Everything you need to know Around Dulwich
If you want to know what is happening Around Dulwich, then you are in the right place. Around Dulwich brings you news, articles and events happening in and around the Dulwich area. The blog is run by Angela Burgess from SE Magazines. If you would like to submit a story, please contact us. If you would like to submit an event, you can do that via our Events page.
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Damian Le Bas at Dulwich Books
Damian Le Bas grew up surrounded by Gypsy history. His great-grandmother would tell him stories of her childhood in the ancient Romani language - the places her family stopped and worked, the ways they lived, the superstitions and lores of their people. But his own...
World’s biggest colouring in mural by Herne Hill kids
Herne Hill’s long, dark and grotty underpass between Station Square and Milkwood Road is set to be transformed on 12th September with the world's most contributions to a colour by numbers painting. Around 1,500 local primary kids from Herne Hill have agreed to help...
I feel tired all day and then can’t sleep at night
Do you find that you’re tired all day, you don’t have the energy to get through the day, and then you hit the pillow and you can’t sleep? This is hugely frustrating and very common. What can you do about it? Firstly, let’s talk a bit about the autonomic nervous...
The Last Word: Inna Hoffman
Inna Hoffmann and is a local mum and founder of ABC Studio – a stay & play area for kids aged 0-6 in the heart of Forest Hill. Inna divides her time between a child, work and 2 dogs How long have you lived in the area? Since 2003 What brought you here? My very...
SE22 Councillors with Maggie Browning
Hello, my name is Maggie Browning, one of your councillors for the new Dulwich Hill ward, along with my colleague Jon Hartley. It has been a busy couple of months since we were elected on May 3rd. Below is some of the things we have been up to. The Big Lunch As part...
Pets Corner: What if my cat becomes deaf?
People are reasonably familiar with the idea that deaf dogs can be trained with a range of non-verbal signals but cats that lose their hearing can also be taught to respond to hand, light and vibration cues. Cats that are born deaf naturally compensate to some degree...
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