Police search lake in investigation into missing Crystal Palace man
Jamie Gilbey, 20, from Crystal Palace has been missing since January 27 and is believed to have come to harm.
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Author: Alexandra Warren
March for women’s right to live in safety to be held one year after Sarah Everard’s murder
The Walk Her Home march will meet at Clapham Common bandstand at 7pm on Friday, March 4.
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Lambeth nail technician shortlisted for national award after teaching herself during pandemic
Patricia Castro, 18, said: “I fell in love with this profession because it was an escape from the reality of lockdown.”
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Police search for suspect after man’s eye socket broken in ‘brutal’ attack
The victim was assaulted after pushing a pram over the suspect’s foot.
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Murder investigation launched after Crystal Palace man missing for a month
Police believe Jamie Gilbey, 20, from the Crystal Palace area, has come to harm.
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Garage worker pleads guilty to murder of primary school teacher Sabina Nessa
Koci Selamaj, 36, pleaded guilty to her murder at the Old Bailey today.
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West End theatre photographer who sexually assaulted woman during shoot found guilty
Pascal Molliere, 55, of Enterprise Way, Wandsworth, kissed the victim and touched her sexually during a photoshoot at his studio in Fulham in July 2010.
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Fire investigation dog up for an award at Crufts after helping convict Woolwich arson killers
His handler, Station Officer Anton Keach, said: “Simba really deserves to win this award and it’s an honour that he’s been recognised and shortlisted against such stiff competition.”
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South Norwood musician releases “Melanin” from his forthcoming EP My Voice
South Norwood-born musician Ashley Henry has released a new track “Melanin”, the second single from his forthcoming new 6-track EP My Voice.
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Cornelia Parker’s artwork exhibition to open at Tate Britain
The first major exhibition of Cornelia Parker’s artworks in London is set to open at Tate Britain from May.
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SAD a dark comedy exploring the messiness of life at the Omnibus Theatre
The premiere of dark comedy exploring the messiness of life is coming to Clapham this spring.
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What’s On this Week: 25th February – 4th March
Entertainment Listings: Saatchi Gallery; New Wimbledon Theatre; Tate Britain; Sam Wanamaker Playhouse; Tate Britain; Gerald Moore Gallery
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This week 10, 20, 30 years ago
Ten years ago – More than a hundred young dancers from across South London were set to take to the stage this weekend to raise cash in memory of a talented schoolgirl killed in a road accident.
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Royal Museums Greenwich’s crowdfunding campaign saves the largest tapestry in its collection
A museum in Greenwich has raised enough money to save the largest tapestry in its collection.
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Brixton opens doors to new entertainment venue Brixton House
A brand new venue and place for audiences and artists to connect in the heart of Brixton has opened its doors this week.
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Rebecca Magill reminisces on illustrator Quentin Blake’s career with fun facts
As one of South London’s best loved illustrators enters his 90th year, Rebecca Magill looks back on the long career of Quentin Blake with some fun facts about his life and work.
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Christopher Walker reviews A Number by Caryl Churchill
A Number at the Old Vic Theatre is a successful and stylish revival of Caryl Churchill’s play. It is carried by the strong performances of the two leads – Lennie James and Paapa Essiedu.
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Dulwich bookseller shortlisted for Bookshop of the Year
Indie bookseller Village Books in Dulwich has been shortlisted for a prestigious award.
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Emma Raducanu stalker given five year restraining order
A stalker who turned up at British tennis star Emma Raducanu’s house three times has left her feeling the need to “constantly look over her shoulder”.
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