The Get Scene, Get Heard 06 competition run by the Safer Southwark Partnership gave young people in Southwark the opportunity of a lifetime this summer to make a short film. This is the first public ...

The MERGE Festival 's Riverside Stage on the river walkway by the Millennium Bridge is curated to showcase and promote original song writing and musical talent.

Paines Plough and Graeae Theatre Company present eight new writers with a new play each lunchtime. Bring sandwiches or pick up a pie and a half-pint or a glass of wine from The Cut Bar & Restaurant ...

Turkish Fest is transforming Bernie Spain Gardens with its exciting programme of entertainment, creative artists and rich river bazaar catering for every mood and all ages. The festival is aimed to ...

A hostel for homeless women in Waterloo Road is to be taken over by Southwark Council. In response to the public debate about the controversial anti-rough-sleeper spikes in Southwark Bridge Road, ...

Plans to extend the Bakerloo line from Elephant & Castle to Lewisham and beyond - via the Old Kent Road - have been put on the back-burner by Transport for London.

WHSmith has added a range of Sainsbury's groceries to the shelves of its St Thomas' Hospital branch to help NHS staff stock up on essentials.

The St Martins Property Corporation - controlled by the State of Kuwait - has spent £1.7 billion to buy back a plot of land between Tooley Street and the River Thames it sold 15 years ago.

ITV has submitted plans to Lambeth Council for a temporary visitor attraction in part of its former studio complex on the South Bank.

Plans for a new 31-storey office-led development on the Elizabeth House site in York Road - next to Waterloo Station - have won the backing of Lambeth councillors.

Half a century after the last regular steam-hauled Bournemouth Belle luxury train left Waterloo Station, the scene was recreated for a £450-a-head railtour.

Local funders have joined forces to launch a £455,000 relief fund to help Southwark charities, community organisations and social enterprises deal with the impact of COVID-19.