Book awards scheme launched in Richmond and Kingston
A new primary school children’s book awards scheme has been launched in Richmond and Kingston, alongside a new fund that
Meet the LGBT+ rights campaigners protesting against Chick-fil-A in the UK
LGBT+ rights campaigners told American chicken chain Chick-fil-A’s flagship Reading restaurant to ‘cluck off’ in protests against franchise. The franchise
Boyd’s Book Stop is building a brighter Brixton
A former homeless man is battling to save the Brixton book stand he built with his own hands. Book Stop
Pressure groups step up campaign over library plans
Lambeth community groups expressed their worries over the re-opening of Carnegie Library in February. Lambeth Council faced a lot of
Octogenarian author aims to continue late-blooming writing career
It took until after her 70th birthday for Lotte Moore’s writing career to begin. This week, 11 years on, she
In-form Carshalton Athletic up to fourth after Corinthian Casuals upset as promotion hunt continues
It was a case of double delight for on-loan Carshalton Athletic goalkeeper Joe Tupper on Saturday as the Robins earned
Fulham aim to steer clear of the relegation zone with a victory against FA Cup quarter-finalists Reading
Fulham manager Slaviša Jokanović is adamant his side will escape relegation this season but is wary of the threat Reading pose. Fulham
Surbiton look to stop the rot and shock unbeaten table-toppers Holcombe in final home game
Surbiton host unbeaten league leaders Holcombe on Saturday in a crucial match for Todd Williams’ side. Surbiton go into the
Where’s Wally? Themed charity race for runners and readers alike to hit Clapham Common
Jovial joggers will be bringing ‘Where’s Wally’ out of hiding for a themed fun run on Clapham Common this March.
Absolutely Fabulous actress Joanna Lumley joins fight against Lambeth library closures
Joanna Lumley has joined library campaigners against council plans to close half its libraries. The Absolutely Fabulous actress lives near
Best-selling Wimbledon author makes a splash in capital’s libraries for Cityread 2015
“It feels terrifying, actually,” says best-selling author Ben Aaronovitch, about his debut novel featuring in Cityread 2015, a festival that