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Stories about people and places in SE1.
The Russian Ambassador, the Mayor of Southwark and Simon Hughes MP were among those who gathered with war veterans at the Soviet War Memorial on Friday to mark the 63rd anniversary of VE Day.
On Bank Holiday Monday Southwark Cathedral hosted its first interfaith youth arts event with Christian, Muslim and Jewish young people.
A scheme that trains local young people to provide information to visitors at Bankside and London Bridge has received £12,000 funding from the Jack Petchey Foundation.
Hundreds of people queued to visit the dingy Leake Street tunnel below Waterloo Station over the bank holiday weekend to see and participate in the Cans Festival, a celebration of street art.
The Deptford Jack in the Green returned to Bankside and the South Bank this May Day.
The Tories came third in the first two London Assembly elections in Lambeth and Southwark, but this year's candidate - Tower Hamlets councillor Shirley Houghton - is hopeful of a 'Boris bounce'. We put some of your questions to her.
Labour's Valerie Shawcross has represented Lambeth and Southwark on the London Assembly since it was created eight years ago. She's hoping to win a third term this week, and we put some of your questions to her.
Cllr Caroline Pidgeon (Lib Dem, Newington ward) is hoping to oust Labour's Val Shawcross from the London Assembly in the Lambeth & Southwark constituency on Thursday. We put some of your questions to her.
Celebrations for St George's Day in SE1 this year included a Dragon Quest, a lecture on Shakespeare, Southwark & St George, storytelling and an open-air play.
St George and Dead Soldier, a new painting by Scott Norwood Witts, was unveiled on Wednesday at St George's Cathedral to mark St George's Day.
A floating replica of an Elizabethan playhouse travlled from Butler's Wharf to Bankside on Wednesday as part of Shakepeare's Globe's celebrations of the Bard's 444th birthday.
Borough Market has been presented with the best speciality market award in the market of the year competition run by the National Association of British Market Authorities.
On Sunday Shakespeare's Globe opened its doors for a free party day of events and activities funded by the Greater London Authority.
The Memory Project is a 10-foot high cylinder with eleven cameras placed around its perimeter to create a 360-degree digital panorama of the South Bank.
The National Theatre was lit in a vibrant shade of orange on Wednesday night to promote two local events to celebrate Dutch Queen's Day.
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