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Plans to replace an empty office building on Waterloo Road with an 8-storey 146-room student residence were approved by Southwark's planning committee on Tuesday night.
Pope Benedict XVI will visit Lambeth Palace during his state visit next week. This week a liberal catholic campaign group chose an Anglican church in Waterloo to set out their agenda for reform.
A National Theatre actor and a Royal Academician artist have joined the debate on the "deep pink" colour scheme chosen by public relations firm The SPA Way for its Leathermarket Street offices.
Around 90 members of the public took part in Southwark's Democracy Commission conference held at the Amigo Hall at St George's Cathedral on Saturday afternoon.
The funeral of former Southwark Mayor Hilary Wines was held at St George's Cathedral on Saturday morning in the presence of a large congregation.
Methodist minister Rosemary Fletcher has joined the North Lambeth parish staff.
Musician Nick Franglen spent all of Thursday - from midnight to midnight - underneath the north side of London Bridge to create a 24-hour piece of improvised music.
Ken Livingstone has told the SE1 website that he would resume planning work on the Cross River Tram if he is returned to City Hall at the May 2012 elections.
Mayor of London Boris Johnson was joined by Kelly Brook on Tuesday morning to launch this year's Sky Ride cycling event.
1,000 cardboard cut-outs of pop art morris dancers designed by David Owen appeared on London's streets on Tuesday to promote the 5,000 Morris Dancers weekend at Southbank Centre.
The Union Street Urban Orchard has won a Green Corners Award from the Conservation Foundation.
A man who punched and kicked a DJ outside the former seOne club in Weston Street and left him in a coma has been jailed for three and a half years.
The real-world location for the 'Go' square on a Monopoly board has been revealed as The Queen's Walk on the South Bank at Jubilee Gardens.
Southwark Council has launched a public consultation on the replacement for the current Elephant & Castle Leisure Centre, including the crucial question of whether the new centre should have a swimming pool.
The new cross-river Thameslink railway station at Blackfriars should be renamed Blackfriars & Bankside, say Lib Dem politicians Simon Hughes MP and Caroline Pidgeon AM.
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