The Music for Youth School Proms have seen more than 3,000 musicians take part over its three days and tonight is the turn of schools from the south east of London.
Performer Tasha Mhaka-yakora and Andrea Spain, the Assistant Director of Music at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, discuss performing in such illustrious surroundings and what the Music for Youth event hopes to achieve.
The Science Museum is celebrating 10 years of their Late series this week.
The Museum of Docklands is to open an exhibition of artworks - once owned by a slave trader.
People have been given the chance to try out wheelchair basketball at the Olympic Park
American singer and songwriter Denise Marsa is back in London, with her new show, The Pass.
Campaigners met today demanding affordable housing
Visitors to the Hayward Gallery's latest exhibition may feel very disorientated, but that's the idea.
London Based agency, Exceptional Individuals, founded in the city has launched the Dyslexia Academy to help dyslexic people into employment.
Almost a quarter of Londoners' wardrobes are unworn - that's according to new research by the charity shop chain 'Traid'.
Lola Odujinrin making is Elephant and Castle proud.
Tabitha Rubens was inspired by her sisters issues with mental health.
Fights in the ring mirrored with the battle to beat depression.
‘A Moment Of Your Time’ to be released soon.
As some criminals have steal up to 30 phones an hour.
The London singer/songwriter Annique is preparing to release her second album with a special launch gig in central London.
South Korean artist Do Ho Suh build a large scale installation.
While her own attacker reflects on his actions – Ms Wells hosts workshops in schools and colleges to talk to young people about consent
Through his think-tank Open Europe, Lord Leach is at the heart of the referendum debate, consulted by both camps. He explains to Margareta Pagano...
A due diligence report for HP mentioned accounting differences