Residents stood up by councillor who failed to appear at meeting
The resident had come to speak to a councillor about his £7,000 per year service charge bill.
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Author: Claudia Lee
Second man arrested in connection with murder of Rijkaard Siafa
A 34-year-old man was arrested in the early hours of this morning.
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Battersea couple turn pension pots into £500k lottery for LGBTQ+ community
Unable to find a lottery which supported the LGBTQ+ community, the couple decided to make their own.
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Croydon bank windows smashed by pro-Palestine protesters
No arrests have been made at this stage and an investigation is ongoing.
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Brixton Academy to reopen for the first time since fatal crush
The iconic Brixton Academy is set to reopen tonight following more than a year of uncertainty.
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Video round-up of your great South London Press this week
Welcome back to the South London Press weekly news round-up.
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Market traders remain resilient but call for better communication from police following tragic stabbing
The fatal stabbing of 22-year-old Rijkaard Salu Siafa last Friday shook the local community.
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More than 85 per cent of children in Croydon secure first choice primary school
Parents and carers must accept or decline their offer by April 30.
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Mental health charity calls for commitment from next London Mayor
South East London Mind is calling on the next elected mayor to address five key priorities.
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Fashion City at the London Docklands Museum
Fashion City is on at the London’s Docklands Museum until July 7.
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House of Bondage: Ernest Cole’s brutal reality of apartheid in South Africa
Ernest Cole, House of Bondage, will be showing at the Photographers Gallery from June 14 until September 22.
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‘No footpath at ground level’: Paintings and prints of the Heygate Estate
No Footpath at Ground Level will be shown t Little Louie in Elephant Park until June 16.
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Exclusive: Chloe Stroll has the right formula for success
Meet Chloe, businesswoman turned singer, whose dad owns the Aston Martin F1 team.
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Bromley Mayor pays a visit to business for dementia awareness
Thackray Williams LLP hosts monthly community meetings to make Bromley more dementia friendly.
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Try out this contemporary take on a village fete at Greenwich Peninsula
Urban Village Fete is back for its ninth year at Greenwich Peninsular, on May 19.
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Black Eats Festival moves south of the river
Black Eats are moving south of the river to Woolwich Works on April 27 and 28.
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It’s a knockout: Punchy pictures reveal Brixton’s boxers
The exhibition of more than 60 works is being shown at Brixton Library.
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Sadiq Khan pledges new Bus Company to bring capital’s routes back into public ownership
Currently the capital’s bus network is operated by 16 privately-run bus companies.
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Firefighters rescue man trapped in sand and clay after trench collapse
Once the man was removed from the trench he was taken to hospital by paramedics.
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