Theatre: Operation Black Antler, Southbank Theatre
A politically charged immersive theatre piece which invites audiences to act as undercover cops is coming to the stage. Operation
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Author: Toby Porter
Author debuts documentary ‘Untold Story’ tackling sex abuse taboo in the black community
A young author is to unveil a film which he shot all over the world talking to victims about the
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Housing campaigners to answer questions and draw up strategy
Housing campaigners will hold a public meeting to push back against estate redevelopment schemes which they claim are ignoring residents’
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The Wimbledon Foundation celebrates the work of local charities
The Wimbledon Foundation, the charity of The All England Lawn Tennis Club and The Championships, hosted its annual reception last
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Specsavers smashes £1 million fundraising mark for Comic Relief
Specsavers once again supported Comic Relief this year, with Specsavers stores in South London selling funny frames in-store, which definitely
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Stabbed and mugged – Battersea restaurant owner appeals for witnesses
BY TOBY PORTER toby@slpmedia.co.uk A West Indian takeaway owner and pensioner has lambasted police for not doing enough to find
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Skiers from West Norwood take on the Arctic Circle Race to raise £10,000 for Alzheimer’s Research UK charity
BY TOBY PORTER toby@slpmedia.co.uk A couple will face temperatures as low as -30C in a three-day skiing race almost 100
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Julian’s gruelling 156-mile ultra-marathon challenge
BY NIGEL GORDON toby@slpmedia.co.uk A former publican left destitute, along with his family, when he was ousted from his business,
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Raise a glass to Three Cheers – new landlords on the block
Three Cheers pubs are the new kids on the block but they are already players in the South London pub
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55 Siamese cats rescued from home in Croydon
BY TOBY PORTER toby@slpmedia.co.uk Strange as it may seem, it sounds like some fleas have died and gone to heaven
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75 job losses feared as West Norwood charity faces closure
BY TOBY PORTER toby@slpmedia.co.uk A 66-year-old charity which offers a lifeline to up to 400 people with learning disabilities could be
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Anti-Brexit campaigner Mullins hails victory over former employee in ‘gig’ economy case
A plumber has lost his employment tribunal even though the Supreme Court backed his claim, that he was on the
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Dons stars hail players at a different level
AFC Wimbledon first-teamers Deji Oshilaja and Will Nightingale dashed away from training to present medals to teams at a unique
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Weef on the menu
By James Twomey An artist will take a retrospective look back on his career putting his works on the menu
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Tony Lord recalls tales of the headmaster’s ferocious dog
Best for you dog-lovers out there not to read this piece. In 1949 the headmaster of Christ’s College, a private
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Plumcroft Primary School, engine idling
By James Twomey Children from a primary school took to the streets to educate their parents and other drivers about
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The Dreamsy
By James Twomey Getting £1m for your birthday is something one can only dream about. But that’s exactly what happened
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Peter Craske on reycling in Bexley
Cllr Peter Craske is Bexley’s cabinet member for places For the past 14 years Bexley has achieved the highest recycling
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Daniel Francis on new social homes
Daniel Francis is leader of Labour Group in Bexley Earlier this month, Labour councillors set out proposals to increase expenditure
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