Nelson heading west to Swindon as he goes out on fourth loan
Millwall defender Sid Nelson will extend his learning curve with his fourth loan in two years as he goes out
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Author: Toby Porter
Organisers hope to make Deptford LGBTQ Pride an annual event.
Deptford LGBTQ Pride will take place on Saturday, August 18. The event first took place last year and was organised
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Famous playwright, David Wood comes to Lewisham
The playwright who adapted children’s favourite book The Tiger Who Came To Tea for the stage is coming to Lewisham.
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Fun-filled family day out at the sixth annual Kidbrooke Village fete
Live music and traditional fairground rides and activities will transform Cator Park into a fun-filled family day out with the
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Greenwich & Lewisham Young People’s Theatre hosts nights out at Tramshed for clubbers with learning disabilities.
Greenwich & Lewisham Young People’s Theatre is starting a series of club nights for adults with learning disabilities. On Friday,
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Kicks not Flicks raises money for anti-knife crime initiatives and families of the Grenfell Tower fire
Rasheed Alawiye saw stabbings every week as a police officer in South London. Mr Alawiye spent five years in the
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Joivan Wade co-creator of ‘Mandem on the Wall’ talks about his role in Hollywood hit film, The First Purge
BY CALUM FRASER calum@slpmedia.co.uk A Lewisham actor in Hollywood horror hit film The First Purge says there would be a north-south
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Danny Thorpe, leader of Greenwich council: Council housing will be front and centre our plans going forward
The first few years of my life were spent on the Ferrier and Page Estates and I saw first-hand how
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Ska legend Neville Staple entertains thousands at the Phoenix Festival
Ska legend and The Specials frontman Neville Staple entertained thousands of revellers as the only resident-led housing association in London
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Police appeal for help to find Greenwich man in connection with stabbing at betting shop in Eltham
Detectives investigating a stabbing in Greenwich have released the image and name of a man they would like to speak
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100 firefighters called out to battle grass blaze on common
More than 100 firefighters tackled a massive grass fire in Greenwich. The blaze swept through Woolwich Common on Monday, July
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Beast who assaulted girls as young as eight is behind bars
BY TOBY PORTER toby@slpmedia.co.uk A pervert dubbed the ‘Rush Hour Prowler’ who was convicted of sexually assaulting 14 women and
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Huge knife found in community sweep in Southwark
Communities are pulling together to tackle knife crime in South London. Residents in Southwark have been out on three weapons
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Hughes to become chancellor of London South Bank University
Sir Simon Hughes has been confirmed as the new executive chancellor of London South Bank University. Sir Simon has hailed
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Greenwich primary school whizz-kid achieves top marks in national maths exam
BY CALUM FRASER calum@slpmedia.co.uk Haris Dalipi has the formula for success. When he was 10 he got an A* in
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Protest over school academisation plans
BY CALUM FRASER calum@slpmedia.co.uk Parents battling the academisation of their local school protested outside the Department for Education offices. Members
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On the run: owner who lured date onto the boat ride which killed her
BY CALUM FRASER calum@slpmedia.com Charlotte Brown’s last words to her family were: “Still alive. Waiting for the tide so we
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South Londoners are nominated in shortlist for Mercury music prize
BY CALUM FRASER calum@slpmedia.co.uk South London upstarts are looking to topple pop and rock royalty in this year’s Mercury Prize.
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Last chance to save Wide Horizons: Charity serving almost 50,000 children set to close today if £200K not raised
Up to 45,000 children from hundreds of schools will lose access to outdoor activities if a charity does not raise
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