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Nour Cash and Carry relocates to Granville Arcade, Brixton Village end of January
Nour Cash and Carry, grocer, and institution of Brixton Village, is delighted to announce the relocation from its current space on Market Row to a larger, fully refurbished site in the bustling Granville Arcade, from 31st January 2023.
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Your chance to win a £38k van with A-Plan Insurance
A-Plan Insurance is inviting tradespeople and van drivers to enter their van competition – the lucky winner will drive away with a Ford Transit Custom Limited van in grey, worth nearly £38,000 in the New Year.
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It’s worth it to get fat cats to lose weight
While it can be hard to resist the gaze of our four-legged friends, it’s important to ensure we don’t overfeed our pets.
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Home repossessions have decreased
In the eight months preceding December 2021, there were 1,739 repossessions across England and Wales.
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My Guinea pigs, Suzy and Sooty, live outside in their cage, should I bring them inside during the cold January
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Unveiling of the new 2023 theatre season by James Haddrell
We pride ourselves on presenting theatre for a hugely diverse audience, so at the same time we are beginning to unveil a series of very different main-house and studio shows for the spring.
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Musical Annie Get Your Gun comes to the London Palladium for one night only
South Londoners will have the chance to see West End and Broadway star Rachel Tucker in the first-ever UK concert production of Irving Berlin’s musical Annie Get Your Gun.
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This week 10, 20, 30 years ago
20 Years Ago – A top cop told South Londoners not to wait for a national gun amnesty to hand in their weapons.
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Growing firm has a new operating boss
Fast-growing office and commercial cleaning company Cleanology has appointed its first ever chief operating officer to support its national expansion programme.
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I spy with my little eye…
Cast your mind back to 1977, a year when Charlie Chaplin had just died, and with him the legacy of silent film, writes Molly Pavord.
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Fewer renters as cost of living bites
Research from estate and lettings agent, Barrows and Forrester, has revealed tenant demand has started to fall across England’s rental market, with demand down by as much as 29 per cent in some parts of the country.
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Shakespeare’s tragedy Hamlet playing at the Southwark Playhouse
Lazarus Theatre Company will be bringing Shakespeare’s tragedy Hamlet to the Southwark Playhouse from Thursday, January 12 to February 4.
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TRC releases eclectic album Transmission in collaboration with Blue Note
Community music group Total Refreshment Centre (TRC) will be releasing a new and eclectic album Transmission from Total Refreshment Centre in collaboration with Blue Note on February which brilliantly fuses international and intergenerational music.
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Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons playing at the Harold Pinter Theatre
What would you say if you could only speak 140 words a day?
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It’s hard not to think of the Shard as always here
When you look at the Shard, do you think: “My god, is it really 10 years already since it was completed and first opened to the public?” or is the more usual response these days: “Only 10 years? It seems to have been with us for decades.”
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Holly Blakey presents: Cowpuncher My Ass at the Southbank Centre
Choreographer Holly Blakey will be returning to the Southbank Centre in February for a genre-defining western-inspired dance performance Cowpuncher my Ass.
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It’s a new year, become a volunteer
As we kick off 2023 and a new chapter begins, many of us will be making new year’s resolutions in the hope of improving our own lives and the lives of others. A great way to achieve both of these aims is to support the vital work of charities by lending a helping hand as a volunteer.
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In My View: Helen Hayes, MP for Dulwich and West Norwood
Nurses, doctors and other hospital staff have worked incredibly hard in recent years during the Covid pandemic, but huge challenges remain even now that so many people across the UK have been successfully vaccinated and all of the Covid restrictions have been lifted.
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