Ibrahim Dogus hasn’t got the sort of background you’d normally associate with someone trying to make their way across the river into the Palace of…
Interviews
by Joshua Neicho “I don’t want to be unfair on him. My role as a playwright is to see the best in people…” James Graham…
Elf Lyons was shortlisted for the top award at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival last summer. Now she is on the brink of a return, with…
As councillors settle down to work at the Town Hall, how can Lambeth run more efficiently and in a way that better meets people’s needs?…
Rwandan goalie Eric Murangwa survived the Rwandan genocide and made it to Britain. He tells Lambeth Life about his narrow escape, post-Brexit fears, and his…
By Joshua Neicho As a newly elected 35 year old Conservative councillor in 1990, Clare Whelan was introduced to Margaret Thatcher. Thatcher asked her which local authority she…
By Joana Ramiro She is among Lambeth’s oldest residents, but Rita Ravera swears she has no secret to reaching the honourable age of 103 and…
By Joana Ramiro Stockwell is believed to be the area with the largest concentration of Portuguese migrants in Britain. Stockwell Road has been nicknamed Little…
By Padraig Belton ‘A normal family,’ is how Allison Blixt describes hers, as she coaxes her three year-old son Lucas to an afternoon nap. American-born…
Veteran film and television producer Steve Clark-Hall has lived in New York and filmed in exotic locations all over the world. But a lifetime of…