Established in 1988 after the Brixton riots, this gallery was formed in order to try and unite the people of south London with the medium of art at the forefront...

Asburton Park is a large park and grassland area on the edge of Croydon in the southern most reaches of south London. The area has for generations been one...

The Carnegie Arts Centre and Library is just one of many beautiful facilities that the great philanthropist Andrew Carnegie paid to have built across the nation. The gallery houses...

Chatsworth Baptist Church is a modern ecclesiastical building close to the centre of West Norwood in south London. The facility is home to a large congregation of committed Baptist Christians...

Dulwich College is one of the oldest and most prestigious public schools in Britain. It was founded in 1619 by Edward Alleyn, a colourful actor and entrepreneur of his...

Dulwich Common is a large area of green land in south east London. It is one of the major places of rest and relaxation for the people of the...

Norwood Park is a vast country park on the edge of Greater London close to the borders with northern Surrey. The park has many different areas to it including...

Founded in 1967, the South London Theatre is a repertory style non-professional theatre in the heart of West Norwood. The company manage two spaces, the Bell Theatre – so named...

St. Luke's is grade II listed and was built by well known architect Francis Bedford in 1822. The church, which stands in a prominent position at the top of...

St. Matthews is a Catholic Church located at the heart of West Norwood on the High Street. The church is one of the most important Roman Catholic Places of...

West Norwood was the second of the so-called “Magnificent Seven” Victorian cemeteries to open, in 1837. It contains 65 grade II and grade II* listed monuments. There are memorials to...

Located next to the main gate of West Norwood Cemetery, West Norwood Library is one of the central parts of community life in the suburb. The library offers a...