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Stories about people and places in SE1.
Sunday afternoon saw large crowds in Bernie Spain Gardens and Oxo Tower Wharf for the annual Community Celebration as part of the Coin Street Festival.
If you've spotted some strange-looking roadsigns on the riverside outside Tate Modern and wondered what they were, they're a gift to Tate Modern from the new Baltic gallery in Gateshead.
For three days last week Hay's Galleria was transformed into a French food market. Here's our photo gallery...
Southwark Cyclists, the 500-strong local branch of the London Cycling Campaign, has organised a busy programme of events across the borough, including several in SE1.
The Waterloo Millennium Green at the corner of Waterloo Road and Baylis Road continues to take shape. Here is the latest newsletter about the Green.
Local charity Charterhouse-in-Southwark is looking for volunteers to follow the example of Simon Hughes and sign up to take part in an abseil down Guy's Hospital Tower on 23 June, to help raise money for the vital work the charity does in the borough.
Last year Sebastian Horsley travelled to the Philippines where he was crucified in a private ceremony. Now the film of his crucifixion can be seen in Crucifix Lane SE1.
Free tickets are now available for an opera about an entrepreneur who wants to cash in on the regeneration of Southwark by building a Southwark Theme Park. However, Southwark's past and an eclectic mix of local people conspire to destroy his plans.
The former pie & mash shop in The Cut has now re-opened as Culture Grub. This is a rebranding of the popular Waterloo Dumpling Inn Chinese restaurant in Baylis Road so Cooke's now has bamboo seats and gold fish in the window.
FACT. Between 9,000 and 12,000 people in London suffer a brain injury every year. However, what happens when the accident victim is 'fit' enough to leave hospital but is a different person, with different feelings, emotions and aspirations?
Our comprehensive guide to the Golden Jubilee weekend in SE1 - from Southwark Jubilation in Borough Market to Killer Queens at the London Dungeon, and much more besides.
One of the South Bank’s best-established venues has a brand new website.
It’s that time of year again: the sun is out; Chelsea Flower Show has begun and England goes gardening crazy. All you SE1 urbanites who are starting to feel green fingered but don’t have a garden to enjoy, don’t despair.
A lunchtime pig roast in Borough Market is just one of the special events planned in and around Borough Market for Jubilee Sunday 2 June.
Bankside has received many distinguished visitors in recent years and can now add a former chief of New York City Transit Police to the list.
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