Theatre: The Light in The Piazza, Royal Festival Hall
A musical love story performed with a 34-piece orchestra is heading to the Royal Festival Hall this summer, with a
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Monique the £500 Micra who is taking on 11,000-mile Mongolian rally in aid of charities
BY TOBY PORTER toby@slpmedia.co.uk Monique is a tough teenager preparing for a long trip to Mongolia for charity. It would
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Potholes are major growing problem in South London
BY MATT FARMER toby@slpmedia.co.uk Potholes are a growing problem across the country, but in South London the cracks are really
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Theatre: J’Ouvert at the Theatre503, Battersea
A team of black women and non-binary artists join forces to present a rhythmic and vibrant testimony of womanhood on
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The Lunar Effect: hypnotic psychedelic rock at The Underdog London
A free night of hypnotic psychedelic rock will take place at The Underdog London on May 31 with bands The
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The Osho Gallery music school in Lambeth Walk saved from axe
BY JAMES TWOMEY james@slpmedia.co.uk A music school which has been providing lessons to children for more than two decades has
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British artist James Capper unveils his sculpture ‘Mudskipper’ this month
Mudskipper British artist James Capper will unveil his new large-scale mobile sculpture Mudskipper this month as a public sculpture that
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Ancestral home of the Duke of Wellington hosts summer events marking the battles of Waterloo and Salamanca
The ancestral home of the Duke of Wellington will host a series of summer events to mark the battles of
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Ignition Brewery organises space to help emerging artists
Ignition Brewery is a vibrant brewery in Sydenham which employs and trains people with learning disabilities to brew beer, but
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Neighbours ‘shocked’ as police launch murder probe into Hither Green death
BY JAMES TWOMEY toby@slpmedia.co.uk A man who was found dead in his flat has been described as “100 per cent class”
Read MoreRevealed: how many globetrotting trips drivers in Kensington and Chelsea clocked last year
Drivers covered enough mileage on Kensington and Chelsea roads last year to take them around the world more than 10,000
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Parents vent fury by protesting outside St Mary Magdalen’s Catholic School where SATs in maths were voided
BY JAMES TWOMEY james@slpmedia.co.uk Parents are protesting against how a primary school is run after a SATs exam was voided. St
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Exhibition: Caribbean Takeaway Takeover at the Migration Museum
An interactive pop-up art and sound installation exhibition showcasing the stories of Windrush generation elders by artist Evewright will take
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Exhibition: Cutting Edge: Modernist British Printmaking at the Dulwich Picture Gallery
An exhibition focusing on the brief but intense period of dynamic printmaking during the inter-war period is appearing at the
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A picnic to celebrate remarkable Herne Hill author
Pupils, parents and staff at a school will stage a picnic to mark the courageous and joyous life of an
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ONBlackheath: Return of the summer Blackheath Festival
BY JAMES TWOMEY A summer highlight is returning with a musical line-up of big names which promises to provide fun
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Criminal gang found guilty of £10m online fraud at Blackheath Crown Court
BY TOBY PORTER toby@slpmedia.co.uk A man has been found guilty of being part of a criminal gang which stole £10million after
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Surrey Docks Farm rises from ashes after devastating fire
A city farm, devastated by an arson attack more than a decade ago is set to rise from the ashes
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Hundreds of Hammersmith and Fulham families faced ‘no-fault’ evictions in last five years
Hundreds of Hammersmith and Fulham families have been removed from their rented homes under controversial “no-fault” evictions over the last
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