Monday 28 February 2005
News & features published on 28 February 2005
Dinner party raises funds for MS research
The Union Street-based Multiple Sclerosis International Federation (MSIF) hosted a Global Dinner Party at the Jerwood Space last week to raise funds towards finding a cure for Multiple Sclerosis (MS).
Tropicana at the Shunt Vaults
Tropicana, showing at the Shunt Vaults below London Bridge station, stuns with an all-sensory experience that is not just another night out at the theatre.
The Shy Gas Man at Southwark Playhouse
The Shy Gas Man which is advertised as a "dark comedy" is certainly dark, and at points uproariously funny, but it didn't quite manage to combine the two into a workable whole.
Last call for Southwark blue plaque nominations
You have until Tuesday 1 March to nominate a Southwark icon for a blue plaque as the council's campaign to recognise the borough's hidden history enters its third year.
HR Owen employee convicted of theft
A court heard last week that Gary Beecher, who worked at Volvo dealership HR Owen in New Kent Road, had pocketed customers' money to pay for building work at his home.
Millennium Bridge to close for wobble check
The Millennium Bridge will close for three days during March whilst part of the decking is removed to allow a structural inspection.
Rehab for Guy's Hospital computer thief
A 23-year-old from Borough who stole PCs from Tate Modern and Guy's Hospital will go to drug rehab instead of jail, despite committing his crimes while on a similar course.
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