The Music Makers festival returns to Putney this weekend for its second outing - dedicated to giving independent artists a platform to share their talent.
The bill includes more than a dozen acts all taking to the stage at the Half Moon pub. We chatted to the team behind it.
A new drag super group will be taking to the stage
Inspired by the kindness of strangers
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We spoke to Farah Mohammoud, a director of the project and two young musicians, Ella Spencer and Velvetgravel
The gig, which will also feature Rita Ora, will raise funds for Prince Harry's charity, The Sentebale Trust.
Jess take on the musical styles of everyone from Adele to Shakira
The former deputy head teacher from London has released a new book - described as a handbook for LGBT inclusion in schools.
Eight candidates recognised because of their unique innovative approach
It's on show at the Dorothy Circus Gallery in London until the 13th of July.
The debut book from director and photographer Neil MacKenzie Matthews
A new collection of poems inspired by areas of the capital
To celebrate 100 years of women in the force
The latest production from Shakespeare in the Squares
The works explore the fragility of human existence and modern day issues - and will be the first time that Londoner's get a chance to see Hikari Shimoda's designs up close.
A film created by Bruce McLean and Gary Chitty commissioned by the Coronet.
The artist Scott Eaton, who was worked with Disney and Pixar has created a series of pieces - using the artificial intelligence he has taught to assist him.
We get reaction to the controversial scheme.
The images reveal details of before and after it was colonised, and how consumerism has changed the fabric of South American society.
The latest trilogy 'The End Of Forever' is a series of heartbreaking love stories
The showcase was funded by lottery money, and aims to preserve, record and present the history of the area, and those who shaped it.
Previously backed by the likes of Banksy and Julia Roberts - the latest drive includes an immersive experience in Soho, to give people a chance to hear accounts from those forced to leave their home countries.
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...
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