Arts or air travel? Billboard sparks debate that splits Twickenham
Controversial graffiti defacing a billboard advertising Heathrow’s planned expansion has split opinions and sparked debate among Twickenham residents. The billboard
Moves, grooves and fundraising in Brixton for street dance festival launch
Brixton hip hoppers are ready to don their dancing shoes as SW2 prepares for three days of bouncing in a
Alexander McCall Smith brings literary love and laughter to opening night of Wimbledon BookFest
Alexander McCall Smith CBE is a literary legend for readers of a certain age, judging by the packed tent at
South West London theatres applaud Budget tax breaks
Summary: A 25% tax relief for touring productions and a 20% for others will be introduced in 2015. Image: By
Merton gets a blast of culture as new arts initiative takes over Wimbledon Library
Summary: Culture Blast 2013 takes place this Sunday. Image: By Hannah Pupkewitz The launch of ‘Culture Blast’, a high profile arts-events initiative aiming
Review: Seven Brides for Seven Brothers @ New Wimbledon Theatre
Image: By Charlotte Goodwin 1850’s Oregon is brought to life by a stage filled with bright costumes, mesmerising dancing and
Kensington and Fulham artists get ready for first open studios weekend
Summary: The event is being organised by Pocket Arts. Image: By Sandra Saadi South West London artists are being given
London’s small theatres are under threat and need support says London Assembly report
Summary: South West London has a number of theatres with less than 300 seats. Image: By SWLondoner staff Small theatres
Kingston begins countdown to country’s biggest youth arts festival
Image: By SWLondoner staff Preparations are underway as the UK’s biggest youth arts festival gets ready to return to Kingston.
Annual Wandsworth festival boosted thanks to Arts Council funds
Summary: The event promises to be more spectacular thanks to the injection of £40,000 Image: By Nathan Blades Arts Council
Can the UK arts industry stay strong despite government cuts?
Summary: Arts Council England took a 29.6% cut in its government funding in 2011. Image: By Khaleda Rahman When Margaret