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A part-time barber is travelling across London to cut the hair of children with special educational needs and disabilities. Steven

Joy Crookes took to the stage for her exclusive Tate Modern Late to perform tracks from her brand new album

London boroughs are spending £5.5 million per day to provide temporary housing for people at risk of homelessness as record

A Southwark-based charity for asylum seekers, refugees, and migrants has launched an emergency fundraiser after increasing difficulties in attaining financial

A single mother from Longheath Gardens is still battling with Croydon Council over her housing nightmare despite issuing her first

Usually the Shakespeare classic A Midsummer Night’s Dream is as fun as it is convoluting – however the Southwark Playhouse

Supporters of Your Party in South London have continued to mobilise despite last week’s public dispute between its co-leaders. Jeremy

Southwark Council have launched a new £3.3 million neighbourhood fund scheme to improve local areas for residents and organisations. The

Southwark Cathedral is hosting a talk by an award-winning journalist on the asylum system this week, as part of its

The AFI exhibiton at Southwark Park Galleries has showcased how the art world is completely political. This year’s AFI exhibition,

Oxford Street moved a step closer to pedestrianisation on Sunday as it hosted a day of traffic-free entertainment – but