Over time musicians have experimented with the boundaries of music and increasingly it is becoming a powerful medium for activism. This activism is something that Croydon-based Bugeye has at their core, writes Molly Pavord.
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Drummer and founding member of The Police, Stewart Copeland will be coming to the UK for the first time with his Police Deranged for Orchestra tour, paying homage to his successful 40 year career.
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I would like to let my budgie enjoy some free flying time inside the house. What can I do to make sure he’s safe?
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The festive period is fast approaching, and as we start to decorate our Christmas trees, wrap up gifts and make mince pies, it’s important to remember the many people who will be spending Christmas away from home and loved ones.
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20 Years Ago – A granny became a gang’s trusted drugs’ mule, enjoying Caribbean holidays at the expense of her paymasters.
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The non-profit film is a feminist exploration of sexual assault and trauma and it is currently being screened at Clapham Picturehouse.
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La Clique will be sure to provide a weird and wacky night of entertainment. The show defies any rigid constraints of genre in its bold and eclectic fusion of circus, cabaret, singing and comedy elements.
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New York sensation and rising comedian Catherine Cohen will be embarking on her first UK tour Come for me in February 2023, a raunchy portrayal of what it means to enter your 30s as a woman.
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Chourangi aims to replicate the Calcutta café dining experience and promises unexplored flavours of this area of India. It’s fair to say that it delivered on this point
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Most people in modern Britain owe our lives to a midwife but failures to address chronic staff shortages and invest in maternity services now leave staff facing unmanageable strains.
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Immersive exhibitions have taken the art-world by storm and David Hockney will soon be jumping on the bandwagon with his exhibition Bigger & Closer (not smaller & further away) to be displayed at the Lightroom in Kings Cross from January 25- April 23, writes Molly Pavord.
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In line with Maintenance Week, which takes place this week, the Property Care Association has put together some tips to put building maintenance in the spotlight.
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Antibiotics are important medications, fighting life-threatening bacterial infections in humans and pets alike, but this Antimicrobial Awareness Week (November 18-24), vet charity PDSA is highlighting the risk of antibiotic resistance.
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20 Years Ago – The then Prince Charles dropped in for a cuppa with pensioners in Southwark as part of celebrations to make the 250th anniversary of a group of almshouses.
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There are many ways to select which pubs are the best, and everyone will have their own favourites. But perhaps the most definitive list is that compiled by the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA), which celebrates 50 years of the “Good Beer Guide” this year.
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The Revel Puck Circus will be returning to London this winter with Wing Scuffle Spectacular! as part of LIT!, the finale of Lewisham’s year as the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan’s London Borough of Culture 2022.
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For years depictions of imprisonment, particularly wrongful imprisonment, have provided the backdrop for some of the most enduring tales across literature, film and theatre.
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Weird Al Yankovic will be coming to the UK in February for a limited run as part of his world tour The Unfortunate Return of the Ridiculously Self-Indulgent, Ill-Advised Vanity Tour.
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