by Around Dulwich | Mar 16, 2026 | Art, Charity, Children's Activities, Events, Food and Drink, Health & Fitness, Mind and Body, Music, Photography, SE Magazines, Theatre, What's On
Monday 16 March Baby & Me Sound Rest – Gentle Sound Sessions for Postnatal Rest11am-12pm. A series of gentle sound sessions for caregivers and their pre-crawling babies There’s nothing for you to do during these sessions but to simply turn up with your baby, rest...
by Antonia Bannasch | Mar 13, 2026 | Features, Health & Fitness, SE Magazines
Morning vs Evening Training: What Does Science Actually Say? One of the most common questions people ask is whether it’s better to train in the morning or the evening. And like most things in fitness, the honest answer isn’t dramatic or trendy, it’s nuanced. Both can...
by Leonie St Clair | Mar 11, 2026 | Features, Pets, SE Magazines
It’s a Dog’s Life More of us own dogs than ever before, yet behaviour issues like serious noise phobias and aggression are on the increase. One explanation for this is the Covid boom in hobby dog breeding, whether for fun or money, where selecting for health and...
by Around Dulwich | Mar 9, 2026 | Art, Books, Children's Activities, Events, Health & Fitness, Home and Garden, Local News, Mind and Body, Music, SE Magazines, Theatre, What's On
Monday 9 March Baby & Me Sound Rest – Gentle Sound Sessions for Postnatal Rest11am-12pm. A series of gentle sound sessions for caregivers and their pre-crawling babies There’s nothing for you to do during these sessions but to simply turn up with your...
by Around Dulwich | Mar 6, 2026 | Events, Features, Local News, Music, News, People, SE Magazines, The Last Word
Rosie Hattersley is co-director of Brockley Max community arts festival, helping put together a diverse line-up of performers and a broad cross-section of events. When she’s not designing the festival programme or helping plan and fundraise for it, Rosie enjoys gigs,...
by Around Dulwich | Mar 4, 2026 | Features, Local News, SE Magazines
The Forest Hill station sign, a beloved mural painted under the bridge on Waldram Place by local artist Lionel Stanhope, has been a cherished community landmark since 2018. Funded and chosen by local residents, it has welcomed visitors and passers-by for years. It is...
