Tower block tenants slam council over ‘broken CCTV, faulty lifts and high rents’
Social housing tenants have hit out at a South London council, claiming they’re dealing with broken CCTV, faulty lifts and high rents in their…
The head who took Streatham Wells, her neighbourhood school, and made it outstanding
A south London primary, where pupils attend book restaurants, grow and sell their own produce at Borough Market and go out and paint bollards…
Brockwell Music Trail
A Musical Adventure in the Heart of Brixton Brixton Chamber Orchestra (BCO), renowned for its innovative performances and commitment to community engagement, is proud…
Tales Told Through a Lens
IWM London opens its first exhibition tomorrow of work by celebrated photojournalist, filmmaker and humanitarian, Tim Hetherington, marking the 13th anniversary of his death…
London Nail Bombings victims to come together to remember 25 years since attacks which rocked Brixton, Brick Lane and Soho
It was a warm late April’s evening in 1999. The Admiral Duncan pub on Old Compton Street in Soho was filling fast. Drinkers were…
Homeless London families marched on government offices and served housing secretary Michael Gove an ‘eviction notice’
Homeless London families marched on government offices and served housing secretary Michael Gove an eviction notice. Around 80 protesters from campaign group Housing Action Southwark…
Olympic Hip Hop at Sadler’s Wells
Created and emceed by UK hip hop maker and Breakin’ Convention Artistic Director Jonzi D, Breakin’ Convention Festival returns to Sadler’s Wells to celebrate…
Clean Break with Unfamous Women
Women who dare to transgress will face judgement The Trials and Passions of Unfamous Women is a bold theatrical experiment that unpacks the experiences of…
Disabled mum and her ill husband slapped with £2,340 in incorrect fines in controversial low-traffic zone
A disabled mum and her ill husband have been slapped with £2,340 in incorrect fines by a council for driving in a controversial low-traffic…
Three South London councils paying outside organisations £10,000 per week or more to look after children in their care
Three South London councils are paying outside organisations £10,000 per week or more to look after children in their care. There were at least…
Street Songs: A Busker’s Tale is told at Camberwell’s Golden Goose
“The memory of my dad during his last weeks fighting cancer stuck in my head like a song on repeat. ‘Street Songs’ was my…
Laura Murphy Makes A Spectacle of Herself
Join Laura on a mission to serve herself up (in)appropriately for your consumption, in a bold, cinematic, acrobatic odyssey through the frontiers of mental…
