Motorists banned from roads under Croydon’s new School Streets plans
Ten School Streets will be returning in Croydon today as the council opens a fresh round of consultation on the schemes.
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The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs: Q&A with director Hannah Hauer-King
Hannah Hauer-King, is director of The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs coming to Soho Theatre’s main stage next month. Here is a Q&A with her.
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Firefighter who died in line of duty recognised with plaque
Wimbledon firefighter Anthony Marshall, has been commemorated with the red plaque in Gladstone Road, Wimbledon.
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Boys choir to hold concert to mark summer solstice
The Trinity Boys Choir Nine, based in Shirley Park, Croydon, is holding a music concert for the solstice in the church of St John the Evangelist in Shirley Church Road, Croydon.
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Hundreds gather at Southwark Cathedral for Ramadan event celebrating unity five years after London Bridge terrorist attacks
Crowds gathered at Southwark Cathedral for the Southwark Grand Iftar, a meal after sunset during the month of Ramadan, on Thursday, April 21.
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Medical supplies donated by Guy’s and St Thomas’ arrive in Ukraine
More than 150 pallets of supplies have been shipped to Ukrainian hospitals, containing (PPE) such as gloves and theatre gowns, as well as bandages, sutures, dressings and other essential items.
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Parents of girl born with rare heart condition raise charity cash for hospital
Jenny and Billy Fox from Sidcup, took part in half marathon to raise money for Evelina London Children’s Charity after their daughter, Florence, received treatment for a serious heart condition.
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This week: 10, 20, 30 years ago
10 Years Ago: Nearly 300 homes were left without water after workers demolishing part of their estate damaged pipes leading from a pump.
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Mitcham artist and filmmaker Michael. wins this year’s Jerwood/FVU moving–image Award
He wins £25,000 artist commission and is set to showcase his ground breaking, large-scale moving-image installation cleave to the Black at Jerwood Space in South London from May 7 – July 23. Admission is free.
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Cheapest place to run electric car is?
In the aftermath of COP26 and the recent petrol crisis that has seen prices reach a record high in the UK, it seems to have influenced online interest in electric vehicles, with searches skyrocketing this year by 1,500 per cent.
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16-year-old boy dies after Brixton stabbing
Police were called shortly after 7.30pm on Monday, April 4 to reports of a stabbing in Hicken Road.
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Help furry friends cope with allergies
Just like us, pets can develop allergies to many different things and it’s essential we understand how to help them cope with the symptoms.
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Man charged in connection with string of betting shop armed robberies
Brett Mullan, 51, of Wellington Street, Gravesend, is due to appear in custody at Barkingside Magistrate’s Court today charged with five counts of robbery and five counts of being in possession of an imitation firearm.
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Motorists banned from roads from today under new School Streets plans
Ten School Streets will be returning in Croydon today as the council opens a fresh round of consultation on the schemes.
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Scandaltown at Lyric Theatre reviewed by Christopher Walker
The wonderfully talented Rachael Stirling leads a young cast through a rollicking romp at the Lyric, writes Christopher Walker.
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The Washerwoman – a mix of British folklore and modern British culture
The Washerwoman is a nine-minute short film, following the main character, Laura, as she walks through the park to get home.
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Theatre company’s twist on the tale of St George
Families and visitors gathered at Borough Market’s Green Market and Market Hall to see street theatre performances in celebration of St George’s Day.
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Man arrested in connection with series of armed robberies
The 51-year-old was arrested on Monday, on suspicion of five counts of robbery. He remains in custody at an east London police station.
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Sting reinforces why he is widely considered one of the greatest living musicians
Sting could sell out stadiums across the country, but instead the rocker chose the intimate setting of London Palladium to perform hit songs from his illustrious career
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