Monday 10 October 2005
News & features published on 10 October 2005
Waterloo station revamp on the cards
Network Rail has confirmed that in the next few months it intends to seek a private sector partner for a multi-million pound redevelopment of Waterloo station.
Family Learning Week kicks off at the Elephant
Southwark's Family Learning Week programme got off to a flying start on Saturday when more than 50 families took part in workshops at the Elephant and Castle Shopping Centre.
Cathedral School pupils learn about occupational therapy
Occupational therapists in SE1 have been promoting their profession in local schools and colleges as part of a national awareness week.
Mayor of Southwark gets to grips with eBay
The Mayor was on hand to give her backing to a course on how to buy and sell on the internet held at the Into Centre to launch Elephant Angels' SCALP2 programme of taster sessions for jobseekers.
Robotic fish make London Aquarium debut
There may be a different fish to see for every day of the year at the London Aquarium at County Hall, but now there's a new variety that has never swum any of the world's oceans.
Land Securities sells Bankside 4 for £24.5 million
Land Securities has sold its Bankside 4 site in Sumner Street - intended for a Richard Rogers Partnership-designed residential tower - to Grosvenor and Clan Real Estate for £24.5 million.
'Unknown Builder' statue comes to Bankside
Southwark councillors last week voted to approve plans for a relandscaping of the Bankside riverside walkway west of Tate Modern, including the installation of two new sculptures.
Artwork to brighten Elephant and Castle subways
The Elephant and Castle subways will soon be brightened by new artwork by students from local schools as a result of a project led by the Elephant's community wardens.
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