Greenwich launches a toilet map
The Royal Borough of Greenwich has launched a brand-new public toilet map to make it easier for residents and visitors. Toilet Map, created in collaboration with…
Review: End at National Theatre
A collective emotion only the best theatre can evoke End (the title says it all) follows a couple grappling with a terminal diagnosis and…
Future of adventure play centres revealed
Two of Greenwich’s adventure play centres (APCs) may close entirely to save Greenwich Council money with the authority finally unveiling its youth play transformation…
South London Gothic
Paintings and Prints by Martin Grover South London artist Martin Grover has a solo exhibition at Brixton Library where, along with former favourites, he…
Beauty And The Beast at the Bridge House
‘A fun and fabulous, festive feast of a fairy tale’ The Bridge House Theatre in Penge are bringing their panto back for 2025, this…
Free Letterpress Day in Peckham
Michelle, the founder of Nice & Graphic, is opening up her studio and vintage printing press for a free festive day of letterpress printing.…
Relax With Pinocchio
Pinocchio Pantomime Lands in Wandsworth Join Pinocchio, the mischievous wooden puppet, on his whirlwind adventure as he discovers the importance of honesty, courage, and…
Redevelopment of derelict shopping centre will see taller buildings and more homes
The redevelopment of a derelict “eyesore” shopping centre in Lewisham has been approved despite objections over the 17-storey height of the tallest building. The…
75 homes added to Woolwich town centre development with more affordable homes
Plans to add 75 more homes and increase the amount of affordable housing within a large residential development in Woolwich town centre have been…
Christmas is in the Bermondsey Backyard
Festive cabaret, live music, and secret theatrical moments unfold The countdown to Christmas has begun. The Backyard Cinema returns to London bigger, bolder, and…
Council throws out request to halt closure of residential school for autistic kids
A South London council has thrown out a request to delay closure of a much-loved residential school in Kent for autistic children. Bradstow School…
St Helier Hospital workers secure ‘fair pay’ deal following strike threat
Hundreds of the lowest-paid workers at St Helier and Epsom hospitals have won a major victory after exposing what they called ‘Mickey Mouse contracts’…


















