12 May Poor transport links cause disappointment in Dulwich
Our reporter Nicola went down to the streest of Dulwich investigating on the poor transport links and how this affect locals' life on a daily basis. https://youtu.be/d3SdsB-6zZM...
Author: Dellabona
12 May Drop The Knife, Save a Life -Alice Della Bona-
After 11 people lost their lives on the streets almost two weeks ago, London is on a knife edge again. Although Scotland Yard just announced an expansion to their knife crime operation Sceptre, local communities believe that much more needs to be done. I joined the families marching...
12 May How Brits Drink
More than 9 million people in England drink more than recommended daily limits. However, according to latest figures released by the Office for National Statistics a little more than a week ago, there has been a little but encouraging reduction in the number of those who drank...
09 Jan DULWICH ESTATE AND THE SCHEME OF MANAGEMENT. WHAT THE PEOPLE THINK
Between polls and urban development, concern increases even in the wealthy Village By Alice Della Bona After The Dulwich Estate sent over to its 4000 households a survey over Christmas, the debate about the effective perception of its Scheme of Management became again quite heated. Therefore the Liberal...
09 Jan Ingrid – Behind The Walls –
by Alice Della Bona Dulwich, the old-fashioned borough of South East London, well known for its million pound mansions, millponds and golf courses, it’s also the most unusual location for something you could rather picture into the hipster corners of Brick Lane and Hackney: a real...
09 Jan The Trackers of Oxyrhynchus Review – Apollonian and Dyonisian these days –
This remake of Tony Harrison’s Ancient Greek Satyr is an exquisite play for our times, where brazen sexuality, prank and drunkenness beautifully articulate in a 75 minute play by Alice Della Bona [caption id="attachment_24634" align="alignright" width="300"] The Trackers of Oxhyrhyncus Stage[/caption] The Trackers of Oxyrhynchus was originally written in...