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London Borough of Southwark

London Borough of Southwark

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Oct 2, 2026

speaker_0NARRATOR
14:35
Shakespeare y un grupo de otros actores reunieron suficiente dinero para construir su propio teatro.
speaker_0NARRATOR
14:44
Compraron terrenos al sur del río Támesis, en Southwark, y construyeron el Globe Theatre, el teatro más emblemático de la era isabelina.
speaker_0NARRATOR
14:55
El Globe era revolucionario.
speaker_0NARRATOR
14:58
Era un teatro al aire libre, de forma circular, con galerías que podían albergar a personas de diferentes clases sociales.
speaker_4NARRATOR
14:10
Shakespeare and a group of other actors raised enough money to build their own theatre.
speaker_4NARRATOR
14:18
They bought land south of the River Thames, in Southwark, and built the Globe Theatre, the most iconic theatre of the Elizabethan era.
speaker_4NARRATOR
14:29
The Globe was revolutionary.
speaker_4NARRATOR
14:32
It was an open-air theatre, circular in shape, with galleries that could accommodate people from different social classes.
SteveHOST
7:01
The ward and city boundary is crossed halfway over by the Millennium Bridge.
SteveHOST
7:07
The ward is bounded by the wards of Castleburner to the west, Bredstreet to the north, Vintry to the east and the London Borough of Southwark to the west across the river Queenhithe is one of 25 wards in the City of London, each electing an Alderman to the Court of Aldermen, the Commoners to the Court of Common Council, and to the City of London Corporation.
SteveHOST
7:30
Only Freeman and the City of London are eligible to stand for election.
SteveHOST
7:34
Queenhithe returns an Alderman and two Common Councilmen to the Corporation of London.
Doug CollinsHOST
9:27
Yep.
Tracy CollinsHOST
9:27
South Bank, Bankside, Southwark, and Waterloo.
Tracy CollinsHOST
9:31
Yeah.
Tracy CollinsHOST
9:32
Now, this is a great area if you want to enjoy a stroll in the evening because you've got that lovely riverside path running down past the London Eye, the Globe, Tate Modern.
Stephen GregoryCORRESPONDENT
33:21
the Lib Dems took every single seat.
Stephen GregoryCORRESPONDENT
33:22
Uh, the Lib Dems are now in coalition with the Greens in both Lambeth and Southwark, running those councils.
Sarah OlneyGUEST
33:27
That's right.
Sarah OlneyGUEST
33:28
Yeah
Sarah OlneyGUEST
36:34
But that's, that I think is the interesting challenge that we, w- you know, all of the mayoral campaigns will have, but, you know, how can we do that specifically for the Liberal Democrats in London?
Stephen GregoryCORRESPONDENT
36:43
Interesting.
Stephen GregoryCORRESPONDENT
36:44
And so I mentioned, uh, Lambeth and Southwark.
Sarah OlneyGUEST
36:48
Yes.
Dirty SouthHOST
14:31
Okay.
Dulwich RaiderHOST
14:32
The Dover Castle in Borough-
Dirty SouthHOST
14:34
Mm
Dulwich RaiderHOST
14:34
... is closing its doors for the last time next month.
Andy HughesHOST
7:48
In the last five years, there's been 34 murders here, more than any other borough in the capital.
Andy HughesHOST
7:55
And this year, it's got even worse, with 11 murders in Lambeth and Southwark in just eight months.
Andy HughesHOST
8:02
Most of them are believed to be linked to gangs.
Andy HughesHOST
8:07
I've been given exclusive access to one of the Met's largest gang operations in this area.

