Sunday 4 July 2004
News & features published on 4 July 2004
- Celebrating 100 years of Nelson Square Garden
The centenary of Nelson Square Garden was celebrated on Saturday at this year's Nelson Square Fair.
- International Co-operative Day on the South Bank
Supporters of the Co-operative movement gathered on the South Bank on Saturday to celebrate International Co-operative Day as part of the Coin Street Festival. - Mary Wollstonecraft blue plaque unveiled
Author Claire Tomalin has unveiled a blue plaque in honour of the early feminist writer Mary Wollstonecraft.
- Jeffrey John installed as Dean of St Albans
Dozens of Southwark churchgoers travelled to Hertfordshire on Friday for the installation of Jeffrey John - until last month chancellor and canon theologian at Southwark Cathedral - as Dean of St Albans.
- Sophie Anderton opens South Bank exhibition
Model Sophie Anderton opened a free open-air exhibition in support of Breakthrough Breast Cancer at the London Eye on Thursday night.
- No alcohol at the City of Wine
Diners at Cantina Vinopolis and guests at a KPMG corporate function on Thursday night had to bring their own wine to the Bankside attraction after solicitors forgot to renew the licence. - Archbishop of Southwark receives the pallium
The Archbishop of Southwark arrived home this weekend having been given the pallium by the Pope in Rome.