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12:23pm Monday 4th August 2008
Living in south London, you’ll know that we aren’t exactly over furnished with classical music. Which makes St Luke’s Music Society (SLMS) like a chaise longue, sitting in the corner all elegant, handsome and irresistible to further investigation.
1:08pm Thursday 31st July 2008
Valhalla, Silversky and Junk Time Party sound like things from a strange out of space Viking fairytale.
11:24am Monday 28th July 2008
The legendary Soho jazz venue Ronnie Scott’s is decamping for one night only to Marble Hill when two stars of the BBC Jazz Awards are to perform a tribute to the grand old man of British jazz, Humphrey Lyttelton.
6:40pm Tuesday 22nd July 2008
Award-winning international pianist Viv McLean is the main attraction when St Mary's Church in Barnes holds another of its popular recital evenings.
6:30pm Tuesday 22nd July 2008
Northern Irish indie rockers Ash are among a starry line-up at this weekends Ben & Jerrys Summer Sundae at Clapham Common. Drummer Rick McMurray spoke to Paul Fleckney about the bands best festival moments.
12:27pm Thursday 17th July 2008
While big name acts Jay-Z and Groove Armada wowed audiences at Glastonbury last month, the London Community Gospel Choir were quietly drawing a little crowd of their own to the acoustic stage.
12:21pm Wednesday 9th July 2008
When the Stereo MCs headline the Croydon Summer Festival this Saturday, the crowd will be waiting for one song in particular, but they might be pleasantly surprised by the others.
2:01pm Tuesday 8th July 2008
If there is one thing I have learnt on this job, it's that you can never second guess how an interview is going to turn out.
3:09pm Thursday 3rd July 2008
It's a sure sign of summer when suddenly it becomes acceptable to wave Union Jacks in public.
11:32am Thursday 26th June 2008
Shopping in Croydon is not an experience many people look forward to. All they want to do is get in, get what they want and get out, particularly on a busy Saturday.
Updated 12:23am Friday 8th August 2008
Four past and present British Airways executives have been charged with "cartel offences" by the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) concerning the fixing of fuel surcharge prices on long-haul flights.
A street cleaner who dances with Michael Jackson-style moves while picking up litter in Chiswick High Road has become popular on YouTube.
Approaching his 100th day as London Mayor, Boris Johnson talks about tackling knife crime, Heathrow and cycle superhighways.
Angry residents who are desperate to stop Heathrow expansion are set to take part in special training classes to learn militant techniques, including climbing walls and chaining themselves to fences.
One of Richmond’s historic galleries will host to a new residency that will allow people to “reflect” on the building’s past.
Two firemen had to perform an unusual rescue last weekend – when a dog called Pants fell down a hole in Bushy Park.
A Teddington allotment holder is at the forefront of a campaign to get a herbicide taken off the shelves after it ruined her crops this year.
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