The Professionals UK Tour.
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Take advice if you’re diabetic and celebrating Ramadan
Diabetes UK are offering advice and support to anybody living with diabetes who is preparing to fast during Ramadan, to help them manage their condition safely.
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Tips on how to brush your dog’s teeth
Looking after your dog’s teeth is just as important as looking after your own and as February marks World Pet Dental Health Month, the experts at PDSA have pulled together top tips for brushing your pooch’s teeth.
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Say YES to a new career in HGVs
HGV training specialist HGVC is working with Youth First CIO, a London-based charity that helps young people get into work, to give disadvantaged young people the skills they need to train as HGV drivers.
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Christopher Walker reviews Medea at The Soho Place Theatre
The National Theatre is working on a new take on the Odyssey, hot on the heels of its production of Phaedra. Meanwhile the Soho Place theatre offers us a reworking of that old shocker Medea. Euripides hasn’t been this hip in two and a half thousand years.
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Pet’s Corner Q&A
My new hamster, Bambi, seems scared of us every time we go to pick him up. What can I do to help him settle in?
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This week 10, 20, 30 years ago
10 Years Ago- A boxing gym coach said more clubs like his were needed following a spate of stabbings involving teenagers.
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Help victims of the earthquake in Turkey and Syria
A trade body that operates across South London is calling on its membership and the wider construction community to support a fundraising drive to help the victims of the earthquake in Turkey and Syria.
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Christopher Walker reviews Phaedra a new play by Simon Stone
Simon Stone’s new play Phaedra is described as being “after Euripides, Seneca and Racine” – ambitious indeed. Its distance from these, and the original Greek myth, may explain some of those boes.
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Helping pre-teenage girls navigate their teenage years
I’m a Rites for Girls facilitator and mentor based in Peckham. I’m reaching out to make readers aware of the
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Acapella supergroup The Magnets head to Ashcroft Theatre Croydon
Acapella supergroup The Magnets head to Croydon as part of the 2023 UK Spring Tour with 80s Rewind.
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Christopher Walker Reviews: Sylvia playing at Old Vic theatre
Packed with energy, Sylvia adroitly brings the suffragettes alive to a young and diverse audience, writes Christopher Walker.
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Exhibition: Jitish Kallat’s Whorled (Here After Here After Here)
Somerset House has unveiled Jitish Kallat’s Whorled (Here After Here After Here), a new courtyard commission by Somerset House.
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How To Break Out Of A Detention Centre plays at the Riverside Studios
Internalised racism, resistance and white guilt are explored in this compelling new production from BÉZNĂ Theatre and Romanian theatre company Giuvlipen.
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The Love In Mind concert launches charity in support of mental health
Love In Mind is a star-studded concert taking place at the Southbank Centre to launch a new charity which supports the mental wellbeing of young creatives, The Harvey Parker Trust.
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