Culture News & Updates
- 29th June 2020
Architecture is a practice that is constantly evolving, and it’s continually seeking to push the boundaries of what a space, a community or a building should look like
Kensington and Chelsea College (KCC) is celebrating another successful year by exhibiting students’ work in exhibitions across London in The Creative Collection!
- 1st February 2019
The 3D printing industry, once considered a gimmick, is proving itself to be a formidable game changer. Make no mistake here: 3D printing is the force that will upend nearly every industry over the coming years, and its influence is unstoppable
Children attending the ‘Little Explorers’ kids’ club at The Glades this weekend will be transported to ancient Egypt on a mystical adventure.
- 25th April 2017
Star Wars day is almost upon us - will you be celebrating?!
- 14th January 2016
Applications are now open for this year’s Art House festival, which sees artists from across the borough open their homes and studios to the local community.
- 11th December 2015
AFC Wimbledon has been given permission to build a new stadium close to its original home in Plough Lane.
- 2nd December 2015
Wimbledon was treated to a magical, festive day of Christmas celebrations at Wimbledon Winter Wonderland.
- 19th November 2015
After the success of their recent promenade performance in Trellick
Tower, young locals are now turning their hand to producing a radio
play.SPID Theatre are producing a radio play in collaboration with local young people based on the real stories of the residents of iconic Trellick Tower, designed by Erno Goldfinger. The play will be broadcast in front of a studio audience live from Trellick Tower, from the space that was originally Goldfinger’s office. Young people will perform the play and sound effects, alongside presenting their own radio show
- 6th October 2015
Throughout England, shoppers are now being charged 5p for a carrier bag in supermarkets and large stores (stores with over 250 employees). Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland began charging their customers 5p back in 2014 and has since reaped the rewards.