What to do when a pet gets stressed
Being anxious is a horrible feeling for anyone, including our pets. Determining the root of their fear is an important first step in enabling you to help them overcome any negative associations
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FREE marketing consultancy advice for South London based Afro-Caribbean businesses
I am offering five Afro-Caribbean owned businesses based in South London the opportunity to access FREE expert evidence-based marketing consultancy advice for six months.
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Blue is the colour, music is the game…
The New York record label Blue Note is an iconic institution. It is to jazz music as Trojan Records is to reggae, or Motown is to soul, writes Joe Marshall.
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Marie Curie… We are here to help you however you deal with grief
With so many people across the nation surprised at their reactions following the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II,
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Sweet Caroline comes to town charting Neil Diamond’s rise to fame
The full-blown stage show is billed as a journey celebrating some of the world’s best loved pop songs.
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London Design Festival incorporates a range of showcases at the OXO Tower
Innovators and experimentalists working at the cutting edge of materials will look to discuss ecological issues such as how the design industry can become a sustainable, circular economy.
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The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel playing at the Churchill Theatre, Bromley
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel is a soulful tale of British geriatrics and their quirky antics in India.
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Exhibition: The Way They See Us at London Lighthouse Gallery & Studio
The Way They See Us is a fictional narrative series based on socio-cultural references from the artist’s hometown of Osubi in Delta state, Nigeria.
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Ballooniana! Circus-style theatre at the New Wimbledon Theatre
Ballooniana! is a play about the invention of the hot air balloon, narrated by clownish vaudevillians.
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This week 10, 20, 30 years ago
10 Years ago – Campaigner Doreen Lawrence was given an honorary fellowship at Goldsmiths college in New Cross.
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Better use of grant cash than bringing back theatre
The £50,000 from the Community Infrastructure Levy would be better spent on improved housing for nurses and other key workers, or on affordable student accommodation.
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Pet’s Corner Q&A
My cat, Sid, keeps limping after he’s been lying down. I can’t see any injuries and he doesn’t do it all the time. What could be wrong?
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The Alehouse Sessions at the Southbank Centre
As part of its classical music programme, the Southbank Centre will be hosting a double-bill of performances which will see the venue transformed into a 17th century tavern.
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Have a cuppa or two and raise vital charity funds
This year’s Macmillan Coffee Morning will be on Friday 30th September, but please get involved whenever and wherever you can.
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Finding Diwali… Celebrating good over evil, light over dark
On October 22, The National Maritime Museum will be hosting their annual festivities, under the title Finding Diwali.
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In My View: Bell Ribeiro-Addy, MP for Streatham
Chris was studying for an architecture apprenticeship, engaged to be married and on the cusp of becoming a father. Last Monday night, he was shot and killed by a firearms officer following a police pursuit.
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Your great South London Press – out now!
For the latest news, sport, entertainment, pubs and restaurant reviews in your area!
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St Martin-in-the-Fields High School… Proud to be a girl’s school
We very much look forward to seeing you at our Open Evening on 22 September 6-8 pm or during one of our Open Mornings on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at 9 am until 31 October.
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Make a difference in a young person’s life
We are looking for people who are prepared to give up a small amount of time each month, which can be very flexible, to volunteer and make a positive impact on a young person’s life.
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