Resident ballot returns majority ‘no’ to proposed demolition plans

Resident ballot returns majority ‘no’ to proposed demolition plans

Ruby GregoryNov 5, 2025

A group of Stockwell residents are feeling relieved after a ballot which proposed the demolition and regeneration of their homes returned a majority ‘No’…

Council named three times in report on serious damp and mould failings

Council named three times in report on serious damp and mould failings

Ruby GregoryNov 2, 2025

Lambeth Council has been named three times in a new Housing Ombudsman report which highlights serious damp and mould failings from social housing landlords.…

Review: Julius Caesar at Omnibus Theatre

Review: Julius Caesar at Omnibus Theatre

Michael HollandOct 31, 2025

The touring theatre company Tangle have been championing African and Caribbean excellence since its formation in 2009. Mainly operating out of home theatres in…

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Volunteers behind a Black-curated film programme ‘feel ignored by BFI’

Ruby GregoryOct 30, 2025

Volunteers behind a Black-curated film programme say they feel disrespected and completely ignored by the British Film Institute (BFI) after major changes were made…

The Highgate Vampire

The Highgate Vampire

Michael HollandOct 27, 2025

The Woman in Black meets The Mighty Boosh Bag of Beard Theatre return this Autumn with The Highgate Vampire, bringing one of London’s most…

The Problem With the Seventh Year 

The Problem With the Seventh Year 

Michael HollandOct 13, 2025

‘Throw every punch with bad intentions’ The London Premiere of the award winning play The Problem With the Seventh Year opens at the White…

The Sea Horse

The Sea Horse

Michael HollandOct 13, 2025

Themes of vulnerability and human connection Set in a dark waterfront bar of the same name, Edward J Moore’s The Sea Horse is a…

Review: Marie-Claire Messouma Manlabien’s Mémoires des Corps at Gasworks

Review: Marie-Claire Messouma Manlabien’s Mémoires des Corps at Gasworks

Michael HollandOct 3, 2025

A powerful and ambitious concept   Marie-Claire Messouma Manlabien’s first solo-UK exhibition promises to take visitors on a journey to heal generational trauma, through…

At War with Myself

At War with Myself

Michael HollandSep 27, 2025

A gay soldier’s story like no other ‘Why go where you’re not wanted?’ So asks Jon Hague, a gay theatre maker, who puts down…

Memories in the Gasworks

Memories in the Gasworks

Michael HollandSep 26, 2025

Mémoires des corps [Embodied Memories] is the first UK solo exhibition by Paris-based artist Marie-Claire Messouma Manlanbien. Through textile, drawing, sculpture, video-performance and installation,…

How I Went to Every Supermarket in the World

How I Went to Every Supermarket in the World

Michael HollandSep 25, 2025

Could you find the price of a tyre in Liberia? How about the price of a sausage, in Norway?Dan Kelly has been a data…

Residents asked for views on plans to ‘flatten Victorian homes and replace them with hundreds of new flats’

Residents asked for views on plans to ‘flatten Victorian homes and replace them with hundreds of new flats’

Ruby GregorySep 20, 2025

A group of South London residents are being asked for their views on plans which could see their Victorian homes flattened and replaced with…