Burn Bullock owners called ‘uncooperative’ as works to secure burnt out pub begin
Residents say efforts to secure it are being delayed due a “lack of engagement” from the pub’s owners.
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Author: Claudia Lee
Met officers cleared of gross misconduct over shooting in South Wimbledon
Brooklyn McFarlane was shot in the back in South Wimbledon on December 3, 2018.
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Croydon families enjoy mental health boost at first ‘Well-being Wednesday’
Wellbeing Wednesday will take place each year on the first Wednesday in May.
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‘It’s an abuse’: Migrant workers at private prep school protest over low pay
The cleaners are balloting to take strike action for a London Living Wage and sick leave parity with directly employed staff.
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Public garden and café off Oxford Street set for makeover after two year vacancy
Members voted unanimously to approve the two applications behind the revamp.
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Unseen photos from the Coronation released by South Western Railway
The photos take a behind-the-scenes look at more than 5,000 Armed Forces personnel at Waterloo railway station.
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Woolwich town centre regeneration halted after construction company goes into administration
Geoffrey Osborne Limited has called in administrators from RSM’s restructuring advisory teams.
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Man jailed for ‘vicious’ homophobic attack in Brixton
Jabbard Mabounda, 31, was sentenced to 12 months in prison.
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Plans to improve ‘miserable and filthy’ HMP Wandsworth conditions
WPIC said the state of the prison leaves prisoners feeling depressed, with little chance of rehabilitation.
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May elections: What we know so far
Voting took place yesterday in the capital for the Mayor, constituency London Assembly members, and London-wide Assembly members.
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Southwark council bats off ‘flawed’ data after rating as one of England’s worst councils
Southwark was ranked 303rd out of 318 councils in England for overall performance.
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Protesters arrested after blocking coach in Peckham over asylum seeker transfers
Protesters have claimed they were “kicked” and “punched” by police.
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Michelle Greenidge: From Southwark council to Steve McQueen
Michelle Greenidge discusses Doctor Who, working with Steve McQueen and how her early life and work in South London has shaped her career.
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Blue plaque for pioneer of adventure playgrounds
Marjory Allen has been described as a “pioneering architect, and a tireless campaigner for child welfare”.
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When ‘Red Ken’ took back London
On May 4, 2000, South London born and raised Ken Livingstone became Mayor of London.
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‘The perfect place to let your inner child run wild’: Bubble Planet
Unlike normal bubbles, Bubble Planet bubbles don’t disappear once they’ve popped.
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Soak up South Bank’s sunny river views with street food and craft beer
KERB returns to the South Bank on May 9, for its fifth summer.
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South London set to welcome US soul legend Alexander O’Neal
The SLP caught up with Alexander O’Neal as he hit the road in the UK one last time.
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The Artist Taxi Driver and his latest stunt
Bethlem Gallery is hosting Bethlem Live Lounge – a 90s-style studio experience – until July 13.
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