Pablo Dominguez, A Tuned In London Tribute
In collaboration with the Instituto Cervantes and guitarist Maria Camahort, Tuned In London present a special fundraising tribute to London’s late, great guitarist and percussionist Pablo Domínguez…
Plans to relocate South London Coroners’ Court within council offices
The South London Coroners’ Court could soon be relocated to Croydon Council’s headquarters, as the current site is deemed “out of date and not…
GLA: Met Police deploying Live Facial Recognition technology without legal authority or transparency, Greens warn
The Met Police must immediately halt their use of Live Facial Recognition (LFR) technology until proper safeguards and regulations are in place, a London…
Primary school set to close less than a decade after it opened
A South London primary school is set to close less than a decade after it opened due to falling pupil numbers. Oasis Academy Putney…
Charles Bronson is in Peckham
I was intrigued enough to go along to see an exhibition of artworks by the notorious criminal that some newspapers say is the ‘Most…
Review: Learning How to Dive at The White Bear Theatre
Moving on with humour and grace Brendan Murray’s playexamines grief, human weaknesses and the power of shared memories, writes Barbara Buchanan. Retired nurse Terry…
Verbal and threatening abuse on the rise at Lewisham’s libraries
Verbal and threatening abuse accounted for more than half of health and safety incidents reported across Lewisham’s libraries between October 2024 and September 2025.…
Review: Man and Boy at the National Theatre
“Love is a commodity that I cannot afford” 1934. A basement apartment in Greenwich Village, New York. Basil Anthony (Laurie Kynaston) hears news on…
Review: Dear Liar at Jermyn Street Theatre
Biographical and intellectual Jerome Kilty’s Dear Liar is based on the exchange of letters between prolific writer George Bernard Shaw and brilliant actress Mrs…
Council hits back at claims it ‘airbrushed’ opposition to LTNs in Greenwich
Greenwich Council has denied claims it “airbrushed” evidence of public opposition in reports concerning a contentious Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) scheme. The South London…
Seurat and the Sea
Georges Seurat has always fascinated me. I was intrigued by how he was so influenced by contemporary ideas on optics and colour that he…
The Ballad of Johnny & June
No one burned brighter than Johnny Cash and June Carter Following sell out seasons at California’s La Jolla Playhouse and Canada’s acclaimed Citadel Theatre,…
