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12:20pm Monday 1st September 2008
When John Parr began life in the humble surroundings of a small North England mining town, few would have believed the future that lie in wait for him.
11:01am Wednesday 27th August 2008
Most music fans have probably stood mouth agape at a gig, dreaming of what it would be like to join their heroes on stage.
3:30pm Wednesday 27th August 2008
Blues Brothers Banned pretty much have their niche covered - after all, how many other eleven-piece tribute acts do you know?
12:54pm Friday 22nd August 2008
It is about time Tooting Bec Common was taken by the scruff of the neck and made it into a playground for the senses one summer weekend, and that is exactly what has happened, with the inaugural Balham and Tooting Carnival taking place this weekend.
2:08pm Thursday 21st August 2008
Channeling the sounds of the streets of London, The King Blues are the latest powerhouse punk band attempting to make waves.
2:38pm Wednesday 20th August 2008
‘The greatest blunder of all time’, that’s how some people describe Decca Records decision to sing The Tremeloes over the Beatles in 1962.
8:00am Wednesday 20th August 2008
On your 18th birthday the mind of most teenagers is firmly set on getting down the pub and having your first legal drink.
10:20pm Tuesday 19th August 2008
Like all the best ideas, last year’s Kidsfest just cannot be held down. It was launched last year as part of Abbeyfest’s 10th anniversary celebrations and the event was so successful and well attended that it has been made a fixture in the Abbeyfest line-up.
6:20pm Tuesday 19th August 2008
Festival fever is being tapped into by communities who want to put on fantastic events for free, and one of the most promising is the first Let the Music Speak festival in Maple Village, Roehampton.
2:02pm Tuesday 19th August 2008
If you wander onto Hampton Court Palace Green for A Country Affair this weekend you might be forgiven for thinking you’d stepped back in time. In sights rarely seen since the 17th century chivalrous knights will be sorting out age old disputes, possibly involving damsels in distress, with a spot of jousting.
Updated 6:18am Monday 8th September 2008
British pubs have closed at the rate of five a day during the first half of this year, according to new figures.
An annual hunt commemorates the bizarre craze for keeping fake holy men as pets in eccentric England. Reporter Louise Robertson finds out more.
A man who stabbed his partner to death after she threw a piece of broccoli at him has been jailed for five years.
A Putney pensioner will finally achieve her dream of appearing on a West End stage - after losing a third of her body weight.
A police officer who talked a suicidal man down from the edge of Walton bridge has been awarded a Chief Constable’s Commendation.
A Weybridge rugby player has proved he can be fairly light on his feet, if a little wet, at more than 40mph.
A slice of Princess Diana’s wedding cake found in a Furzedown attic fetched over £1,000 at an auction on Tuesday.
Squatters evicted from a Balham council estate last week have moved into army quarters meant for the families of servicemen.
Police have handed out hundreds of on-the-spot fines for drunken and disorderly behaviour on the streets of Kingston but none of the offenders will have been given a criminal record.
A young Polish man who was stabbed in the head with a broken bottle was saved when a good Samaritan managed to drag him into his car.
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