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Mama G is an award-winning year-round storyteller whose work is driven by the magic of pantomime. She has appeared in professional pantomimes across the UK for almost twenty years and this year stars in Aladdin at the Beck Theatre, Hayes. She has also written, directed and produced pantomimes for numerous holiday parks and theatres, including Stanley Arts Centre, South Norwood. Since 2018, Mama G has been sharing stories with children and their families about being who you want and loving who you are. The work has taken her to libraries, theatres, schools and festivals throughout the United Kingdom and in 2023 she appeared Off-Broadway with her show The Magic Bookmark. In October 2024, Mama G released of her first traditionally published picture book, Oh Yes I Am!, which celebrates the power of pantomime and is set to receive its first stage adaptation in the West End this December. Mama G speaks to BTG Panto Editor Simon Sladen about her career to date, the evolution of her Daming and her many ventures including appearing on Britain's Got Talent.

PS Derek Robertson was married with two young children. He had been an officer since 1973 and had been posted to South Norwood for three years. Alerted by the wife of the postmaster at New Addington Post Office to an incident, PS Robertson and other officers responded. PS Robertson went to the side of the Post Office where he saw three men escaping. He tackled them and was stabbed in the ensuing struggle. Despite the best efforts of the HEMS crew that attended, PS Robertson died. Sentencing Judge HHJ Auld described the attack as "wanton and savage". Sgt Robertson's murderer, Robert Eades was sentenced to life with a minimum term of 25 years.Derek was posthumously awarded the Queen's Gallantry Medal1 March 1996. May PS Derek John Carnie Robertson rest in peace. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A born-again Christian mother is suing her child's school, after her four-year-old son was 'forced' to take part in an LGBT parade. Izzy Montague, 38, is taking Heavers Farm Primary School in South Norwood to court after claiming she was told by the school's head her son could not opt out of the June 2018 event.

Sponsored by Little Mouse Cheese and Wine in South Norwood. Visit littlemousecheese.com/christmas and use the code 'FYP' before the end of October to get 10% off their Christmas cheese selection. It had to happen. Conor Gallagher's last minute winner at Selhurst for Chelsea means JD, Jack and Joe have a defeat to chew over in the first proper pod back for a few weeks. They also answer your questions and preview Sunday's visit of Leeds. PLUS: The pod panel pick their winners and losers from the weekend over at: https://patreon.com/fyppodcast Donate to the FYP team's Palace For Life Marathon March fundraising here: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/fypmarathonmarch2022 Twitter: @fypfanzine Facebook: FYPFanzine Instagram: @fypfanzine contact@fypfanzine.uk

Content Of Character | August 2022 South Norwood by S.B. Keshava Swami

How Deep Is Your Love | August 2022 South Norwood by S.B. Keshava Swami

A 78-year-old coach driver died in a crash on the M25 after suffering 'a medical episode'and veering across three lanes into the central reservation today. Six teenage girls were also injured but did not require hospital treatment. A 19-year-old woman has said she is too 'afraid to leave the house at night' after she was beaten by a mob of youths shouting 'get her phone'. Chloe Miller had been on her way to her local corner shop with her mother and sister on August 27 when she was attacked on a street in South Norwood, London, leaving her concussed and with heavy bruising all over her body. The father of a 13-year-old girl forced to wait almost three years for her case to be heard has castigated Justice Secretary Dominic Raab after he received a mealy-mouthed letter following media interest in his daughter's case. A young woman drowned in the sea after being swept away by waves as she and her boyfriend took photos of a famous lighthouse near Beachy Head in Eastbourne, an inquest has heard. Pharmacist Dora Mango, 26, was found floating face-down in the sea off the beach in the East Sussex town. Ms Mango and her boyfriend Jerry had travelled down to the coast on a sightseeing trip from their home in Redhill, Surrey. A luxury £200,000 Bentley that was allegedly stolen in London has been found five thousand miles away in Pakistan, according to Pakistani police. The Bentley Mulsanne V8 Automatic was recovered by Customs Enforcement agents following a tip-off which came from a 'friendly nation' the agency said, with local media suggesting it was British intelligence who helped. The man who was spotted scaling The Shard in London this morning is a notorious free climber who has ascended some of the world's tallest buildings. Daredevil Adam Lockwood, 21, is believed to have successfully scaled the UK's tallest building this morning around 5am, before taking a selfie at the skyscrapers summit. Four long-standing Radio 2 stars are set to be replaced by presenters who are on average 25 years younger. The BBC has been accused of ‘rank ageism' after Vanessa Feltz, Paul O'Grady, Craig Charles and Steve Wright – whose ages range from 58 to 68 – announced their departures.

