by Rob McGibbon | Aug 31, 2026 | Culture, News
Actors Arthur Campbell and Gregor Roach met at Oxford University and quickly began developing an innovative theatrical format to help showcase emerging student talent. They came up with a fun and fast staging concept that was laced with an original competitive...
by Richard Derecki | Aug 25, 2026 | Culture
From Bob Marley to Oscar Wilde, George Elliott to Bram Stoker, Chelsea is blessed with close to 200 blue plaques, the second most in any London borough bar Westminster. For long the preserve of English Heritage there are now many other commemorative plaque schemes...
by Charlie Kane | Jul 21, 2026 | Business, Culture, News
The Chelsea Citizen has been nominated for a prestigious award in Press Gazette’s highly credible Future of Media Awards. The Citizen – a humble, self-funded news operation – has been given the nod by judges for Website of the Year (Regional/Local)...
by Heidi Bates | Jul 16, 2026 | Council, Culture, News
One of Chelsea’s last surviving purpose-built artists’ studio complexes is facing an uncertain future after plans were unveiled to replace it with five luxury townhouses. For more than a century Stanley Studios in Park Walk has provided creative workspace...
by Olivia Blackman | Jun 18, 2026 | Culture, News
The Chelsea History Festival will return this autumn with a programme of around 100 events, bringing world-renowned historians, broadcasters, performers and storytellers to venues across Chelsea. Running from 1 to 4 October 2026, the eighth edition of the festival...
by John Cookson | Jun 15, 2026 | Culture, News
Three men who faced bullets, bombs and terrorists — and lived to tell the tale — gathered in Chelsea as the National Army Museum celebrated becoming the new home of a world-famous collection of Victoria and George Crosses. Reporter John Cookson joined an audience...
