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Headline: Parks or Parties: The Battle for Public Spaces in London’s Festival Frenzy

In south London, a tranquil green space turned battleground this week as tensions flared over Brockwell Park. Visitors to the park since Monday have encountered graffiti tags from both sides amidst a heated dispute. The center of the controversy? A robust 3-meter-high fence enclosing substantial areas of the 50-hectare (125-acre) park, slated for music festivals […]

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Help Resurrect History: Public Appeal to Restore Iconic Q Stock Carriages of London’s District Line

The London Transport Museum has initiated a fundraising campaign aimed at the restoration of some of the last remaining “Q stock” underground carriages, which operated on the District Line between the 1930s and 1970s. Museum staff have indicated that the seats need to be reupholstered in “iconic and historical” moquette, a robust wool fabric traditionally […]

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Legacy of Healing: Remembering Joy Schaverien, Trailblazer in Art Psychotherapy and Advocate for Boarding School Survivors

Joy Schaverien, a Jungian psychoanalyst and art psychotherapist who has passed away at the age of 82, will be remembered not just for her contributions to her field but also for her influential book, *Boarding School Syndrome: The Psychological Trauma of the “Privileged” Child* (2015). The book gained significant traction as a bestseller under the […]

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Headline: Court Order Set to Clear Park Lane of Illegal Tents Amid Growing Concerns Over Homelessness and Public Safety

“Unauthorized encampments” may be dismantled on Park Lane in central London following Transport for London (TfL) obtaining a court order for their removal. Situated across from the Hilton Hotel near Hyde Park Corner, this camp currently consists of approximately 12 tents. The possession order issued by the court comes after an earlier order in October […]

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