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speaker_20ADVERTISER
23:33
Grainger, for the ones who get it done.
Andy HughesHOST
23:42
It's really rare to get access like this, especially when police are in the middle of a very high profile investigation.
Andy HughesHOST
23:52
There has been tit for tat killings in the last year in the area of Clapham, Brixton, West Norwood and Southwark.
Andy HughesHOST
23:59
And this is because all of these different gangs, and there's a number of them, there's numerous, they have been fighting.
Jacqueline RidingGUEST
3:36
... via Kennington and Lambeth proper.
Jacqueline RidingGUEST
3:39
And then, um, um, s- just across to the right, you've got the, um, Borough of Southwark, and so it's Bermondsey, you know, in the north, Southwark itself, and then down through Elephant and Castle to Walworth, which is the part of this bit of London that Chaplin was born in 1889.
Maddy PellingHOST
3:54
Mm.
Anthony DelaneyHOST
3:55
That's very interesting actually because when I read the book, one of the things that stood out to me was the sense of community and neighborhood-
Jacqueline RidingGUEST
5:50
It's little cottages and sort of Georgian houses and things like that, which is true.
Jacqueline RidingGUEST
5:55
But increasingly, it was also a place where there was manufactory too 'cause, of course, anywhere that's next to the river has easy access to barges and things to carry things to and fro.
Jacqueline RidingGUEST
6:07
And so the whole of the coast, as it were, or the, the edge of the river, which is now embanked, largely embanked, but from, let's say, Vauxhall Bridge north and then around to, you know, Waterloo Southwark, Bermondsey.
Jacqueline RidingGUEST
6:20
You've got manufactories, and in the book I point out the fact that everyone thinks of the dark satanic mills of, uh, William Blake's imaginings is the Midlands of England.
Andrew TuckHOST
1:58
One London is a £1 billion project planned for the City of London, an area also referred to as the Square Mile, where many of the UK capital's skyscrapers already reside.
Andrew TuckHOST
2:10
The tower is set to complete in 2033, and it will be the tallest in the Square Mile and the joint tallest in Western Europe, equaling the height of The Shard in London's Southwark area.
Andrew TuckHOST
2:22
It'll also be uniquely amenity-rich and only five minutes from two major transport hubs, Bank Station and Liverpool Street station.
Andrew TuckHOST
2:30
Well, I'm joined now by two of the names behind this mammoth project, Eric Parry and David Kabbe.

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Mrs. Piozzi's Thraliana-Charles Hughes

Sep 17 · 2 Mentions

speaker_3NARRATOR
29:57
It was not an unsuitable marriage, but Mrs. Thrail is modest enough to think that one of the chief of her attractions in Mr. Thrail's eyes was her willingness to live much of her life in the house in the borough.
speaker_3NARRATOR
30:10
near the southwark brewery the house at streatham was for thrale rather a suburban than a country house for he was quite determined not to have a quote neighborhood unquote there but to depend for society on friends from london his old bachelor friends murphy bodens fitzpatrick captain conway and others were at first the amis de la maison mrs thrale says quote i liked none of them but murphy and my mother despised them all end quote but it was murphy who introduced johnson and so made the house famous for ever in english literary history at the end of the second volume of thraliana we have a description of mrs thrale's own person and mind of which i quote the latter the character of the mind is however almost wholly italian this was written before she was acquainted with piozzi or rather welsh perhaps for her temper is warm even to irascibility affectionate and tender but claiming such returns to her tenderness and affection as busy people have no time to pay and coarse people have no pleasure in paying she is a diligent and active friend who spares neither money nor pains to oblige but is soon disgusted if the person obliged does not express the sense of obligation.
speaker_3NARRATOR
32:07
By nature a rancorous and revengeful enemy, but having conquered that quality by God's grace, she is now apt really and bona fide to forget when and how she was offended." At the beginning of Volume 3, on the 19th of May 1778, she mentions that the black-letter title, Thraliana, is written by Sophie Stretfield.
speaker_3NARRATOR
32:38
But as very full extracts about that fair lady and her flirtations were furnished by Mr Salisbury to Haywood and printed by him, they shall not be quoted here.

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1741, Hester Lynch Salisbury born, January 27th, daughter of John Salisbury of Bachy Crag.
speaker_3NARRATOR
98:07
1762, death of her father.
speaker_3NARRATOR
98:09
1763 her marriage to henry thrale brewer of southwark and streatham 1764 birth of her eldest daughter hester afterwards the lady keith she bore thrale twelve children in all 1765 first introduction to johnson thrale m p for southwark Johnson became domesticated at Streatham, and spent henceforth much of his time there, usually the middle of the weeks, returning to his London house on Saturday evenings.
speaker_3NARRATOR
98:49
1769, Boswell's first visit to Streatham.

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