Nominate a volunteer who helps those who have MS
I’m calling on people in South London to nominate volunteers who have made an impact on people living with, and affected by, multiple sclerosis (MS).
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Author: News Reporter
Pet’s Corner Q&A
My ferret seems to suddenly be putting on a lot of weight. Why might this be?
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Key points in caring for your rabbits
Rabbits make wonderful pets, but they do have many needs that can unintentionally be overlooked.
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Madonna concert show Into the Groove playing at Millfield Arts Centre
A dazzling and a colourful theatrical spectacular has taken to the road with an extra-special spectacular production for 2022 that pays homage to 40 years of the chart-topping legend
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Wembley Park unveils open air exhibition Visions of Home by Ukrainian-born artist Ira Lupu.
Visions of Home launched on August 1 and will be on display until October 31, forming part of the summer Wembley Park Art Trail, and incorporates a variety of photographs, site-specific installations, and digital artworks
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Dance company Yewande 103 announces screendance Fountain.
Fountain blends dance and “digital watery environments” to explore cycles of repair, loss, bereavement, joy and intimacy.
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Doing their level best to restore former Greenwich mansion
A campaign has begun to restore a 130-year-old mansion in Greenwich which has played a significant role establishing the university there, writes James Twomey.
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Dax is small but it’s fine for two adults
Authentic, robust and offering simple riding pleasure, it features a pressed steel frame, 31mm USD forks, 12-inch wheels and air-cooled SOHC two-valve engine with four-speed gearbox and centrifugal clutch.
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Bid to sell booze outside Millwall’s The Den ground rejected after cops fear violence
Tara Grimes had her application to serve alcohol to fans outside the Lions’ ground, The Den, before the team’s match against Coventry City on Saturday turned down by Lewisham council
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Festival of fun returns to Southmere Park in Thamesmead
A community festival returns to Southmere Park in Abbey Wood tomorrow, bringing together residents and visitors for a free celebration of all things Thamesmead.
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Katie’s up for top business in Trades & Construction award
Katie Corkill launched her business in 2019 and operates across South London, with recent projects in Wimbledon, Greenwich, Fulham, Streatham and Sydenham.
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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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The Prince, an insightful exploration of identity playing at Southwark Playhouse
This is the first play from Abigail Thorn, creator of the hugely popular web show Philosophy Tube, which she has built to more than one million subscribers since it was established in 2013.
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Omid Djalili’s Good Times Tour is coming to the Churchill Theatre, Bromley
Omid Djalili will be taking to the road with his rescheduled UK tour, The Good Times Tour coming to the Churchill Theatre, Bromley on October 15.
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Half Price Token Day at Benson Funfair Streatham Common 10th August
Don’t miss out on half price token day to the spectacular rides at Benson’s Funfair on Streatham Common, Wednesday 10th August
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‘Junkies, criminals, artists, some are still my friends’
We all have stories to tell about our past but the tales we read about in books are often about people who have had the power, money and resources to let us know their history. This is a different story, writes Deborah Price.
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NOW Gallery in Greenwich presents Human Stories: The Satirists.
Taking place at the NOW Gallery in Greenwich Peninsula from October 13 to November 13, The Satirists brings together six rising stars in the field of photography and film, – Bubi Canal, Leonard Suryajaya, Nyugen Smith, Thandiwe Muriu, Thy Tran and Stephen Tayo.
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Joy of Sound runs music sessions for people with severe disabilities and impairments in Lambeth
Joy of Sound runs music sessions open to all including older people and people living with learning disabilities, autism, dementia, mental health challenges and long-term physical conditions
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Elephant and Castle walking tours… embark on a history of communities and cultures
On the tour, actors will bring to life famous characters from the area and tell their fascinating stories as you embark on a journey of the history of the culturally-diverse area.
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