As I write this we are just beginning the technical rehearsals for An Intervention, our production of Mike Bartlett’s play about what happens when we discover we don’t really know our friends.
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Worms are parasites that live inside the body and can cause health issues in both animals and humans. Although it’s rare for humans to catch worms from their pets, they can prove dangerous if passed onto children and pregnant women.
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Bringing the world’s most exciting international contemporary talent to stages across London, focussing on intersectional, diverse, innovative, international and national female dancemakers
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A judge overturned Southwark council’s decision to refuse to give the family a higher priority for rehousing in May.
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Temperatures could reach 40C this week and will remain in the 20s for the next couple of weeks. People have been looking for ways to stay cool
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A mob film shot all over London starring Clive Russell has finished filming and is in post-production.
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Shirley, 49, undertook the challenge for Guy’s & St Thomas’ charity to mark a year since she donated one of her kidneys to the son of a friend at Guy’s Hospital in Great Maze Pond, Southwark.
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The house of a Victorian artist and former President of the Royal Academy, Lord Frederic Leighton who died in 1896, will reopen to the public on October 15 following an £8million transformation.
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Firefighters tackled the fire at a five-storey residential town house, where all of the roof, part of a flat on the third and part of a flat on the fourth floor were destroyed by the fire.
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Artist Sol Golden Sato brought his Happy Feet public art project to the Nine Elms Estate on Saturday, encouraging children to get creative by removing their shoes to paint on a 50m canvas whilst dancing.
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The critically-acclaimed 90s Live! stage show features the greatest hits of the decade, from Take That to Oasis and The Spice Girls to Supergrass plus every chart-topper in between.
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After a two-year break, Croydon’s PrideFest will return to the borough this weekend. The free event in Wandle Park will take place tomorrow.
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The Met Office has responded by putting in place an Amber warning: Extreme heat for London and much of the rest of the country on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
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It is with great pleasure that I can report that the theatre now has a substantial hit on its hands with a wonderfully spirited production of Much Ado About Nothing.
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The Brazilian café prepared food, including salads, meat and rice dishes, in a kitchen riddled with rat droppings.
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The Grade-II listed bridge was shut down in August 2020 after small cracks in the cast-iron structure expanded in a heatwave. It reopened to pedestrians and cyclists in July 2021.
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Nitrous oxide, regularly combined with oxygen to produce Entonox, provides sedation in dental and emergency procedures as well as pain relief in labour.
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The motion comes in response to fears in the local community that decisions in the USA are emboldening those who would protest and harass women outside of abortion clinics in the UK.
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For the first time, 15 members of staff graduated from the Calibre Leadership Programme, which was delivered by Dr Ossie Stuart, an international disability consultant and academic, in partnership with the Trust’s equality, diversity and inclusion team.
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