Review: The Coal Shed
Celebrating 15 Years with 2011 Prices Fifteen years ago, The Coal Shed first opened its doors to an excited Brighton, and since that time…
Sutton bus route to get four extra daily services to deal with overcrowding concerns
An “overcrowded” Sutton bus route will receive four additional daily services from November to ease severe peak-time pressure on school pupils, TfL has announced.…
Mum injured after Lambeth Council flat ceiling collapses for second time
A mother says she was left with concussion, spinal spasms and whiplash after the ceiling in her council house collapsed for the second time…
Pride Marches to Bermondsey
Two communities transform division into unity The joy-filled new British musical Pride, which opens at London’s Bridge Theatre next month (Thursday 12 November), following…
Greenwich entrepreneur inspires others to start their own business
A business leader who is transforming lives through her community care company is encouraging others to benefit from the same support she received from…
Review: The 90s: Art and Fashion – Tate Britain
One highlight was Gillian Wearing dancing in a Peckham shopping mall What do we immediately think of when we remember the 90s? Brit Pop,…
Marrakech – Market Paintings
A Trevor Burgess Exhibition ‘These paintings arose from a visit to Marrakech in October 2023,’ says artist Trevor Burgess. ‘Whilst the paintings continue my…
Potted Panto
Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without it This Olivier Award-nominated festive celebration brings you seven classic pantomimes in 70 hilarious minutes. In a madcap ride…
Morrissey at The Menier
The Menier Chocolate Factory announced that Neil Morrissey will join the previously announced Ria Jones and Sally Ann Triplett in the critically acclaimed production…
Review: The Haunting of Hill House – Richmond Theatre
“Things look and behave differently in the dark” The Haunting of Hill House welcomes you to Richmond Theatre with an immediate fright. The opening…
Review: The Road to 1984 @ Brockley Jack Studio Theatre
A portrait of one man’s creative crusade against tyranny George Orwell, beloved by curators of English Literature curriculums worldwide, was seriously committed to his…
Review: The Girl In The Mask at White Bear Theatre
This is a dark comedy about masking, grieving, and the challenges faced in families where undiagnosed autism can play a large part in any…


















