On the buses – breaking the silence, one stop at a time
On The Buses starts with immediate effect and runs for six months.
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Author: Paloma Lacy
Historic Norbury Park tennis club mobilising to save its future
One of the world’s oldest tennis clubs is looking to secure its long-term future.
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Awards celebrate success of women of colour in multitude of fields
This trailblazing awards ceremony in Cavendish Square showcased the achievements of women of colour globally, in business, the charitable sector, and beyond.
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Zog and the Flying Doctors at Cadogan Hall
Zog, super keen student turned air-ambulance, still lands with a bang-crash-thump.
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Italian Bistro: Not a great name but super food
I arrived at Italian Bistro in Streatham a few weeks ago with trepidation in my heart.
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Chef Karnavar At Home: Collect the best the best that Tindli has to offer
The dedication of one South London chef to his army of loyal fans is quite remarkable.
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Great space, great food and drink at Plume
Wine bars were considered old hat for much of the last two decades but they might just be making a comeback. I, for one, hope this comes to pass.
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Limin’ Southbank… bringing in the warmth of the Caribbean
Limin’ Southbank has brought the warmth of the Caribbean and created a balmy spot in central London. Come rain or shine, rum punch flows.
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Discover delicious Scandanavian food and Borough Market’s great cheeses with Paloma Lacy
How much do people know about Scandinavian food? Not a lot. I waited too long to discover. Danish delights, Norwegian nibbles and Swedish smorgasbord.
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Southwark Quarter by Paloma Lacy
Southwark Quarter is well and truly in the festive swing. Southwark Quarter also plays host to a number of pop-ups
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Baton Awards celebrate the achievements of women of colour
The Baton Awards continues to go from strength to strength, highlighting the achievements of women from diverse backgrounds.
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Pantomimes playing in South London this Christmas by Paloma Lacy
It’s nearly that time of year again – panto season is just around the corner and South London proudly plays host to some corkers this year, writes Paloma Lacy.
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Chopstix opens a new restaurant in Croydon
Ready-cooked food may not be everyone’s idea of high cuisine but sometimes it work. Chopstix has opened a new restaurant in Croydon and I popped along to see if it lived up to the hype.
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Rudie’s Jerk Shack… lively, fun and good vibes
Caribbean sunshine beams from Rudie’s Jerk Shack… It’s lively, bright, fun and good-time vibes abound.
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Sodo Pizza… the best I’ve had in a very long time
The lesson learned by Sodo Pizza in Deptford is that the best pizza recipes are highly coveted and best kept a secret.
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Aloft Liverpool… a hotel that retains all the old world charm
If you fancy venturing further north, a visit to former UK city of culture, Liverpool, will provide all manner of activities to keep the whole family busy
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Peckham Cellars… Bookings advised but walk-ins are most welcome
One of South London’s favourite neighbourhood restaurants Peckham Cellars has launched a weekend menu that’s hard to beat.
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Crosstown Vegan Doughnuts… time for all things spooky
Crosstown is ready with the launch of its limited-edition vegan doughnuts for Halloween.
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Birch (Selsdon) promises something very different
Croydon has been awash with excitement since Birch (Selsdon) opened in Selsdon. Known as Selsdon Park Hotel for many generations, this new incarnation promises something very different.
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