I suffered vile homophobia and more than 100 assaults before the poll, 40 years ago. But I also learned the value of grassroot politics The 1983 Bermondsey byelection took place 40 years ago today and ...

Fifteen years after opening his first Bermondsey Street restaurants, celebrated Spanish chef José Pizarro is marking the ...

Only three miles as the crow flies from Trafalgar Square, Bermondsey bounced from a 17th-century garden suburb to a Victorian slum of such dire poverty even Charles Dickens found it hard to convey its ...

Chef José Pizarro reveals his favourite spots, from the go-to restaurants for small plates to small cafés Tomé Morrissy-Swan is a freelance journalist, writer and former acting food editor at The ...

Stallholders in south-east London have been instrumental in driving an exemplary urban design project to regenerate the community “Jesus didn’t go to Tesco,” says Russell Dryden, fishmonger and ...

Prince William and Catherine explored the Bermondsey Beer Mile in Southwark today, extending their morning visit to Borough Market with a tour of the area's thriving craft beer scene. This celebrated ...

Affordable housing in Zone One is becoming something of a rarity in London, but look just south of the river and you’ll find one area in particular that’s still a decent prospect for first-time buyers ...

Did you hear the one about the Bermondsey girl who found out she was pregnant? "Are you sure it's mine?" Or what about the Bermondsey girl who thought "East Angular" was abroad? The first is, of ...

Chef José Pizarro reveals his favourite spots, from the go-to restaurants for small plates to small cafés Tomé Morrissy-Swan is a freelance journalist, writer and former acting food editor at The ...