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Jerram’s ‘The Museum of the Moon’ showcases at the Old Royal Naval College
This winter, space enthusiasts can delight at the opportunity to marvel at Luke Jerram’s grand, illuminated moon installation at the Old Royal Naval College, which will also be hosting a series of lunar-inspired events.
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Why not volunteer and help Scout movement?
We prioritised areas hardest hit by the pandemic, offering hope, skills and friendship to so many families.
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Prepare your pets for Bonfire Night
In 2021, in our 48 Pet Hospitals across the country, we saw 1,200 animals with firework related issues such as phobias and injuries, highlighting the real impact on our furry friends.
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Got diabetes? Don’t forget to get your winter vaccines
Diabetes UK is urging everyone with diabetes to book their free flu jab and Covid booster to protect themselves and others this winter.
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Girlhood Unfiltered a collection of essays exploring perceptions of black girls
Milk Honey Bees’ new book Girlhood Unfiltered is an empowering collection of essays written by a group of teenage girls, exploring adultification and discriminatory perceptions of black girls, writes Molly Pavord.
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Colin Hoult’s The Life and Death of Anna Mann reviewed by Christopher Walker
With many of London’s theatres struggling to fill seats at a time when their punters are themselves struggling to heat or eat, I’m pleased to report that one venue is enjoying unbridled success, writes Christopher Walker.
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Hot Chip to headline at Alexandra Palace’s Kaleidoscope Festival in 2023
On July 15, 2023, Kaleidoscope Festival will host its fourth event, which coincides with a celebration of Alexandra Palace’s 150th anniversary.
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Standing up for brothers and sisters in time of need
Through the promise of a daily meal at school, Mary’s Meals has been a beacon of hope for so many hungry children living through unimaginable horrors in Tigray, northern Ethiopia.
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Its Fireworks time!
This week will see London’s skies light up for Bonfire Night festivities. The capital boasts some of the nation’s biggest and best displays on offer, and this year they’re back with a bang.
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Rebekah Vardy and Coleen Rooney re-enacted for the London stage
For one night only, London theatre-goers will have the opportunity to see the famous wag-off trial re-enacted for the stage this autumn, writes Molly Pavord.
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In My View: Janet Daby, MP for Lewisham East
It is essential we have a general election to help our nation, we need a Labour Government. Only with a Labour Government will we clear up the Conservatives’ failures.
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Things that go bump: 2:22 – A Ghost Story plays at the West End’s Criterion theatre
With Halloween celebrations underway, Danny Robins’s spine-tingling play 2:22 – A Ghost Story will make the perfect viewing to get your share of wintery chills, writes Molly Pavord.
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Downsizing to a Churchill Retirement Living apartment means less maintenance, lower costs, and more time for your loved ones…
As well as being part of a friendly new community, you can have peace of mind that external maintenance and many of the day-to-day running costs are covered by an annual service charge that’s easy to budget for.
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We can help keep your heart in a healthy state
If you live with diabetes, your risk of having heart disease is increased.
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Top tips to getting a better bedroom
Designing a bedroom can be a difficult task, and if things are in the wrong place it can detract from the aesthetic of a room
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This week 10, 20, 30 years ago
Thousands of South Londoners joined a protest march against public spending cuts.
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Christopher Walker reviews the English National Opera production of Tosca by Puccini
It is often a challenge for a director to find a new way to bring a classic work to life. You need have no such fear with Christof Loy’s production of Puccini’s Tosca at the Coliseum.
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