Are You Watching?
The Royal Court Theatre announced the full cast and creative team for the World Premiere production of Are You Watching? by Georgie Dettmer. Georgie…
Albert Bridge reopens to pedestrians and cyclists after closure due to ‘unexpected movements’
Albert Bridge has reopened after it was closed to pedestrians and cyclists on Wednesday afternoon (April 8). The Thames Crossing was shut-off to all…
Review: John Proctor is the Villain at Royal Court
A finale that will not be forgotten Kimberly Belflower’s ‘John Proctor is the Villain’ draws together the Salem Witch Trials, Arthur Miller’s The Crucible,…
World Premiere of Foal
A revenge thriller set in the era of the Sony Walkman Amar Chadha-Patel will make his professional stage debut in the world premiere of Foal…
Council applies for borough-wide injunction to tackle illegal car meets
Illegal car meets may face greater enforcement in Central London as Westminster City Council applies for a borough-wide injunction. Supported by Kensington and Chelsea…
Rise and Fall of a Temple
Rise and Fall of a Temple, a major exhibition at Chelsea Space by artist Eva Sajovic that invites audiences to reconsider the idea of…
John Proctor is the Villain
‘One day, maybe, the new world we were promised will actually be new…’ The cast has been announced for the UK transfer of one…
Council doesn’t expect systems to be fully operational until the summer after cyber attack
A West London council has issued a detailed update on which services have been impacted by a recent cyber attack and what it means…
Review: The Undertones – Shepherds Bush Empire
2000 people with a cousin named Kevin The Undertones are celebrating their 50 years in the business with a tour called, unsurprisingly, 50th Anniversary…
Council hit by cyber attack is investigating a data breach
A council hit by a cyber attack is investigating a data breach after discovering some information has been copied and taken away. Kensington and…
Extension of Free School Meals and £200 one-off payment
A West London council will hand out cash payments of £200 to thousands of residents to ease cost of living pressures in the New…
Council chose not to tell staff about legionella as it’s ‘not uncommon’
A West London council says it chose not to share important information about positive legionella samples in one of its buildings with staff because…
