Tuesday 22 February 2005
News & features published on 22 February 2005
London Eye protestor found not guilty
Fathers' rights campaginer David Chick - who the London Eye dressed as Spiderman last year - has been found not guilty of causing a public nuisance.
Borough Market Director leaves
Borough Market Director Simon Tattersfield stepped down on Tuesday at the end of his last day at the Trustees' offices.
SE1 LUV album launch at the Coronet
SE1 LUV launched their album Life Through Music: From Dependence to Independence with a huge release party at the Coronet at the Elephant and Castle.
Florence Nightingale goes back to school
The Florence Nightingale Museum held a small reception to celebrate the debut of two historical treasure chests filled with artefacts from 19th century medicine.
August Strindberg at Tate Modern
He is known as a radical and portrayer of women and men in opposition, bitter relationships hammered out in public on the anvil of the stage.
Supercut to close
The Cut's oldest supermarket Supercut is to close at the end of this month.
Rolls Road man jailed for £750,000 cocaine haul
A 32-year-old man has been jailed for 10 years after pleading guilty to the possession of 7.6 kilos of pure cocaine with a street value of £746,500 with intent to supply.
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