Theatre owner announces opening of new West-End theatre @sohoplace
West End producer and theatre owner, Nica Burns, has announced the opening of @sohoplace, the first new-build West End theatre in 50 years.
Read MoreWest End producer and theatre owner, Nica Burns, has announced the opening of @sohoplace, the first new-build West End theatre in 50 years.
Read MoreVistry South East delivered the four new apartment blocks at Viewpoint, a collection of one, two and three-bedroom apartments
Read MoreThe latest report from Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) found that some responders were not trained on how to deal with terrorist incidents, while inspectors found that the brigade’s values “are not displayed by all staff”.
Read MoreSoane Square, between Chelsea and Belgravia, will be used for outdoor eating and drinking from May until October and then host short-term events for the public during the winter season.
Read MoreParents would much rather walk or cycle with their children to school, with nearly six in 10 saying that walking or cycling is the best way to spend quality time with their children.
Read MoreSarina Wiegman’s squad sealed their place in the final with a sensational 4-0 win over second-ranked Sweden last night, including a goal of the tournament contender from Alessia Russo.
Read MoreThe Greater London Authority (GLA), which includes Transport for London (TfL), spends about £10 billion a year handing out contracts for infrastructure projects and redevelopments.
Read MoreIn the next two months, a report on possible options for reopening the swimming pool, which closed in March 2020 after making a significant loss, is expected to be completed.
Read MoreIt’s important to remember that reward-based training methods will always generate the best results – building trust while having fun along the way
Read MoreThe book, What’s in a London Pub Name? explains the meaning behind 656 pub names across Greater London and, in the process, shows how they can tell us so much about the capital’s social, political and cultural history.
Read MoreThere are lots of potential hazards for pet owners to think about when organising a summer barbecue – heatstroke, burns, poisonous foods, and choking hazards to name but a few
Read MoreIs it wrong to hold a rabbit on its back? Though we see this as a form of love and affection, rabbits feel safer when you pet them on the floor rather than picking them up for a cuddle..
Read MorePension credit could be a vital boost, but also acts as a ‘gateway entitlement’ as it provides access to several other advantages like free TV licenses for over 75s, council tax reductions, free dental and optical care
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Read MoreAs the cost-of-living crisis worsens, throughout July Greenpeace volunteers have been speaking to people in South London about the connection between rising energy bills, Putin’s war, and the climate crisis
Read MoreVisitors can sample a wide range of international flavours in a global gastronomic feast, and to dine al fresco in the new Elephant Park.
Read MoreRenowned British artist Stuart Semple will devise a free and immersive one-day festival at Dulwich Picture Gallery which will showcase his new work.
Read MoreWith temperatures set to soar, it’s more important than ever to protect your garden and its content from the incoming heatwave
Read More20 Years Ago – The South London Press announced the launch of its campaign to see Jade Goody win Channel 4’s Big Brother.
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