Update: Human remains found in Mitcham river linked to body parts found in Croydon
Previously human remains found in Rowdown Fields, New Addington were identified as Ms Mayhew.
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Author: Claudia Lee
Ten weeks of Blackheath Tunnel repairs to cause train disruptions
No trains will run between Blackheath and Charlton from June 1, for 10 weeks.
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Live: Firefighters advise residents to close windows due to ‘significant smoke’ from blaze
Ten fire engines and about 70 firefighters are at the scene in Penhall Road, Charlton.
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South London Press Showbiz catches up with Love Island legend Chyna Mills
South London Press Showbiz catches up with Love Island legend Chyna Mills.
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Man who started petition calling for blue badge holders to be exempt from LTNs invited to Parliament
Mike Spenser started the petition after he received a series PCN fines for mistakenly driving through multiple LTNs.
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Human remains found in Mitcham river by members of public
The road will remain shut until the crime scene is closed.
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Exclusive: Victim of fare evasion incident ‘traumatised’ by court case and Met’s failed apology
The victims solicitor described the incident as symptomatic of broader cultural problems within the Met.
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American Embassy owes TfL almost £14m in congestion charge payments
In a statement TfL said it was pushing for the matter to be taken up at the International Court of Justice.
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‘A wonderful treat’: Millwall fan, 82, visits The Den for first time in 60 years
In his youth, Mr Heardman went to almost all of Millwall’s home games.
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‘Catford’s garden of Eden’: Campaigners encourage public to visit refurbished war memorial gardens
For 18 years Tony Green has worked to restore a memorial he discovered in 2006.
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Police appeal for witnesses after 18-year-old stabbed in playground
A 19-year-old man was arrested at the scene and taken into custody.
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Primary school eco-champions win global citizenship award
More than 20,000 schools are involved in the competition, with only 10 awards handed out each year.
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‘I’m sick of paying extortionate rents for poor quality flats’: Protesters occupy bank over mortgage policy
Protesters forced the bank to close for the morning by building cardboard houses and sharing speeches.
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‘We have had enough’: Security staff at hospital trust escalate strike action
The 30 security workers will strike from May 23 until June 2.
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Councillor hits out at birth trauma report for lack of attention on race
Cllr Akoto welcomed the report but that it had been “a long time in the making”.
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Boy, 16, hospitalised after stabbing in West Dulwich
No arrests have been made at this stage as enquiries continue.
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Brixton pastor who lost son in tragic stabbing teams up with author to tackle knife crime
The competition asks young people to write a poem or song to highlight the dangers of carrying knives.
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Thousands march through London calling for ceasefire in Gaza on Nakba anniversary
The protest, organised by the Palestinian Solidarity Campaign (PSC), marked the 76th anniversary of the ‘Nakba’.
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‘We wanted to give children the opportunities we didn’t have’: Mitcham teacher sets up school in Ghana
Moses Mensah and his wife used their savings and a bank loan to buy land in Ghana and begin work to set up Oakhill Royal International School.
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