TfL welcomes ‘good news’ as London Underground staff accept pay deal
Significant industrial issues on the transport network still remain, Unite said.
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Author: Claudia Lee
‘Back to basics and back to nature’: Schoolchildren escape to countryside for week without technology
Pupils from Broadmead Primary School recently enjoyed an ‘in nature’ residential.
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Body recovered from Thames formally identified as Clapham chemical attack suspect
A post-mortem examination confirmed Ezedi’s cause of death was drowning.
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Cleaner air for 200 schools is welcome news
Sadiq Khan has pledged £2.7million of extra funding to fit new air filters across London.
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Royal seal of approval as Princess Anne visits South Bank Technical College
To commemorate the visit, Princess Anne unveiled a new plaque at the college.
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Council’s proposed parking charge hikes dubbed ‘attack on key workers’ by opposition
Lib Dems have said the changes will hit teachers, doctors, and small businesses hardest.
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Grenfell residents not guaranteed spot in new social homes set to open near tower
The flats will be handed over to Kensington and Chelsea council after Easter.
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Council invests £1.45m into Europe’s largest climate-friendly workspace
The hub opened in July 2023 and is already at 97 per cent capacity.
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Firefighters issue another warning about e-bike safety after two people escape blaze
Last month, enforcement was taken against UPP after its products were linked to a number of fires.
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Council tax meeting overshadowed by political clashes and personal insults
A labour councillor accused the Lib Dem leader of “using his LGBT identity for political point scoring”.
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Two Millwall fans banned from football games for three years after ‘tragedy chanting’
The father and son were filmed making helicopter gestures to Leicester City fans.
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Petition calls for council to restore museum’s history
The petition, signed by 2,161 people, asked the council to restore a ‘properly functioning’ museum.
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Star of the Apprentice is doing Tre-mendously well
Star of the Apprentice Tre Lowe opens up about his incredible journey.
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Jack McVitie: The South London hit man who saw the downfall of the Krays
Jack ‘The Hat’ McVitie was born on April 19, 1932, in Battersea.
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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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The South London Film Festival is back with a huge new line-up
TSLFF 2024 will take place on March 2 and 3, Picturehouse Bromley.
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Experience World Book Day sky high
Battersea Power Station will launch Lift 109 Lates on March 7.
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Genre-busting orchestra takes to Brixton football pitch for free day concert
The Brixton Chamber Orchestra will perform at Brixton Recreation Centre on March 16.
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Behind the scenes tour of London’s hidden platforms
Tours will take visitors through the stations concealed doorways, down secret pathways.
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