Public toilets and a popular café in Richmond Park could be replaced under plans to improve the facilities. The buildings and surrounding landscape near…

A variety of musical events for the whole community  Events take place in pubs, churches, clubs, parks and greenhouses and some of them are…

A pioneering, black footballer and soldier Greenwich Theatre, as part of Black History Month, will be hosting Our Little Hour, which tells the inspirational…

Nick’s got a story to tell you. About how a routine traffic stop turned into a conviction for murder. About how he spent the…

A slick and fast-paced set-to between two women Closing Time is the final instalment of Death of England, Clint Dyer and Roy Williams’ state-of-the-post-Brexit-divided-nation…

“We do not take the journey; the journey takes us” Omnibus Theatre announced the world premiere production of The Ice at the End of…

The London Overground and District line will partially close over four weekends from September to October for repair works. The closures have been put…

A  Whirlwind of Confusion and Madness Shakespeare’s Globe presents The Comedy of Errors as part of its 2024 Summer Season: ‘Feel Alive’. Co-directors Naeem…

When Swans Swam as One The State Ballet of Georgia has put itself up there in the Top Ten of classical ballet companies with…

A Victorian warehouse building in West London is earmarked to be turned from office space into 119 new homes. A spokesperson on behalf of…

The Coleman Project Space autumn programme begins with Trailing Clouds of Glory, a new exhibition featuring Theo Ellison and George Shaw. Extending far beyond…

Anne Odeke taught drama in a secondary school near Southend for many years before training to be an actor in Peckham. Now she’s playing…