May 2009 Archives

An exhibition at a Victoria art gallery will close after today.

Entitled Paintwork#2, the display will be open at SW1 Gallery in Cardinal Place from 12pm to 6pm today.

A pearly king will put in an appearance at this year's Pimlico Road summer party.

On June 9, Pimlico Road will be filled with stalls offering jewellery, arts and antiques, all accompanied by music from the popular Ebony steel band.

Mayfair library will play host to a talk about making the most of your talents.

At 6.30pm tomorrow, John Purkiss and David Royston-Lee will be sharing their wisdom at the South Audley Street library.

Screenings of tennis matches will be held in Victoria every day of Wimbledon fortnight.

All the benefits of Centre Court can be enjoyed, from sunshine to strawberries, without any queues or Cliff Richard songs.

A teenager has gone missing from her Westminster home, sparking fears for her safety.

Lalila Daoudi, 16, has not been seen since May 8.

A blaze broke out a Mayfair restaurant, damaging part of the basement.

Four fire engines and around 20 firefighters tackled a fire at the Queen Street restaurant, on Monday morning.

Demonstrators are expected to meet in Westminster to protest against motorbike parking charges introduced in the borough.

A group of bikers from No to Bike Parking Fees campaign, and other organisations, is due to meet in Trafalgar Square at 6.15pm on Monday, May 11.

Fundraisers will take to the paths of Hyde Park on Sunday.

The Big Spring Walk, which starts at 10.30am, will be held in aid of Age Concern and Help the Aged.