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A man smiling as he hands a paper bag to a young girl at a market stall filled with fresh produce.Charity & Volunteering · 3 OctoberYoung Marketeers Raise Over £750 for London Food Charity Selling School-Grown Produce at Borough MarketRead the story →
A brightly lit, spacious cafe interior with many wooden tables and chairs, large windows, and potted plants.Arts & Culture · 17 SeptemberSouthwark Cathedral Invites Local Artists to Exhibit in Its 2027 Café ProgrammeA woman with dark skin and curly black hair styled up is looking directly at the camera with a slight smile.Lifestyle · 4 SeptemberWhen your career has been your identity: Starting again in your 40'sA feather quill in an inkwell at the forefront of a golden sunset-lit cityscape along a river, with the Globe Theatre on the right and text overlayed reading "Shakespeare's Everyday Words" alongside a swirling pattern of words.History · 27 JuneWords Shakespeare Invented: Everyday Words and Phrases We Still Use TodayA woman in a bonnet and long dress stands before an open door, while a man is partially visible in the shadows behind the door, with a ray of light illuminating the woman.Local News · 26 JuneMarshalsea Prison: The Debtors' Jail That Haunted Charles Dickens and Shaped English LiteratureA woman in a bonnet and dark cape steps through a doorway with a man in the background, as a diagonal shaft of light illuminates the scene.Local News · 26 JuneMarshalsea Prison: The Debtors' Jail That Haunted Charles Dickens and Shaped English LiteratureA portrait painting of a man in 17th-century attire, including a black hat, a large white ruff, and a dark robe, with his hand on his chest and holding a fan.Arts & Culture · 10 JuneEdward Alleyn: The Elizabethan Superstar Actor Who Built a Southwark Educational EmpireA historic church interior features a carved wooden altar table, an ornate tapestry, and a large stained-glass window depicting religious figures in vibrant colors.History · 10 JuneJohn Harvard: The Southwark Butcher's Son Whose Deathbed Bequest Founded America's Most Famous UniversityA grand, grey-painted building with Gothic-style arched windows, intricate architectural details, and several archways on the ground floor with people sitting underneath.Food & Drink · 10 JuneBorough Market: How Southwark's 1,000-Year-Old Food Institution Survived Plague, Fire, War, and ModernisationClose-up of fallen yellow and brown autumn leaves scattered on a grey surface, with some leaves in sharp focus and others blurred in the background.Community Stories · 3 JuneHow Southwark's Library of Things is Building a More Sustainable BoroughA dirt road winds through rolling green hills covered in trees, under a partly cloudy sky with bright sunlight breaking through.Local News · 3 JuneAylesham Centre Appeal Rejected: What the Ruling Means for Peckham's FutureA newly landscaped area features a curved brick planter filled with shrubs, light-colored paving stones, and a grassy lawn next to a street with a black metal fence.Local News · 3 JuneGreens and Liberal Democrats Form Historic Joint Administration to Lead Southwark Council

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