Festival14 will be headlined by acts including hip-hop pioneer Grandmaster Flash, disco powerhouse Jocelyn Brown, the electrifying House Gospel Choir and London Legend Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Orchestra.
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Residents at the Longitude, Latitude and Altitude blocks off Barclay Road are still waiting for cladding to be removed from their homes and for internal work to be carried out to stop potential fires from spreading between flats.
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The Sunday markets will see stalls featuring food, antiques, vintage clothes, home accessories and more, as traders welcome customers all weekend long.
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Leaving a dog in a car on a warm day, even in a shaded location with the windows open, can create a potentially fatal situation.
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10 Years Ago – Southwark council’s cabinet approved plans to use a former council nursery at Camberwell New Cemetery in Brenchley Gardens to create new burial plots.
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Saga commissioned a survey to uncover public opinion towards electric vehicles, finding that most EV drivers are motivated particularly by environmental and financial reasons.
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CBeebies’ family favourites Bing and Flop made a special appearance at a nursery in Brixton.
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Extant’s work aims to increase the representation of visually impaired people in the arts and over the next three years.
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Block by Block illustrator Cierra Block shares 50 maps showing the best places to go in London, whether it’s for food, history, culture, shopping, beautiful buildings or gardens.
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Golden Globe winner and Peckham-born actor, John Boyega was joined by his nearest and dearest to unveil his Madame Tussauds London figure.
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The vehicles, also known as ‘rickshaws’, are being targeted in a crackdown by Westminster City Council for being a nuisance in the West End.
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The number 11 Hammersmith and Fulham MP Greg Hands is battling to protect can take up to 80 minutes to travel from Fulham to Central London.
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Set in a sweltering Seville, it tells the story of the downfall of Don José, a naïve boy soldier. He deserts his childhood sweetheart, his regiment and honest life in general, for the sensuous delights of the gypsy Carmen.
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A failing South London GP surgery has been put under special measures after the care watchdog found expired vaccines stored in a fridge.
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Celebrities including ex-professional footballers and social media personalities battled it out on the pitch, raising more than £25k for Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity (GOSH Charity).
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An enthusiastic Year 3 class from Deptford Primary School joined Damien Egan, the Mayor of Lewisham, to celebrate the opening of their newly-refurbished playground.
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This week I managed to catch TONY! [The Tony Blair Rock Opera] at the Park Theatre – and regardless of my own reaction to the show, I don’t remember the last time I saw a show that had so dramatically divided the critics.
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Streatham MP Bell Ribeiro-Addy joined hundreds of protesters outside the Home Office on Monday to oppose the deportation programme ahead of this week’s first flight.
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Residents on an estate plagued by mice and maintenance issues say they feel ‘pushed out’ by the council’s redevelopment programme.
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