Orange Tree Theatre continues Recovery Season with Two Billion Beats
The Orange Tree Theatre in Richmond has continued its Recovery Season with the world premiere of Two Billion Beats. The coming-of-age play follows two
Kingston: Health & Wellbeing day for the homeless and asylum seekers
Kingston along with with NHS South West London CCG, Public Health, Healthwatch, and other partners, is hosting a health and
Report shows effect of pandemic on feelings of loneliness in over 55s
A study of 200 over 55s found that 79% of those who felt lonely in 2020 had not seen an
Streatham Hill Theatre marks fourth year on ‘Theatres at Risk’ register
Streatham Hill Theatre has marked its fourth year on the Theatres at Risk register after being added in 2018. The
Fewer new people slept rough in London during last quarter of 2021
Fewer people were sleeping rough in London for the first time between October and December 2021 compared to the same
Big Jet TV Goes Viral at Heathrow
The show might be on hold at the O2 Arena, but at Heathrow… a star is born. Jerry Dyer, of
Storm Eunice – record winds cause widespread disruption
Millions of people have been instructed to remain indoors as Storm Eunice surges continue throughout the UK. The Met Office
Light Festival returns to Battersea Power Station
Battersea Light Festival has returned to Battersea Power Station in Nine Elms, featuring the work of artists from across the globe.
Storm Eunice: upgrade to red weather warning
Storm Eunice is set to hit tomorrow, giving residents little time to recover after Storm Dudley affected large parts of
Ten theatres added to annual ‘Theatres at Risk’ register, highest number since 2013
Ten theatres have been added to the annual ‘Theatres at Risk’ register, making 2022 one of the worst years yet
Kensington High Street set for improvements after £5m investment
Businesses in and around Kensington High Street voted on 11 February to establish the area’s first business improvement district (BID),