Putney’s art school pays to save October art trail
Last year's Open House was the biggest yet. This year the outside funding has gone entirely.
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Hammersmith Bridge has been shut for seven years. Now it has its own play.
We spoke with Putney-based playwright Brad Sutherland about his work running at OSO Barnes in September
The bayou came to the Half Moon, crickets and helicopters included
Creedence Clearwater Review's frontman on why Putney crowds beat bigger venues.
The Wombles spent 50 years tidying up. Now someone has tidied up who owns them.
Whether anything new gets made is a different kind of mess.
The most misused protest song in rock comes to Putney
Creedence Clearwater Review play the Half Moon on 3 July, Fortunate Son included
Half Moon rejects MP’s demand to cancel Tom Meighan gig
Pub group says convicted singer has served his sentence and deserves to move on. Gig is 26 June.
Putney MP demands Half Moon cancel gig
Fleur Anderson has written to Youngs Pubs chief executive.
One came to dance with words, one almost didn’t perform at all – both stopped the room
Two poets, two extraordinary performances at Putney's monthly open mic.
A Southfields man joins an amdram group and finds Ibsen was writing about right now
Carlton Theatre Group opens An Enemy of the People this week - and the parallels to 2026 are hard to miss.
Putney Embankment is a location for Jason Statham’s new Guy Ritchie film
A filming licence and a Thames vessel point to new movie Viva La Madness.