Putting to one side thoughts of scraping together £229 for a personalised message from Peter Shilton, magazine editor Andy Lyons, writer Harry Pearson and host Daniel Gray discuss footballers’ food from problematic condiments to Dino ‘5 Eggs’ Zoff. There is a delve inside the pages of WSC magazine issue 403 including the demise of black boots and great tea bar names of the non-league, Record Breakers takes us to Prague, Turin and South Norwood and Ian Rands from the Four Blades in a Pub podcast talks to Dan about all things Sheffield United. Looking for the missing episodes? They were exclusively for WSC Supporters' Club members, and they were distinctly half-decent. Find out how to join the club and get behind the magazine at patreon.com/whensaturdaycomesSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/whensaturdaycomes)

Nicholas John Chatterton (born 18 May 1954),[1] is an English retired footballer who played as a midfielder in the Football League. Chatterton was born in South Norwood, London.Chatterton started his career in 1973 at Crystal Palace, where he was the son of the club's groundskeeper Len Chatterton. In November 1978,[2] he moved to neighbouring south London club, Millwall. In 1986, he moved to Colchester United, where he finished his career.as part the shows around Mervs Payne new book on the class of 79' on this show we talk to Nicky Chatterton.They were just a bunch of ordinary football-mad boys from the local estates, but together on the football pitch they were unstoppable.Written by Lions fan Merv Payne, this is the story of the Millwall team that won the FA Youth Cup for the first time in the club's history in 1979, but they were so much more than just a team.An inseparable band of brothers, they defied the odds by not only beating some of the top teams in the country on their way to the final, they out-footballed them.What was all the more remarkable was that they did it while the football club imploded around them under a constant wave of financial and other off-the-field troubles as it plummeted towards lower league footballing oblivion.The club's dwindling fortunes would surely be turned around with the help of this new crop of brilliant young players graduating to the team. Unfortunately, as we know, football isn't always quite as simple as that. Ordinary Boys - The Class of '79 tells the story about Millwall's history-making FA Youth Cup-winning team of 1979, where they came from, and what happened next.You can order now on Amazon in Kindle format by clicking here, or on paperback here.Alternatively, signed copies of Merv's book are available here.Music at the beginning and end is by Millwall Fan Harry Kenny From HK Guitars You can find him on Instagram or just click this link https://www.instagram.com/hk.guitars/You can see all the other covers he's done all up on his Instagram account.Show Sponsor GW DesignDesign isn't just images, colours & layouts, it's about creating projects featuring your brands' cultures and beliefs. We aim to engage in long-term partnerships with you as a client to bring your ideas to life.Advertising, branding, flyers and more we aim to please and work with you every step of the way until you are 100% happy with the final result. Whether you are a small start-up company or a major well-known brand we are here to help you with all of your design needs at excellent value prices.https://www.garethwrightdesign.co.uk/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/that-millwall-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

About Juliet Juliet is a mother of 2 beautiful children and teaches alignment based Hatha Yoga from her home studio in South Norwood as well as working with other venues across London. Juliet trained under the highly acclaimed Triyoga teacher training programme with leading teachers Anna Ashby and Joey Miles, she is also a member of the British Wheel of Yoga and Yoga Alliance and has been practicing for over a decade. Juliet was first drawn to yoga amidst a challenging time in her life, magnified by a stressful city commute, long hours, and a demanding job all of which resulted in burnout. At that time she began a regular yoga practice and soon found herself experiencing its many therapeutic benefits,  she slept better, could breathe better, moved better, and it created the space she needed to understand myself better. Yoga continues to be my anchor, especially since becoming a mother, and these feelings of space, freedom and clarity gained from my practice are qualities which I endeavour to facilitate for my students. Juliet is also a trained Pilates studio equipment teacher with the Polestar method and work from The Loft in Wandsworth. Episode highlights Juliet's yoga business where she teaches Hatha Yoga and Restorative Yoga What led Juliet to her yoga practice after corporate life in the City Juliet's journey into motherhood and her pre-motherhood expectations, as against the reality of motherhood Juliet's postpartum including lack of sleep as her baby didn't sleep well, Juliet was not eating well and she suffered postpartum anxiety Not identifying with who she was as a mother Shavasahna position - lying flat on her mat - was key to Juliet's recovery - we discuss why this was. Taking time to rest is not on anyone's list. There is always something to do. The dangerous self-talk of "shoulds* Juliet's work with a sleep trainer (Carol Mae consulting). Key was she nurtured Juliet as well as her baby. She told her she was doing an amazing job. The huge step of asking for help Second time round Juliet considered the support she needed but anxiety still there at times but finding ways to manage it. Changing expectations Juliet’s Yoga teacher said after this you will be stronger than you ever were. Meeting her self head on......and now stronger than ever before. Physically, mentally and emotionally stronger. Vulnerability in meeting herself. Strength has really come from inside. Juliet said: "I would never have been able to get there if I hadn't first let go and allowed myself those moments of rest and spaciousness and time to simply be with exactly who I was" Grounding and root chakra and drawing energy up. Parasympathetic nervous system. Rest as a necessity not a luxury. Allowing our bodies to process the birth to reflect on what has happened and is happening. Try to commit to rest. Even just 5 minutes. Benefits of conscious breath work. There will always be something we ought to be doing or think we should be doing. We are all doing best we can and forgiving ourselves Relevant links Julia’s website and Instagram Carol Mae’s website   Disclaimer The information and reference guides in this podcast are intended solely for the general information for the reader/listener. The contents of this podcast are not intended to offer personal medical advice, diagnose health problems or for treatment purposes. It is not a substitute for medical care provided by a licensed and qualified health professional. Please consult your health care provider for any advice on medications. The materials contained on this podcast are provided for general information purposes only and do not constitute legal or other professional advice on any subject matter. Alison Barker does not accept any responsibility for any loss, which may arise from reliance on information contained on this site.

