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T47, the new indoor sports centre underneath London Bridge Station, raised £1,400 for the Kids Company charity at its launch event on Monday night.
A deliberately 'dangerous' art installation has opened at St Saviour's & St Olave's School near Bricklayers Arms.
Global beats have come to Bermondsey as it plays host to an annual international music event that aims to nurture young talent.
A new memorial to much-loved Lower Marsh roadsweeper Dave Squires has been installed at Waterloo Action Centre.
Southwark Station has a new look this month with a billboard featuring a series of portraits of Jubilee line staff.
When the recession forced fashion designer Amanda Thompson to close her wholesale fashion business, she looked like yet another casualty of the credit crunch. Instead she has made the move from wholesaler to retailer and has seen her business prosper.
A new webcam mounted on the Blue Fin Building at Bankside allows local residents to get a glimpse behind the hoardings as preparatory works for Tate Modern's extension get under way.
Dozens of people dressed as tea ladies danced their way across London Bridge on Thursday morning to mark this year's Fairtrade Fortnight.
Drawings of locations representing London's essential character have gone on display in Bankside's Holland and Sumner Streets.
23 large oil paintings of the remains of the old Blackfriars Railway Bridge are currently on show at the River & Rowing Museum in Henley.
Despite the rain seven teams from local businesses competed in the annual Better Bankside pancake race in Montague Close on Shrove Tuesday lunchtime.
99 people set a new Guinness world record for the largest gathering of people dressed as Star Trek characters at the Millennium Bridge on Sunday lunchtime.
A bike repair shop in Hatfields has launched a new pick-up service aimed at busy commuters and residents.
A sculpture called 'The Dance' by Nasser Azam has been relocated from the South Bank in front of County Hall to the new square outside the Park Plaza Westminster Bridge hotel.
Tattoo artist Henry Hate has unveiled his first ever sculpture and the world's first ice tattoo to mark the launch of the Nissan Cube.
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