A silent disco, dinosaurs and yoga: Sleepover experiences with a twist
South Kensington’s Natural History Museum has released new dates for its sell-out sleepover experiences.
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Author: Claudia Lee
The queer events company taking over Deptford’s Five Bells Pup this February
From now until Feburary 28, Treacles will light up The Five Bells Pub in New Cross Road, Deptford, with a curated selection of events.
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Norovirus outbreak closes three wards at St George’s Hospital
The Tooting hospital has closed wards to admissions and transfers to protect new patients from being exposed to the virus.
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Hundreds of homes to be built in next phase of Clapham Park masterplan
Supported by a grant from the Greater London Authority (GLA), 77 per cent of the homes will be affordable.
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‘I still hear their screams’: Residents near Grenfell split over Government plans to demolish building
In the shadow of the tower on Thursday, the community had differing views on whether that was the right call.
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Nine Elms welcomes new festival showcasing world-class pianists
The Piano in the Elms Festival, will welcome world-class pianist and composer Julian Joseph.
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Southbank Centre to unveil bespoke sound system with series of concerts
The new system will allow artists to manipulate the sound sources, creating moving soundscapes as they perform.
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Appeal to find vulnerable man missing from Woolwich
Paul Merrett, 28, was last seen leaving Greenwood House Memorial Hospital on January 22.
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A brutally honest monologue about a woman who asks if it’s okay to regret motherhood
Son of a Bitch is a brutally honest and darkly funny monologue about a woman who asks if it’s okay to regret motherhood.
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Former Printworks manager to run new music venue set for Surrey Quays
Corner Corner is expected to mainly host jazz and other ‘low key music events’.
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A trip through time across South London’s lost pubs
London’s pubs have been an intrinsic part of the city’s culture for centuries, says Sam Cullen.
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Cops make 14 arrests in crackdown on car crime in Bexley
Of the 14 arrests, eight were linked to vehicle crime, two for driving under the influence of alcohol, and two for possession of Class A drugs.
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Council left mum and child in temporary accommodation deemed unsafe for 19 months
Kensington and Chelsea council has been ordered to pay the mum £3,800 and another £200 every month until it moves her to a suitable home.
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Nearly quarter of TfL cycleways ‘unsafe’ for women, report says
The study found that 58 per cent of TfL Cycleways have at least one socially unsafe section after dark.
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‘Disgraceful and unforgivable’: Grenfell tower to be demolished
The spokesman for Grenfell United said Ms Rayner had refused to confirm how many bereaved people and survivors had been spoken to.
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‘It will destroy a whole community’: Croydon boxing club hit with eviction notice by council
Charnwood Boxing Academy (CBA), which works to get young men off the streets and out of gangs, is facing homelessness.
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Catford Mews: MP leading campaign to reopen Lewisham’s only cinema
Catford Mews, which sits within Catford Centre, was repossessed by Lewisham council on October 29.
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Cycling group challenges developer over Lewisham Shopping Centre plans
The current proposal would mean cyclists have to dismount on arrival at the site.
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Fundraiser visits women’s charity on seventh stop of 10-night sleep-out challenge
Lianne Kirkman will stopover at The Marylebone Project marking the sixth consecutive sleep-out as part of Her Fight, Our Night Challenge.
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