Council owed over £1.1m in unpaid parking fines – with one offender owing £68k from 343 fines
Croydon Council is owed more than £1.13 million in unpaid parking fines, with some drivers racking up hundreds of penalty charge notices (PCNs) without…
Review: Wrap Party at Brockley Jack
Tim Sails Cruises in with Mushrooms Wrap Party was born at a BBQ when writer Harry Petty overheard Ollie Hart and Harry Warren telling…
Leisure centre to be demolished for housing
Greenwich Council has announced plans to demolish an aging leisure centre and sell the land on which it stands to build housing. The Waterfront…
ING Discerning Eye Exhibition
Deptford-based Artist Shortlisted for Big Award Deptford-based artist John Heywood-Waddington has had his Rainy Day London painting selected for the ING Discerning Eye exhibition…
Free Theatre for Living Wage Week
Imagine a future where fair pay works for everyone To mark Living Wage Week in Southwark, Blue Elephant Theatre has created a free theatrical…
Black Carnation: Case Study No. 2
How queer desires and solidarities persist under systems of control Amid growing threats to queer and trans rights across the Global North, Black Carnation:…
Plans for Clapham Junction
A South London train station could be transformed with a new crossing and entrances to tackle overcrowding. Wandsworth Council has shortlisted three options to…
Tanita Tikaram and Nigel Kennedy Headline at EFG London Jazz Festival
Many free, unticketed events included Now entering its 33rd year, the global celebration of music, EFG London Jazz Festival, is back. For 10 days…
New 586-home neighbourhood planned for old South London gasworks
A new neighbourhood with 586 homes could be built on a former gasworks in South London. The gasholders in Motspur Park have dominated the…
Review: BULLYACHE: WHO HURT YOU? @ Southbank Centre
A performance without boundaries Technical prowess, electric creativity, and biting social commentary align to produce WHO HURT YOU? The self-described hyper-theatre offering from interdisciplinary…
Independent cinema to shut this weekend, just over year after opening
An independent cinema supported with almost £1million in funding from Sutton Council will close this Sunday, after opening for just over a year. The…
Traffic wardens embark on industrial action from next week
Traffic wardens in Bromley will not hand out Penalty Charge Notices (PCNs) to anywhere near as many motorists when they embark on industrial action…
