School transforms Ofsted rating from Special Measures to Outstanding
Ofsted commended the school for its quality of education and SEND support.
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Author: Claudia Lee
Met want to find people suspected of offences from pro-Palestine protests and counter protests
Suspected offenses include anti-Semitic chanting, pro-Hamas chanting and inciting racial hatred.
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‘I don’t want my children to die’: Mum living with asthmatic kids in house riddled with black mould
The whole family are severely asthmatic and rely on inhalers.
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81-year-old woman stuck in flat with “abusive” neighbour and home broken into
She has been asking to be moved from the property for two years.
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Met issue dispersal order after Croydon stabbing
A man was found with a knife injury to his hand and a laceration across his head.
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‘I felt free’: Southwark’s deputy mayor cycles bike for first time
More than, 1,800 people have taken part in the council’s cycle training course since July.
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Grenfell memorial could be built almost a decade after tragedy
Construction of the memorial may not begin until late 2026.
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Victorian treasures from council’s private collection go on show
The works were donated to the council by a 19th century collector.
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Inquest finds Met failed to properly search Sergeant Matt Ratana’s killer
Officers failed to find a revolver when the arrested Sgt Ratana’s killer.
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Police look for suspect after man sexually assaulted late at night in Tube station
The man sexually assaulted the victim and bit his chest twice.
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Three arrested for alleged hate crimes in Waterloo
The BTP have said the investigation into the incident is “ongoing”.
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Man convicted for fatal stabbing of Abraham Kallon nearly a year after murder
A man has been jailed for the fatal stabbing of 24-year-old Abraham Kallon.
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Primary school gets STEM books from first company in UK to use Nobel prize winning DNA technology
The company was the first in the world to successfully use a Noble-prize winning genome editing treatment.
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‘The council don’t understand how serious this is’: Parents plead to stop cuts to SEND nursery
A single mum who’s non-verbal son attends the nursery said she relies on the staffs support.
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Women’s co-operative in Zimbabwe bring their new plant based beauty oils to Brixton
Marula is a type of fruit that grows in abundance in Zimbabwe.
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‘I didn’t want to ask for help’: Veteran opens up about getting support after medical discharge from forces
Mr Scott was injured unloading missiles from a helicopter.
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Suella Braverman sacked after row over pro-Palestine march and violence at the Cenotaph
David Cameron has been appointed as next Foreign Secretary.
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Boxing legend David slays the giant to win world title
In the week leading up to the 2009 WBA heavyweight championship, a young South London boxer said he was going to make his contender, a 7ft-tall, 22st 7lb Russian look “silly”. He did not disappoint, writes Claudia Lee.
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What a brainwave
In a world first, a national art charity has trialled new technology that can visualise the impact of art on human brainwaves in real time and in 3D, writes Claudia Lee
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