Book Reviews with Pauline Atkins: Riding Pillion with George Clooney by Geraldine Ryan
I would recommend putting on the kettle, or pop a chilled bottle of wine, get out your favourite biscuits or box of chocolates, hey, why not have both.
Read MoreI would recommend putting on the kettle, or pop a chilled bottle of wine, get out your favourite biscuits or box of chocolates, hey, why not have both.
Read More180 studios Exhibition will have you seeing light, space and sound in a whole new way – and it’s just been extended by popular demand.
Read MoreWhat I love about Geraldine’s stories, is they all start with a very believable tale.
Read MoreIf Not Now, When? features 29 female sculptors, from the 1960s onwards – including the likes of Helen Chadwick, Cornelia Parker, Phyllida Barlow and Shelagh Wakely.
Read MoreA picture of New Cross in the 1980s taken by an award-winning photographer is now at the centre of a puzzle that exhibition organisers are asking the public to solve.
Read MoreThis holiday season, an orchestra will be bringing 13 free concerts to 13 housing estates across one South London borough.
Read MoreThis immersive exhibition will surround you with the music of birdsong, the migration of microbes, the sounds of silence, and the breath of a rainforest.
Read MoreNestled away beneath a railway bridge in the heart of Southwark, a small Catholic church became the host of 150 glamorous guests for a Latin American film gala – Film Locos, writes Claudia Lee.
Read MoreLoyle Carner is returning to his hometown for a London exclusive show for next year’s All Points East festival.
Read MoreAs promised, over the next few weeks I will be reviewing a few illustrated children’s books by little-known author Nanny P.
Read MoreNot too long ago it seemed as though the vinyl market was dead and buried. As digital downloads took over, the record seemed consigned to history.
Read MoreThis iconic meat market has its origins in the middle ages and is today still located on its original site in the City of London, close to Farringdon and Barbican underground stations.
Read MoreFounder Mase’s passion for creating high-quality hair and beard oils, specifically tailored to the needs of diverse hair types, has resonated with customers worldwide.
Read MoreWithin a year Caity Baser has gone from playing her first show to 150 people, to huge sold out shows and massive festival main stages. Now the rising star will take the iconic Hammersmith Apollo for her second tour, writes Claudia Lee.
Read MoreAs promised, over the next few weeks I will be reviewing a few illustrated children’s books by a little-known author called Nanny P.
Read MoreThe Southbank Centre’s Imagine Children’s Festival is back at the Southbank Centre in Belvedere Road, South Bank, for its 22nd year, from February 7 to 17, with a programme of fun-filled experiences for the whole family to enjoy in the half-term.
Read MoreMulti-instrumentalist, producer and DJ from Lewisham, Bradley Miller (stage name cktrl), is one of the most intriguing talents in the music scene right now, writes Claudia Lee.
Read MoreFrom February 15, Tate Modern in Bankside, will be looking into the ground-breaking work of the Tokyo-born artist and activist with the UK’s largest exhibition of her work.
Read MoreThis sweet little illustrated children’s book, written by Daniella Blechner called “9 Days of Piper Snow”, book cover and illustrations by Victor Onyenobi, is available from Conscious Dreams Publishing Bookshop for £10.99
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