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Hundreds of activists assembled on the South Bank on Saturday lunchtime to march across the river to 10 Downing Street in protest against National Health Service cuts and privatisation.

Bankside's electricity substation is ready to start delivering heat to Tate Modern in an award-winning project led by UK Power Networks.

Members of the public were admitted to Southwark's CCTV control centre for the first time when pupils of the Walworth Academy toured the facility at Southwark Police Station.

25-year-old Jamie Hall is running 62 miles from London to Brighton to raise funds for local youth charity SE1 United.

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Dozens of local employers this week attended a breakfast event on the South Bank to learn how they could take on apprentices in partnership with Lambeth College.

Features

A recycling bin for low-energy lightbulbs has been installed in Waterloo.

The first London Bridge Open Kitchen food festival was held on Wednesday night in the forecourt of the White Cube gallery in Bermondsey Street.

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Arts Reviews

You would be hard pushed to guess that Public Enemy was written in 1882 if you did not know it to be an Ibsen.

The Tempest is one of Shakespeare's most bizarre plays combining a lightness of touch with much darker themes.

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