Steph, Mark and Emma are in the Craft Beer Cabin in South Norwood to discuss the cpfc awards night, Cardiff away.... and building your own Julian Speroni!  Its one of those episodes

Steph, Mark and Emma are in the Craft Beer Cabin in South Norwood to discuss the cpfc awards night, Cardiff away.... and building your own Julian Speroni!  Its one of those episodes

In this podcast, the second in our Lent Season, Mtr Rozanne Hunte on the Second Sunday of Lent and Racial Justice Sunday explore the importance of why we should forgive – that God forgives the inexcusable in us to that we can forgive others.   She makes reference to the Prophet Micah 6.6-8, Colossians 3.12-13 &  The Gospel of Matthew 18.23.35. Mtr Roxanne is the BAME (Black Asian & Minority Ethnic Vocations Champion in the Diocese of Southwark and the Priest in Charge of the Benefice of Holy Innocents and St Mark Parish Churches in South Norwood.  This was recorded at St Luke’s Peckham on 18th February 2018.  

Iain and Katherine go see Dog Day Afternoon, What’s Phillip in South Norwood doing at 2pm in Oxford Street?, Leslie Crowther, DVDs still in their wrappers, Jonathan’s disdain for Boris Johnson, Iain hates mazes, Yoko Ono takes on John Lemon and Iain’s trip to visit and interview the cast of the new production of Hair

Iain interviews Jesse c. Boyd from online drama Day 5, Straight to Air calls all night, Spice Girls tribute, Phillip in South Norwood gets a bit of a cob on, Angela shares her story of not remembering anything before 24 due to a head injury, Jonathan decodes a Royal message, The old days were rubbish, […]

Katherine Boyle on Talk Racist? and Angelos and Phillip from South Norwood cross paths

We visit the notable spots in South Norwood and talk about the area's most famous residents, including Pickles, the dog that found the World Cup, and Led Zeppelin's manager Peter Grant. Includes an interview with the South Norwood Tourist Board.

It’s the Intrepid Birdman’s birthday – so the first part of the recording has Bob chatting with the Birdman about records that have influenced him. We learn about Dave’s being a disco DJ and Dudley Moore. Bob mentions the Thameside birthday party the next day where listeners meet at Turnham Green station and look for the red dot on the map showing the location. I remember getting there at about 6:30 and seeing the station manager desperately trying the get the huge crowd of people out of his station forecourt.     There’s a fabulous superquiz and a sketch that implies that you can get away with anything if you wear a Thameside sweatshirt. Only £6.50.   Dedications include Alan Jameson Simon Miller from Fulham, Ian Hobbs from Bromley, Philip Chapel from Windsor, Richard Parkurst, Mick Taylor, Clive Barwood from Ascot, Kevin Waldridge from Ealing, Sebastian Peaty, Ann Bedral from Stanmore, Don DT from Putney, Simon from South Norwood, Martin from Hackney, Barry Wanrney NBK, Pedro from Beano’s, the Hitchhikers Guide fan club, Bruiser, Sean Eavan, Mark Bramley    

Arthur Conan Doyle lived in South Norwood and Sherlock Holmes, who famously resided at 221B Baker Street, often ventured south of the river to solve crimes. We discuss transpontine Holmes stories The Sign of the Four and The Adventure of the Norwood Builder and their many adaptations, the author’s time in South London and visit a lake named in his honour. Featuring readings by Joel Knight.

Kevin Jackson on British Second World War Medals - plus his thoughts on an inlaid jewellery box from a photograph emailed from Eva in South Norwood