Shirley Rose Mills was born during the war, one of ten siblings living in a two-bedroom flat in Swan Lane Estate’s Rye House, writes…

Here is a tale of some Eastern Europeans who immigrated to the UK and became Bermondsey and Rotherhithe legends They travelled many miles across…

Author Paul Slade has diverse interests that have provided the public with books on murder ballads and the USA’s first Black-owned record label. Now,…

The Golden Hinde has sailed around the world twice, once in 1570 and again 400 years later, but now it is in danger of…

Germany’s ten foremost nuclear scientists were rounded up near the end of WWII and held captive in England by the British and American forces…

A free event in Walworth will pay tribute to a renowned racing tipster, who famously said “I gotta horse” and made a name for…

Embark on a swashbuckling adventure aboard legendary Tudor flagship The Golden Hinde! Cast off on a theatrical, immersive adventure at Escape from The Golden…

Bexley council has blasted “nonsense” plans to build a new home behind a listed 19th century house, saying it has the potential to “destroy”…

Five new rainbow-coloured plaques are set to be installed across London, as the capital prepares to hold its annual Pride parade on Saturday. The…

As plans for the Bakerloo line extension gather steam, many will be excited about the prospect of an Old Kent Road station which would…

Historic England has shared a collection of historic postcards depicting some of south London’s most cherished parks.  Among the collection are pictures of Peckham…

A ‘Restoration’ comedy in the truest sense of the word. The real story of this event was a worldwide sensation so I came in…