Outrage after vandals destroy beloved guide dog’s memorial tree

Outrage after vandals destroy beloved guide dog’s memorial tree

A visually impaired man has said the vandalism of a memorial tree dedicated to his beloved former guide dog felt like “someone destroying a…

Ron’s Honky Tonk at Fabal Beerhall

Ron’s Honky Tonk at Fabal Beerhall

Michael HollandAug 24, 2026

Live Country Music for Bermondsey Looking for something a little different to do on a Friday night near London Bridge? Saddle up and head…

Notting Hill Carnival at 60 – 1,000 musicians, 250 food stalls and 20 seaside holidays

Notting Hill Carnival at 60 – 1,000 musicians, 250 food stalls and 20 seaside holidays

Katherine GrayAug 24, 2026

The 60th celebration of Notting Hill Carnival is just around the corner and preparations are well underway. Each year, planning for the next set…

Croydon Council error forced family to sell grandmother’s home for care fees

Croydon Council error forced family to sell grandmother’s home for care fees

A grieving family was wrongly forced to sell their grandmother’s home to cover care costs due to errors by Croydon Council, a recent watchdog…

Fears over ‘toxic algae’ in first official Thames bathing site

Fears over ‘toxic algae’ in first official Thames bathing site

Health concerns have been raised over the presence of potentially toxic algae in the River Thames’ first official bathing spot, just three months after…

Residents fear Plumstead is becoming a ‘ghetto’ after HMOs in Greenwich double in one year

Residents fear Plumstead is becoming a ‘ghetto’ after HMOs in Greenwich double in one year

Cameron BlackshawAug 23, 2026

Plumstead residents have complained their area is becoming a “ghetto” following a rapid increase of Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs). Those living in the…

Summer Gathering: Volume 2

Summer Gathering: Volume 2

Michael HollandAug 23, 2026

For the next two weeks, there is a group show at Gallery White Box that includes regular exhibiting artists and some new faces in…

British Gas apologises after disabled pensioner mistakenly charged £2,000 and threatened with court action

British Gas apologises after disabled pensioner mistakenly charged £2,000 and threatened with court action

Ruby GregoryAug 23, 2026

British Gas has apologised to a disabled pensioner after he was mistakenly charged £2,000 for a gas bill and was threatened with court action.…

Review: As You Like It – The Globe

Review: As You Like It – The Globe

Michael HollandAug 23, 2026

A night of open-air fun This summer’s production of Shakespeare’s As You Like It at the Globe breathes new life into this pastoral comedy…

Sydenham housing scheme will have double number of homes – but none are ‘affordable’

Sydenham housing scheme will have double number of homes – but none are ‘affordable’

Ruby GregoryAug 23, 2026

A developer has been allowed to more than double the amount of homes to an already-approved scheme in Sydenham, despite some residents and local…

What Have we Done?

What Have we Done?

Michael HollandAug 22, 2026

The Ben Oakley Gallery is putting on a group exhibition that will include local and international artists. The title, ‘What Have We Done?’, is,…

LOOP: Artists in Print Exhibition

LOOP: Artists in Print Exhibition

Michael HollandAug 22, 2026

New Printmaking: A Closer View In September, LOOP:Artists in Print will be holding its annual exhibition! LOOP’s artists aim to introduce their audience to…