Marvellous opens this autumn at the Soho Place, West End
It tells the true story of Neil ‘Nello’ Baldwin, a man who has led an extraordinary life.
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Hospitality Weekend In The Woods Drum’N’Bass festival at Beckenham Place Park
Hospitality Weekend is billed as an escape from everyday life, with 98 acres of green and natural fields with lakes, woodland and a beautiful Palladian-style mansion.
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Exploring experiences of Brixton
Each will host a performance from a London-based creative, exploring their experience growing up in Brixton, writes Joe Marshall.
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Major crackdown to tackle violence in Croydon
The authority hopes to solve “the underlying causes” of violence, beginning with identifying the areas most at risk.
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Plan to ban drinking in town centre would lead to ‘social cleanising’
Police could soon be given extra powers to confiscate open bottles and cans of booze.
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Your great South London Press out now!
Food banks across South London are running out of food as the cost of living crisis crunches and hits donation
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More Tube strikes “likely” despite latest TfL funding deal
Yesterday it was announced that TfL had accepted a multi-billion pound bailout from the Government that will keep services running and fund maintenance and infrastructure projects through to March 2024.
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Care home applies to close following scathing report
Sanderstead Care Centre has now applied to close down after the Care Quality Commission found serious failings at the home.
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Complaints after water seen being stolen from cemetery
The council said it was aware of the issue, but added that the huge Mitcham Road Cemetery was difficult to monitor.
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Backlash against plans for boarding school
Residents in South Kensington have objected to plans for Baden Powell House to be turned into a school for GCSE and sixth-form pupils.
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Plans for giant scrapyard approved
Housing minister Marcus Jones overturned Lambeth council’s decision to block the 1,915 sqm metal recycling centre following an appeal by developer Urban & Provincial.
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The big clean-up begins: 300 tonnes of rubbish cleared after Notting Hill Carnival
The huge amount of rubbish, which weighs the same as 25 London buses, was cleaned up by 6am this morning.
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Families still waiting to return home more than a fortnight after gas explosion
The news comes as another 60 families were told they can return to their homes in Galpin’s Road “at their own risk”.
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“It’s a miracle nobody was killed” – calls for speed reduction in road where car crashed into nursery school
Firefighters and police rushed to the nursery in New Cross after a black Kia careened into a wall outside of it at around 5pm last Tuesday.
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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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Could you become a trolly volunteer like Elaine Paige?
Help is needed in Crystal Palace, where Royal Voluntary Service volunteers run a welcoming café within Bowley Close Rehabilitation Centre, providing a friendly, sociable service.
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The bias and challenges black women face in life
As a black person and female, I understand the challenges and bias this group faces in life and the impact of these intersections, which are widely misunderstood.
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In My View: Helen Hayes, MP for Dulwich and West Norwood
It’s hard to imagine after such a hot month, but it won’t be long before all of us across London start turning up the heating to keep us warm on cold winter nights.
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This week 10, 20, 30 years ago
30 Years Ago – A high-speed train service was late on its maiden journey after a fire broke out in a factory near the railway line.
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