Can you give a bed for the night?
We know that homelessness can have a devastating effect on a person’s mental and physical health. One night on the streets can change a young person’s life.
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Gasworks presents the first London solo exhibition by Malmö-based artist Ingela Ihrman
Moving freely between performance, sculpture and video, Ihrman’s work nurtures empathy, tenderness and a sense of wonder before all living beings’ earthbound existence as part of a larger ecology.
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The Vault Festival 2023 is back and bigger than ever
The Vault Festival is South London’s answer to the Edinburgh Fringe, and it is back, and bigger than ever with a programme of more than 500 shows across theatre, comedy, cabaret and more, writes Molly Pavord.
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Sheltering the young ones
About 120,710 children in England are homeless and living in temporary accommodation, which equates to 1 in every 100 children in the country, new research from Shelter shows.
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Brick Dinos exhibition opens at the Horniman Museum and Gardens February
A new Lego model of a Polacanthus, an armoured 125-million-year-old dinosaur found in the UK, will be on show for the first time as part of the Brick Dinos exhibition, coming to the Horniman Museum and Gardens in February.
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Matthew Bourne’s Sleeping Beauty playing at Sadler Well’s Theatre
Bourne is not afraid to take liberties with the original, even throwing in the odd vampire. And in a crucial plot twist being bitten by a vampire is a good thing in this gothic romance.
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In My View: Harriet Harman, MP for Camberwell & Peckham
In the wake of the resignation of Cressida Dick, London now has a new Metropolitan Police Commissioner.
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Big City Swing Orchestra takes residence at Wonderville Piccadilly Circus this January
Singers Matt Ford and Katie Birtill will perform with the 13 piece Big City Swing Orchestra at Wonderville for the first time, with a four-night residency.
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The London Art Fair celebrates its 35th edition this January
The London Art Fair is launching its latest international art collecting calendar with a wide range of works from across the globe to celebrate its 35th edition. From January 8-22, collectors can rejoice at the range of contemporary artworks to buy.
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Virginia Woolf’s Orlando playing at the Garrick Theatre London
Orlando is a powerful and playful imagining of complete and utter freedom. Freedom to travel, freedom to cross gender lines, freedom to love and even freedom to travel time.
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Cross The Tracks…. An irresistible celebration of soul, jazz and funk
Cross The Tracks festival is lining up another irresistible celebration of soul, jazz and funk and more for Brockwell Park, London on May Bank Holiday 2023.
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Your great South London Press – out now!
All the latest news from south of the river
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The capitals top seven highly-rated museums well worth visiting
Data recently gathered by Fulton Umbrellas names some of the lesserknown but still highly-rated museums of the capital. Based on the number of five-star reviews received, here are the top seven museums you may have never heard of, but are well worth visiting, writes James Twomey.
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Pet’s Corner Q&A
I want to give my dog a treat at Christmas and was thinking he might enjoy a mince pie, but I have been told dogs can’t eat them. Is this true?
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The King is back! Elvis live on screen with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at the O2 Arena
The King is back! One of the most unique concert experiences of recent years is set to return for 2023, having won the hearts of critics and fans alike, as Elvis is set once again to be back.
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The National Theatre’s Othello reviewed by Christopher Walker
Race is rarely out of the news as an issue challenging our society, so it is no surprise it is also frequently in our theatres, writes Christopher Walker.
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Dawn French announces UK tour dates for her one woman comedy show
Following major demand for tickets, the Queen of comedy, Dawn French, has announced a host of new UK tour dates for her critically acclaimed live one woman show, Dawn French Is A Huge Twat, for 2023.
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The scandal of Windrush – James Haddrell reviews theatre production On The Ropes at the Park Theatre, Finsbury Park
Vernon went on to become a boxer – England’s number two, regularly competing at the Royal Albert Hall – but that counted for nothing when he travelled back to Jamaica in 2005 to visit family, only to find himself prevented from returning to England.
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Renting, like owning, becoming tough
Market analysis from Ocasa, the specialist rental platform, reveals that, in Britain’s fastest-moving rental markets, up to 30 per cent
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