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9:36am Thursday 3rd May 2001
A TOUCH of South African magic is coming to Lewisham for the start of festivities celebrating the Rainbow Nation.
A week-long programme of events in the borough gets underway at the Lewisham Shopping Centre on May 19, with local school children singing the country's national anthem. A dance performance from students working with the Soweto Dance Theatre is also planned, along with an appearance by the Mighty Zulu Nation.
South African High Commissioner Cheryl Carolus will also be present for the launch. It is part of Celebrate South Africa, a six-week arts, culture and technology festival taking place across London until the end of May.
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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