With the cost of living soaring and winter now here, WaterSafe, the UK’s register of approved contractors working with drinking water, has released a film urging people to always use a qualified plumber.
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A purge on crime in Lambeth paid dividends with 1,800 fewer victims and 1,200 fewer homes burgled in the borough in just six months.
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With homeowners up and down the country looking to control heating bills, NFU Mutual is warning people to take steps to prevent pipes from freezing and avoid repair bills which can run to £8,000 and beyond.
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The NSPCC relies on public donations for the majority of its income, which is why this Christmas we’re calling on people in South London to support the NSPCC and Childline to ensure we can be there for children whenever they need us.
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I can’t afford to buy toys for my rats, Bert and Ernie, but they need something to stop them getting bored. Do you have any advice?
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With almost one in 10 parents in the capital reportedly going hungry, the South London Press today appeals for readers to join our campaign to Feed A Food Bank this Christmas.
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The National Theatre’s old artistic genius who’s breathed life into the Orange Tree, last night opened Arms & The Man. It’s a highly successful production of George Bernard Shaw’s great comedy.
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The world premiere of the musical Berlusconi will be coming to Southwark Playhouse’s new theatre in Elephant and Castle from March to 25 April 29.
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In a powerful and eccentric exploration of materiality, NOW gallery will be presenting fashion designer Matty Bovan’s work from until March 5.
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For one night only at the Savoy theatre, Jack Whitehall will be hosting a benefit gig alongside some of the UK’s top comedians in aid of Diabetes UK.
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There is no better way to witness theatre history than by viewing Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap which, just celebrated its 70 years of success in the West-End as the world’s longest standing production.
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Most of us may not have noticed it, but it was recently National Cemeteries Week – and an opportunity for at least one local history buff to bring the past back to life.
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When you welcome a pet into the family, there are necessary costs you can’t avoid, such as high-quality food, regular health care, insurance, and unexpected vet bills. Yet, while these things may be unavoidable, there are ways to keep your pet care costs down.
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Lots of people have been facing difficult times recently and as we enter winter, it will become more difficult for many. This has all been made worse by the Tories’ economic incompetence, crashing the economy with their ‘mini-budget’.
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A report released by Bloomsbury Publishing, and reported on by The Stage Newspaper, has drawn attention to the lack of diverse playwrights featured in the GCSE and A-level curriculum for literature in England and Wales.
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Keen gardeners and horticulturists in South London are being urged to help curb the spread of invasive plants as part of their autumn maintenance plans. The Property Care Association has some tips to help contain a range of non-native weeds and prevent their potentially damaging spread.
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Against a backdrop of national protests, feminist rebellions and a nationwide fight for freedom following the death of Mahsa Amini and many more women at the hands of Iranian police, it has never been more important to give marginalised Iranian voices a platform.
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