Team GB athlete left without kitchen says housing disrepair is affecting health
Mr Telesford, who is registered blind, has lived without a kitchen in his Downham flat for almost a year.
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Author: Claudia Lee
Met praises ‘vital’ facial recognition, but report warns of potential legal breaches
The report said images of innocent people are still on the Police national database, which is available to all UK police forces.
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MP demands action over ‘shock bills’ for leaseholders
On High Path Estate in Wimbledon, residents faced a £1,237 difference between their estimated and final service charge bills.
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‘They saved my life’: The Greenwich charity providing a solution to the maternal health crisis
While battling through the ‘baby blues’ after giving birth to her son, Karina Shenaz found a light of solidarity in a Greenwich voluntary group.
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Man hospitalised after Rye Lane stabbing
Cops were called to reports of a stabbing in Rye Lane, Peckham, at around 10.30pm.
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Sarah Ferguson makes surprise visit to primary school to read new children’s book
Around 25 per cent of students at Surrey Square Primary School live in temporary accommodation.
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Greenwich free school ranked in top 12 schools in the country
Located in Shooters Hill Road, Ark Greenwich is the highest-performing school in the borough.
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Bromley council prosecutes Tesco for planning condition breach
Tesco Stores Ltd was ordered to pay a total of £22,266.40 in fines and costs at Bromley Magistrates’ Court on December 3.
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‘The heart of Brixton will never leave’: Sutara Gayle on writing her first full length play The Legends of Them
The story takes audiences back to Ms Gee’s childhood in Brixton in the 70s, and to the Brixton uprising of 1985, which was sparked by the wrongful shooting by the police of her sister, Cherry Groce.
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Men who mowed down teenage boy in reckless car chase jailed
The court heard how 16-year-old Tafari Thompson-Mintah had been in a relationship with Conway’s daughter.
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Man appears at the Old Bailey after victim of Brixton bus attack dies
The charges will be amended to murder at a later hearing, with the date still to be confirmed.
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Hospitals pay out £3.8m in gynaecology medical negligence claims
But, figures show that the number of claims and incidents reported to NHS Resolution – the legal arm of the NHS – is far higher.
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‘They think we are machines’: Hundreds of Harrods workers vote to strike over Christmas
With a 95 per cent vote for industrial action, 176 workers will walk out of their jobs over the busy season.
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Victorian warehouse revived into new bowling hot spot
Vintners Lanes is a brand new bowling alley, located off Vintners Yard behind Davy’s Wine Vaults in Greenwich High Road.
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School choir records Christmas single to raise money for music department
‘Joy on Christmas Day’ features the angelic voices of pupils from the school’s chamber choir.
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Disabled pensioner, 94, fears car park sale will cut her off from shops, cllr says
The comments come after Greenwich council decided to sell three council-owned car parks in October.
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Bradley Hutchins killing: Two men jailed for horrific attack on brothers
At the scene police found a crowbar, a monkey wrench, a knife and a balaclava.
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South London is spoilt for choice with a host of festive pantomimes
London is spoilt for choice this festive season, with a good number of pantomimes to choose from.
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Discover Christina Kimeze at the South London Gallery
Ms Kimeze is a London-based painter whose work has often explored the lives of lone female figures.
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