Just seeing an Ed Gray painting is only the start of the journey. You need to get to his exhibition where he’s giving free…

James Graham has had a lot of success in recent years writing for stage and screen. His Dear England had a sell out two…

Rotherhithe artist Natalie Webb has taken up residence at Battersea Power Station’s art’otel where she will be working on a new series of sketches…

A Transport for London mobile camera van used to enforce the Ultra Low Emission Zone has been caught parking illegally in South London and slapped…

Traders at a famous London market say they’re being forced to go cashless and fear they’ll have to close their stalls. Portobello Road traders…

A Soho resident said a scheme to tackle dockless bikes being dumped on footpaths has been “disappointing” – but the council has urged residents…

London’s latest affordable housing programme is expected to deliver up to a third fewer homes than originally planned, Sadiq Khan’s deputy has confirmed. The…

Mark Farrelly shines in this self-written, one-man show exploring the life of playwright and novelist Patrick Hamilton, writes Charlie Mahoney. Though celebrated by many…

Plans to update flood defences on a stretch of the Thames in South London have been approved despite local concerns about tree felling and…

Play Nicely Theatre present Splinter, written by Martha Loader and directed by Amy Wyllie. Maggie is an impulsive free spirit and would like to…

There is nothing better to cheer up a gloomy autumn day than indulge in glitz and glamour, and now there is a new exhibition…

What will save you when you lose everything you thought you had?  Marisa is spiralling fast: she’s furious and humiliated after being dumped for…