Lawn bowls has been played in England since at least 1299. It attracted players from all ranks of society from Tudor kings and queens to…
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Local NewsNeighbourhood
That’s it – Honeybourne’s says goodbye as gift shop is sold to local buyers
by TonyLadywell high street’s Honeybourne’s has been sold – but the good news is that it is set to remain as a gift shop. The new…
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AssemblyLocal NewsTop Stories
Mayor Damien Egan on tackling pollution, setting up People Panels and his hopes for the Play Tower
by TonyLewisham Mayor Damien Egan has talked to Ladywell Live about the environment; healthy neighbourhoods; recycling; social housing; knife crime, assembly funds and speeding. In response…
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CommunityLocal HistoryLocal News
Know your neighbourhood: Ladywell from rural hamlet to Victorian London suburb
by TonyLadywell developed as a wayside hamlet in the lane from Lewisham High Street to Brockley, a lane anciently called Vicarage Lane, later Brockley lane and…
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AssemblyLocal NewsTop Stories
Why you should get involved with the Ladywell assembly … it’s as easy as 1,2,3 …
by TonyWhat is the Local Assembly? Local Assemblies have been a feature of Lewisham’s work with communities since 2008 and form part of the Council’s Constitution,…
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CommunityLocal News
Brockley Max 2019: pick up a programme and prepare for the opening night party
by TonyBrockley Max kicks off on Friday May 31 with a party starting at 4.30pm in the streets by Brockley station. The neighbourhood will be rockin’…
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CommunityLocal News
Come rain or come shine: Ladywell turns out for the first lady of folk Julie Felix at local festival
by TonyRain drops kept falling on their heads … but that did not stop 150 folk enthusiasts and families enjoying a great afternoon of music at…
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The Brockley Max community arts festival kicks off in just four weeks with a host of events celebrating local talent across Brockley, Ladywell, Crofton Park…
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Local NewsNeighbourhood
‘Why I have decided to sell my lovely gift shop’ by Honeybourne’s Hannah
by TonyThere’s no better time to consider the nature of change than spring. And this spring has been more changeable than most, writes Hannah Plant. When…
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Local NewsNeighbourhood
Ladywell’s new butcher is keen to carve out a bright future for his first business
by TonyJon Toy studied history at Goldsmith’s and lived in Brockley in his early twenties. Studying did not really agree with him, he admits. He left,…