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round plaque being fitted with words: St John's rail crash. Remembering the 90 who died, the many more inured and the rescue efforts of local services and residents. 4 December 1957

St John's community marks Lewisham rail crash of 1957

Residents gathered for music, poetry and speeches, and a heritage plaque was installed at the site of the crash.

Choir standing behind a woman at a microphone, waiting to sing.

Courage, strength and solidarity: Lewisham charity invites you to celebrate Refugee Week

Lewisham Refugee and Migrant Network (LRMN) has been providing advice and support to migrants in the borough since 1992. On Saturday, they invite you to join them in a day of music, art, learning and family activities at The Mulberry Centre.

CGI of Printworks from above and north east, lit up against sunset and London skyline.

Canada Water: Printworks change goes to consultation

Developers British Land and Australian Super propose a change to enlarge the cultural centre, but retaining the iconic Press Halls and Inkwell spaces.

Large brick Victorian building with tall chimneys on busy high street, cars queuing on road. Sold signs on building.

Eastfield buy Ravensbourne Arms but backtrack on HMO plan

Music co-op Sister Midnight once hoped to turn the pub into a community music venue, but new owner Eastfield Group applied to turn the pub into a 10-bed HMO.

Backs of heads - rows of people at The Bear pub watching a screening of Paddington Bear.

New Cross and Deptford free film festival opens Friday

Ten days of completely free film screenings start on Friday 24 April.

Emily Obasohan and Ryan Calais Cameron on red, green and gold lit up stage with backdrop banner for SEEN festival.

SEEN Lewisham is back! Celebrating cultural diversity

The 10-day festival of theatre, dance, music, comedy and visual arts nurtures and showcases young creative artists alongside established talent.