Mayor of London Boris Johnson declared ‘ethical capitalism’ alive and well at the opening of a social enterprise business support centre in Tooley Street on Tuesday.
Southwark Cathedral and Charles Dickens Primary School led the local celebrations of the bicentenary of the birth of Charles Dickens with a range of events.
Wednesday recap: Southwark #dickens200 round-up plus "ethical capitalism" hits Tooley Street http://t.co/vRuuYXbw
Stunning photos from the top of King's Reach Tower http://t.co/PvgGecQF
Just published - Boris Johnson praises "ethical capitalism" at Tooley Street #socent centre @BrigadeSE1 http://t.co/4FITlgYg
Tate Modern is inviting SE1 locals to take part in (free) workshops with Tino Sehgal, the next Turbine Hall artist http://t.co/VCqmLWLp
Just published - Southwark celebrates 200th anniversary of Charles Dickens' birth; thanks to @CDPS_Southwark for pics http://t.co/GAFxteZl
[Forum] Motorbike theft in Morocco Street yesterday http://t.co/kDTtfwEK
If you missed the Shell Centre Dialogue @scdialogue exhibition last week it's open again today, tomorrow and Saturday http://t.co/IQ5WEMBb
[Reader offer] Stretch into Spring with Creative Hatha Yoga http://t.co/ScwL0AM8
Simon Hughes' statement in response to settling his phone-hacking claim http://t.co/XP9iKD37 via @guardian
Today's Sun has a picture of a horse-drawn bus in Borough High Street http://t.co/g7hhARj2
Great to meet Tim from @BrixtonBlog - exciting new #hyperlocal news initiative in Lambeth
RT @cahalmilmo: Simon Hughes settles for £45k. His phone was hacked for four years 2002-2006. Glenn Mulcaire's notes on him covered 19 pages
The crane at the top of @TheShardLondon is so high it can even move the Moon http://t.co/wsgoZoT3 via @richbunce
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