The Bard behind bars: How Shakespeare workshops are helping rehabilitate prisoners
Pentonville Prison might not appear the usual venue for a performance of Shakespeare. But earlier this year inmates put on
Pentonville Prison might not appear the usual venue for a performance of Shakespeare. But earlier this year inmates put on
A Coulsdon Thai restaurant has been told that major improvement is necessary in their most recent hygiene inspection. Thai Venue
“Sadiq Khan said to me: ‘I understand you teach empathy and compassion training, I could really do with you taking
Volunteer campaign group Better Streets for Kensington & Chelsea is raising support to reverse the council’s decision to close the
The Garden Theatre in Vauxhall is staging its first Christmas pantomime this year, with its adult panto Frostbite running throughout
A football programme for people with Down’s syndrome across south east London and Kent, the Charlton Upbeats have been bringing
With two toddlers under two and a miniature schnauzer, Leah Aldridge spends a fair amount of time in parks. Add
“The ripple effect of what she is doing is absolutely incredible – she’s changing lives and saving lives.”
Black cab companies are offering the experience of a London Christmas lights tour, combined with the drivers’ extensive knowledge of
The Carers Trust is holding an online carol service next week to raise funds for the ‘unsung heroes’ of the
Scott Parker is fully aware of the mammoth task Fulham face at Manchester City tomorrow, but morale is high despite