Did you know that 200 years ago an elephant was supposedly led across the frozen river Thames? Between 1600 and

Southwark had the second highest proportion of households living in temporary accommodation of all London boroughs last year. The situation

Once a relatively overlooked corner of south London, Camberwell has been thrust into the spotlight after Time Out ranked it

In the backstreets of Southwark sits Crossbones Graveyard – where an estimated 15,000 sex workers and ‘outcasts’ are buried. Since

Peckham Soup Kitchen (PSK) continues to serve hundreds of people a week out the back of a van, nearly a

King’s College London and Citizens UK have unveiled plans to tackle major health concerns in Southwark’s most disadvantaged neighbourhoods in

A breast cancer awareness charity launched an exhibition at the Art Academy in Southwark to highlight the strength and struggles

A Southwark-based charity for asylum seekers, refugees, and migrants has launched an emergency fundraiser after increasing difficulties in attaining financial

Usually the Shakespeare classic A Midsummer Night’s Dream is as fun as it is convoluting – however the Southwark Playhouse

Supporters of Your Party in South London have continued to mobilise despite last week’s public dispute between its co-leaders. Jeremy

Southwark Council have launched a new £3.3 million neighbourhood fund scheme to improve local areas for residents and organisations. The