For four evenings a year, the gallery will host a series of activities inspired by Tate Britain’s programme and collection, offering Londoners the opportunity to come together and celebrate local creative talent.
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The treacherous trio were notorious for stealing and snatching bodies to sell them to various hospitals around London, including St Thomas’ Hospital and King’s College.
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The offer comes as the Regional Schools Commissioner (RSC) announced that Holland Park school could be transferred to United Learning – the largest multi-academy chain in the country.
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Shakespeare in the Squares is a not-for-profit touring theatre company that stages a Shakespeare play in London garden squares for one night in each venue every summer, writes Christopher Walker.
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With the weather starting to warm up, I’m worried about my guinea pigs getting too hot. What can I do to stop them overheating?
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Second Summer of Love is a new solo show, written and performed by Emmy Happisburgh, and directed by Peter Bramley.
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The Royal Albert in New Cross is a splendid Victorian building that stood out in the local area. A traditional pub with a hipster makeover.
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From July 25 to August 26, a range of activities will be put on weekdays from 10:30am to 4pm.
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For many of us, summer is the season of jetting off on holiday, planning exciting outdoor adventures, and making the
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Research by property maintenance solution provider, Help me Fix, has revealed that on average, 81 tradesmen per day will have tools stolen, incurring a cost of £1,705 – that’s a total cost of £137,438 per day
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The Target Ovarian Cancer campaign group marched to Number 10 Downing Street following research that revealed that four out of five women could not name the key symptom of ovarian cancer – persistent bloating.
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A topic I come back to year after year, and a subject that remains close to our hearts at Greenwich Theatre, is the likely origin of the next big musical.
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It was one of the star attractions of the capital – a magnet for excitable youngsters for two decades since its opening as part of the Festival of Britain in 1951, writes Yann Tear.
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The Rainbow Collective Film Club from Peckham have been announced as winners at the Into Film Awards, which honours the best young film-makers and use of film in education across the UK.
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Residents plagued by school-run traffic have lashed out at a South London private college after it sold the headteacher’s parking space to parents for £5,000.
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Uncle George is one of the Windrush Pioneers who will be honoured on Thursday 14 July 2022 at The Albany Theatre, Deptford, London.
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30 Years Ago – Wandsworth council came under fire for giving its top officers a pay rise of more than 10 per cent while offering a rise of less than four per cent to its rank and file workers.
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My pet canary has red and slightly swollen eyes. What’s the best course of action to take? Can I clean them myself, or could it be something more serious?
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