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Stories about people and places in SE1.
Southwark Circle, the local membership organisation for the over-50s, is launching its discount dining club with 'The Big Dine Out' event on Wednesday 20 July.
The historic Doggett's Coat and Badge Race on the River Thames from London Bridge to Chelsea was held on Friday.
A temporary cycle rack which fits 10 bicycles in the space that one car would normally occupy has moved to The Cut after a month in nearby Lower Marsh.
Fashion experts from Bermondsey Street's Cockfighter and Pussy Willow judged the 'eco-warrior' themed fashion show at Cathedral School in Redcross Way on Thursday.
Didjeridu players serenaded commuters on the five road and pedestrian bridges that link Southwark to the City on Tuesday morning.
A book exchange is now operating five days a week under the railway arch in Union Street.
Views of SE1 and as well as work by Southwark artists feature in this year's Royal Academy of Arts Summer Show.
A forgotten space on the Kipling Estate was opened for just one night for an art event.
The 400th anniversary of the King James Bible is being marked at Lambeth Palace with an exhibition called 'Out of the Original Sacred Tongues'.
A quiet alleyway off Redcross Way in Borough has been included in Disney London, a map of locations associated with the company's films.
Tools for the terrified is just one of the courses on offer at the Goodlife Centre, a new training centre run by Jo Behari and Alison Winfield-Chislett whose aim is to present trades and the way people learn them in a different light.
If you were confused by an unexpected peal of church bells coming from the river on Sunday afternoon, we can help to explain.
Paul Ashton is staging his first one man show at Nolia's Gallery in Great Suffolk Street.
The Rocket Van Box Shop in Union Street is marking the Royal Wedding with an unusual charity auction.
Stained glass artist Lawrence Lee whose work is found in Southwark has died at the age of 101.
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