Female leaders to hash out role of women in politics at panel discussion
The Dulwich Society will host Women & Politics at Alleyn’s School on March 4.
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Author: Claudia Lee
Essentials on a budget: Preloved sale for parents popping up across Bromley
The first sale of 2025, will take place at St John’s church in Beckenham on February 8.
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Police Constable sacked for harassing and stalking ex-girlfriend
A misconduct hearing, which concluded on January 13, found gross misconduct was proven for PC Sean Denny.
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Planned tram track work to disrupt East Croydon services throughout February
From February 15, to 23, a section of track between Wellesley Road and East Croydon will be replaced.
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Bar allowed to play music until 11pm despite neighbours complaints
The bar, which has room for 69 people, will be open until 11:30pm on weekends.
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South London has new nightclub after council drops objections to venue
Gaffe, also known as Commune Studios, off Wandsworth Road will be able to open until 3.20am on Fridays and Saturdays going forwards.
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Gunman jailed after ‘brazenly’ shooting rival gang member in broad daylight
The victim was shot three times in Bradenham Close, Walworth, on June 24 2023, while sat in a car.
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‘Truly irreplaceable’: Iconic West End cinema under threat of closure
The Prince Charles Cinema has launched a petition after management said new terms imposed by its landlord have brought its future under threat.
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Man found guilty of stabbing ex-girlfriend to death in home
The court heard that Haron climbed through the window of the address in search of Felecia.
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Community fund helps 3,000 residents improve health in 2024
The £5million fund has delivered an average of 126 activities per week across the borough since its launch.
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Mother qualifies as train driver after 10-year career break
Leigh Santamaria, 53, found her new career through the help of Southern Rail and the Career Returners scheme.
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Lewisham council signs union anti-racism charter
Lewisham council is the thirteenth local authority in the capital to sign the charter.
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Tens of thousands of families stuck on housing waiting lists as housing crisis spirals
Almost 40,000 households are stuck on social housing waiting list in Lambeth, as the capital’s social housing crisis reaches a 10-year high.
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Clapham and Brixton Hill MP appointed as UK Trade Envoy to Ghana
Clapham and Brixton Hill MP Bell Ribeiro-Addy will build on the UK’s relations with Ghana.
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Calls for action on empty Croydon flats amidst housing crisis
The block was boarded up by the council in June 2024 and has remained uninhabited since.
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Legendary pop producers honoured with blue plaque
The trio, Mike Stock, Matt Aitken and Pete Waterman, were behind some of the biggest names of the 1980s and 1990s, having developed 13 number one hits.
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Greenwich homeless charity strengthens ties with French Embassy
The Emmaus movement originated in France. Although Emmaus UK is an independent charity, the French Embassy has been working across its 29 branches for the past year to learn more about homelessness.
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Met officers cleared of gross misconduct over death of Kevin Clarke
Mr Clarke, 35, who had schizophrenia, died after being restrained by officers in a field in Catford in 2018.
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Café fined for food safety breaches after death of schoolgirl from allergic reaction
Mia Shay St Hilaire became ill after she visited the Pop Inn Cafe with her aunt and sister in August 2023.
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