Good morning and welcome to your weekly round up of what happened in Battersea this week.

Every Sunday we line up the best bits from the week, just in case you missed it.

Meat Loaf's Bat out of Hell that caught fire in Battersea

Sad news broke on Friday about the passing of legendary singer Meat Loaf's death on January, 20.

Nub News stumbled upon an amazing story that linked the American singer to Battersea.

Exhibition of Battersea Power Station

It is the final day to check out the exhibition at Westfield London which features the work of Kat Winskill and her photographs of the iconic building, working, back in 1978.

Visit the pop up until 17:00 today.

Battersea Power Station light festival on now

Between January, 13 and February, 27 visitors are encouraged to walk the trail and take in the beautiful installations curated in partnership with the Light Art Collection and founded by the Amsterdam Light Festival.

Notes of inspiration spotted on Albert Bridge

If you've visited Albert Bridge recently you might of noticed small notes of encouragement.

Beat Depression UK's Night Angels descended on the bridge in recent weeks to attach notes for those battling depression.

FIlm crew in Battersea park filming move adaption of book

The film crew were spotted in the park over the last two weeks and were filming a movie adaption of Polite Society, a novel by Mahesh Rao.

The crew's canteen, make-up and wardrobe could be seen at the west side of the park, running alongside Albert Bridge Road.

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