Monday 17 September 2012
News & features published on 17 September 2012
Bankside-based firm helps Southwark teenagers develop IT skills
Southwark Street-based IT company Aiimi has helped pupils from four local schools to develop their IT skills in a real business environment.
Three Sisters at the Young Vic
This contemporary take on the much-performed classic retains its original profundity and humour, whilst displaying beautiful execution and innovative staging.
Savoy unveils panoramic painting of South Bank and River Thames
A panoramic painting depicting the River Thames and the South Bank on the day of the Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant has been unveiled in the front hall of the Savoy Hotel.
Natalie Brett named as head of London College of Communication
Natalie Brett has been appointed as the new head of the London College of Communication at Elephant & Castle.
Jeremy Hunt visits St Thomas' Hospital
New health secretary Jeremy Hunt paid a visit to St Thomas' Hospital last week - and revealed his family connections to the famous hospital.
Simon Hughes opens Guy's Hospital urgent care centre
A new GP-led urgent care service at Guy's Hospital was officially opened by Simon Hughes MP last week.
Christian Aid brings Tax Justice Bus to Waterloo
Christian Aid's Tax Justice Bus has visited Waterloo as part of a nationwide tour.
Octavia Hill Centenary Flower and Vegetable Show at Red Cross Garden
An old local tradition was revived on Friday when Red Cross Garden hosted the Octavia Hill Centenary Flower and Vegetable Show.
Boris calls on developers to build 45-storey Elephant tower
Mayor of London Boris Johnson has invited developers to come forward to take over a stalled development scheme at Elephant & Castle.
Forum discussions active on 17 September 2012
Tweets on 17 September 2012
Monday recap: today's bumper crop of news stories http://t.co/EJHRg29g
RT @robmarshall33: Reviewing Ibsen's Hedda Gabler for SE1 website tonight at the Old Vic. Really looking forward to it.
Another devastating review of Gregg's Table http://t.co/PbhTlW2s
Just published - Bankside-based @AiimiLtd helps Southwark teenagers develop IT skills http://t.co/JR5Ddudz
Just published - "Beautiful execution and innovative staging": Alice Dickerson on Three Sisters at @youngvictheatre http://t.co/amtSUvJ6
Just published - Savoy unveils panoramic painting of South Bank and River Thames http://t.co/UDiEeN3k
@IsobelandCat The old London Park Hotel, next to St Mary's Churchyard
"It is probably not a good idea for those with a phobia of heights to apply for a job in the Shard" say @johnpughmp http://t.co/Oi0IDqci
Southwark Council leader @peterjohn6: "the changing face of our borough is not something we need to be afraid of" http://t.co/SwwlPEr4
Russian fire engines on Lambeth Bridge http://t.co/dZ6NfC3f
Moscow comes to Lambeth Bridge http://t.co/jbzPFjap
Interested in music halls and the history of entertainment in the Waterloo/South Bank/SE1 area? http://t.co/6ydeBlRR
Adrian Evans, @thamesfestival artistic director, has been honoured by the Queen for his work on the @riverpageant http://t.co/3YPUj2y6
Just published - Natalie Brett named as head of London College of Communication @LCCLondon http://t.co/ftNaDkk7
Just published - Why St Thomas' Hospital has "special significance" for health secretary Jeremy Hunt http://t.co/aosGmhJK
Just published - Simon Hughes opens Guy's Hospital urgent care centre http://t.co/JzevucAD
Just published - Christian Aid brings Tax Justice Bus to Waterloo http://t.co/eLDIePW2
Just published - Pictures: Octavia Hill Centenary Flower and Vegetable Show at Red Cross Garden http://t.co/vm17rjtn
Just published - Boris calls on developers to build 45-storey Elephant tower http://t.co/NL8QvkTw
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