By Paul Lagan paul@slpmedia.co.uk Chelsea striker Eni Aluko has admitted that the past few months have been the most difficult in her life. Fresh from her appearance at the digital,
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By Paul Lagan paul@slpmedia.co.uk Chelsea went of a goal rampage as they hammered Yeovil Town 6-0 at Kingsmeadow this afternoon to retain top spot in the WSL Div 1. A
Read moreBy Paul Lagan paul@slpmedia.co.uk Eden Hazard smashed Chelsea back into the title race with a fine second-half strike as the champions saw off plucky but uninspired AFC Bournemouth 1-0 at
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There is still time to see the Sydenham Centre’s production of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. The production runs up to and including Sunday at the centre in Sydenham Road.
Read moreFrom the creative team behind the acclaimed version of Three Men in a Boat in the Spring, comes Frighteners, a new show for the Halloween season. Five established playwrights were
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By Paul Lagan paul@slpmedia.co.uk Chelsea will play Bournemouth in the quarter-final of the Carabao Cup. The Blues defeated Everton 2-1 last night to book themselves a match, again at the
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By Paul Lagan at Stamford Bridge paul@slpmedia.co.uk Antonio Rudiger headed Chelsea into the fifth round of the Carabao Cup with a wonderful header against Everton tonight at Stamford Bridge. A
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By Calum Fraser A football tournament to raise awareness of mental health ended with a thrilling penalty shoot-out. The teams in the seven-a-side event consisted of players suffering mental health
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By Toby Porter BBC Children in Need has awarded Lambeth more than £304,800 to support projects working with local disadvantaged children and young people. One of the organisations recently awarded
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Brixton residents showed off their produce at a range of community events held this month in the Moorlands Nature Garden Allotment. The 15-plot allotment is run by housing association Metropolitan,
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With Halloween creeping up on us, the South London Press picks out five of the most spine-chilling and hair-raising events in South London. It is believed that ancient Celts started
Read moreThe Northern line could become the overcrowded “misery line” again at peak times due to a delay in providing extra trains, it is claimed. Transport for London (TfL) has announced
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South London’s most towering landmark will illuminate Christmas for a fifth year, starting on December 4. The Shard’s annual festive light show will return as the top 20 storeys of
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One of Brixton’s most popular playgrounds faces closure after the council scrapped all funding for the park. Papa’s Park in Pulross Road serves more than 2,000 children and has been
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A sexual predator thought to have carried out nine attacks on girls as young as 11 may have assaulted even more females, police believe. Officers in Greenwich and Lewisham are
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