It’s the devastating reality for more than 100 million displaced people across the world every year who often have little choice but to leave behind their homes, livelihoods, and sometimes loved ones too.
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Ryan Calais Cameron’s award-winning play For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy will be
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Despite the Government’s attempt to attribute these strikes to economic decline following the pandemic and the war in Ukraine, in reality they are a direct result of 13 years of Tory failure and an underfunded public sector.
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The cathedral will be lit up in a majestic and immersive display of sound and light, designed by artist Peter Walker and produced by Luxmuralis, from January 31 – February 4.
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Join Churchill Retirement Living at its developments across the local area for a series of special Winter Warmer events to raise funds for local charities.
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As the post-festive buzz wears off, the cold weather and short, dark days can leave many of us feeling blue – but our four legged friends still need their walks, fresh air, and exercise.
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Something was always going to give after years of double digit increases and we are now starting to see the inevitable signs of a much less settled period ahead. Winter is indeed here
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My daughter got a craft set for Christmas and unfortunately decided to test out their safety scissors on our cat – by giving him a whisker cut.
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Despite an increase in the number of adults receiving the flu vaccine, hospital admissions for older adults due to flu symptoms have surged by 900 per cent since mid-November, according to our latest analysis.
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Classical Vauxhall is delighted to announce the fourth edition of the acclaimed classical music festival in the heart of London’s most diverse and electric neighbourhoods.
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20 Years Ago – A cash-strapped council was considering selling off public loos to cash in on the property price boom.
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Contemporary artist Tom Butler will be visiting Clarendon Fine Art in Battersea Power Station tomorrow to unveil his first new collection of 2023, The City Scene which combines realism and expressionism in its portrayal of modern urban life.
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Curated by New York-based writer and critic, Antwaun Sargent, The New Black Vanguard: Photography between Art and Fashion exhibition, celebrates black culture through fashion portraiture.
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Our Place is Here was inspired by the campaigning efforts of non-profit organisations such as Filipino Domestic Workers Association (FWDA), Kanlungan and Kalayaan, who have been calling for South Londoners to sign the Charter of Rights to ensure improved rights for overseas workers.
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Cirque Berserk!, Britain’s biggest and boldest theatre-circus spectacular, will celebrate its 10th anniversary year with a five-week residency at Riverside Studios.
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Built in 1837 when Queen Victoria ascended the throne, it was restored to its Victorian glory in the 1960s. It remains a large and resplendent Grade-II listed building, worth a visit to see the inside alone.
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Being Present was developed as an antidote to the isolation of the pandemic and allowed artists to share their artistic methods and create new work together.
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If we’re to make South London safer for all, we need to focus on investing in young people, supporting our communities and intervening earlier to prevent violence before it happens. That is our focus.
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