Hollywood legend Spike Lee to do Q&A at Brixton Ritzy
Spike Lee, director of pioneering movies She’s Gotta Have It and Malcolm X is coming to Brixton to answer questions
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Author: Toby Porter
Cafe regulars donate thousands after it is trashed by burglars
By Tim McNulty A popular community cafe hit by a brazen burglary last weekend was helped back on its feet
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Minicab drivers block London Bridge for third week running
Hundreds of fuming minicab drivers are expected to block London Bridge with their cars in a third protest over the
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‘Rehome vulnerable women’ – Housing Action Southwark and Lambeth (HASL) staged a protest at Southwark council’s town hall
BY TOBY PORTER toby@slpmedia.co.uk Campaigners occupied a town hall in protest at the treatment of domestic violence survivors. Housing Action Southwark
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Talk of the Town: Exhibition – Windrush: Arrival 1948
Windrush passenger landing cards destroyed by the Home Office in 2010 have been recreated and put on display at Goldsmiths,
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Deptford Heritage Festival to celebrating history and culture of Deptford
The Deptford Heritage Festival returns this February for its third year running, celebrating the history and culture of Deptford with
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Blood cancer charity needs ethnically diverse stem cell volunteers for the Anthony Nolan Stem Cell Register
Student volunteers in universities across London are attempting to recruit hundreds of youngsters to the Anthony Nolan stem cell register.
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Age UK Wandsworth promotes service ‘Digipals’ which helps older people with new technology
Digipals, which helps older people cope with new technology, is running a series of drop-in session around Wandsworth this year.
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Food & Drink: Radio Alice, Clapham SW4 0BD
BY PALOMA LACY A quirky name and great location puts the diner in the right frame of mind. Add to
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Nine ‘Elms’ reclaims its name again after the Great Storm of 1987
BY TOBY PORTER toby@slpmedia.co.uk Elm trees have been replanted to replace the two blown down in the ‘Great Storm’ of 1987
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Theatre: Ghost Girl/Gwei Mui at Camden’s People Theatre, NW1
An actress is a shining light on what life in Britain is like for racial minorities in a new play,
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Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust create programme of shows to open up dialogue about death
A hospital trust and an arts festival are encouraging people to talk about death. Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation
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Miss World Ponce de León pays a visit to Rockbourne Youth Club in Forest Hill
Miss World, Vanessa Ponce de León from Mexico, visited the Rockbourne Youth Club in Forest Hill which provides respite for
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Dulwich Photographer captures a snapshot of poverty in a Ghanaian school
BY SEAN DELANEY toby@slpmedia.co.uk A volunteer photographer who caught malaria three times while capturing a frank snapshot of poverty at
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Mitcham songstress Kerrie-Ann bids for Eurovision glory
BY TOBY PORTER toby@slpmedia.co.uk A casual conversation has transformed Kerrie-Anne’s life. She learned to sing in a Battersea Pentecostal church
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Albanian people smuggler residing in Penge extradited to Belgium to serve 10 year sentence
BY TOBY PORTER toby@slpmedia.co.uk The ringleader of an organised criminal network behind hundreds of attempts to smuggle migrants into the
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Kennington mum in High Court fight over missing medical notes in a bid to find out truth behind daughter’s death
BY TOBY PORTER toby@slpmedia.co.uk A mother who started writing about her late daughter’s life battling bowel cancer found her medical records
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Millwall anti-racism group to start meetings this month
Millwall has announced it will start meetings of a new focus group to involve anti-discrimination groups in its community projects.
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Streatham know Thunder game is must-win to boost play-off prospects
BY DAVID CARR Streatham travel to Milton Keynes to take on the Thunder this weekend in a game they must
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