Our critic has first look at the £35m Sammy Ofer Wing of the National Maritime Museum and finds a discreet addition to Greenwich's historic buildings... more
With 175 films set for release, many of the keenly-anticipated box office hits have been made in London, including the final Harry Potter movie and the fourth instalment of Pirates Of The Caribbean... more
A classical ensemble which performs the hits of guitar legend Jimi Hendrix is the star turn at a festival dedicated to the string quartet in London this week... more
If you’re mad enough, you could attend a music festival every weekend from late May to September. From Florence in a field to Snoop Dogg in the park, David Smyth outlines a hectic schedule.... more
London prepared for the party of the decade - if not the century - this weekend with a string of events celebrating the countdown to the 2012 Games... more
With growing fears that Olympic equestrian events may damage the ancient beauty of Greenwich Park, residents are campaigning to get Olympic chiefs to amend their plans... more
A brewery is to be built at the Old Royal Naval College at Greenwich - on the site of a Georgian brewhouse that once supplied retired sailors with their daily ration of five pints... more
Here is the last segment of the A-Z of fun things to do this summer from dressing up as pirates to the new British Musuem blockbuster exhibition about Hadrian the Roman Emperor.... more
The Greenwich + Docklands International Festival focusses on outdoor performance. But it's about more than a few silly costumes. Get ready for some amazing, free, large-scale entertainment. ... more
There's plenty to keep you occupied over the long weekend, including a May Day festival, a new Star Wars exhibition and a Bank Holiday BBQ at Camden's Proud Galleries.... more
As the festive season draws near, the hearty winter activity of outdoor ice skating returns, with ice rinks springing up faster that you can say 'freeze'.... more
Exclusive: After high-profile allegations this season, Charlton's manager is pleased the issue is now being addressed but says the authorities still have plenty of work to do