America in Crisis exploring decades of social change at the Saatchi Gallery
A new exhibition exploring decades of social change in the US through photographs is set to open this month at the Saatchi Gallery.
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Lifestyle
The Light Festival has returned to Battersea Power Station
Following a successful first year in 2020, the Light Festival at Battersea Power Station will be brightening up the dark winter evenings until February 27.
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In My View: Janet Daby MP for Lewisham East
When it comes to the Nationality and Borders Bill currently being forced through by the Government, it should be spoken about far and wide.
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Excellent beer and a new experience at the Dog’s Grandad Brewery
Located under the railway arches a few minutes from Brixton Market lies Dog’s Grandad Brewery. I don’t know if one would simply stumble upon this place, but I didn’t.
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Resolve to be a better pet owner
Christmas can be a time where we take life a bit slower, which more often than not can lead to our pets following suit. As we enter January it’s great time to turn things around – starting as you mean to go on.
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Spotlight on Health: In a spin for 29 hours creates record
A Greenwich woman has broken a world record and raised more than £40,000 for charity by doing a 29-hour spin class.
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Vault Festival announces cancellation due to Covid concerns
Organisers Andy George and Adam Gray said: “It is with broken hearts that we make this statement.”
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Call out for enthusiastic singers to join Wimbledon choir
Rachel Lynes, who spent ten years performing lead roles in London’s West End, has put the call out for enthusiastic singers to join the new choir.
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10, 20, 30 years ago
Ten years ago this week a new road tunnel under the Thames which will ease thousands of commuters’ car journeys was announced.
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What’s On this Week: 14th January – 21st
Entertainment Listings: The Polka Theatre; National Theatre; The Young Vic; Brixton Library; The South London Gallery; Dulwich Picture Gallery.
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Westminster primary school that prioritises well-being and is strict on uniform ranked 9th in the UK
Headteacher Evelyn Chua said she and her staff has built a school culture where the pupils arrive ‘ready for learning’ and even badly behaved youngsters transferred from other schools soon respond .
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