Former Kooks star excited to produce original cast album for The Quentin Dentin Show
Ex-Kooks drummer Paul Garred revealed a trip to see rock musical The Quentin Dentin Show in Kingston inspired him to
Pressure groups step up campaign over library plans
Lambeth community groups expressed their worries over the re-opening of Carnegie Library in February. Lambeth Council faced a lot of
London Borough of Culture: Merton’s bid chairman seeks to unite borough
The chairman of Merton’s London Borough of Culture bid has revealed the proposal’s ambitions to unite the people of Merton. Merton
Theatre stars aim to reinvigorate Steinbeck classic
Ahead of its run at New Wimbledon Theatre in March, Of Mice and Men’s stars and director discussed the challenges
South West Londoner: December Edition
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“One of the best things that has ever happened to me’ – Fisherman whose boat sank on the Thames praises community response
Popular Kingston fisherman revealed how he has acquired a newfound sense of purpose after losing his houseboat and possessions on
‘A dazzling set, plenty of music and lashings of audience participation’ – Jack and the Beanstalk at New Wimbledon Theatre
Every year, New Wimbledon Theatre’s pantomime is a cultural highlight for Merton residents–both children and adults alike. This year, Jack
Residents react to Merton’s bid for London Borough of Culture
After Merton launched its bid to become London Borough of Culture on Friday December 1, community voices reacted to the
Thames fisherman reveals anguish after boat sinks and spills diesel into the Thames
A Thames fisherman who lost everything when his houseboat partially sank, spilling oil and contaminating the river at Bishop’s Hall
Spamalot stars bring world tour to New Wimbledon Theatre
The stars of Spamalot have revealed that performing in the acclaimed musical stage comedy is “like a dream” ahead of
Review: Spamalot at New Wimbledon Theatre
Cowardly knights, invisible horses and a ferocious bunny rabbit provided the essential ingredients for Monty Python’s endearing musical at New