Culture
South London’s Hidden Heroes: #4, Margaret
Meet one brilliant and amusing woman – with nearly a century of stories to divulge
South London’s Hidden Heroes: #3, Sylvia
The touching tale of how Brixton has changed in the 40 years since one woman moved there
MUST DO: Brixton BookJam
Hear 12 writers read from their latest work at south London’s hottest literary event
South London’s Hidden Heroes #2: Lupita
“Since I became blind,” says Lupita, “community and others are absolutely vital. Being together, nothing bad can happen to us.”
Video: Fred, the first of South London’s Hidden Heroes
Just try not being touched by this peek at the work of charity South London Cares, who offer a chance to meet some of your older neighbours
Review: Closer To Heaven, Union Theatre
The musical by Pet Shop Boys and playwright Jonathan Harvey is back
MUST DO: South Social Film Festival
Central London has the BFI London Film Festival, east London has the East London Film Festival – and now south London has one to call its own
MUST DO: Lee Green Open Studios
Nearly 50 artists are clubbing together again for one of south-east London’s friendliest annual happenings
bo.lee: an enterprising new East Dulwich gallery (with a tricky name)
Gallery founder Jemma Hickman on why she decided to shows artists’ work in her own house
Interview: Laura Barnett, author Versions of Us
The debut novelist and south Londoner on her love for Gipsy Hill, Dulwich and why you should persevere with your writing
