Police looking for trio who hospitalised two women in London Bridge
The girls threw them to the floor and stamped on their heads.
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Croydon man break Guinness World Record for most triathlons in a week in honour of murdered brother
He and his family have never come to terms with his brother’s death.
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Water turned off ‘accidentally’ in Bexley for more than three weeks
Water was turned off in Crayford due to works by Thames Water.
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Huge surge in demand for rental properties in Croydon as renters pushed to outskirts of London
There has been a huge rise in property searches on the outskirts of London.
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Number of kids sexually abused under Lambeth council care ‘likely to be higher’ than thought
Thousands of people claim to have been subjected to sexual and physical violence at Lambeth council children’s homes.
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Alzheimer’s sufferers find relief in ‘walking sports’
The collaboration has seen more than 20 people benefit.
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Sydenham man hoping to be named as National Bingo Caller of the Year
More than two hundred callers across Great Britain entered the competition.
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Bond Street Elizabeth Line station opens to improve travel to South-east London
Bond Street station is set to improve travel across London and the South East.
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Lewisham to get 100 per cent social housing development
Lewisham council has acquired the land for a planned housing development in New Cross.
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Couple who used 13-year-old boy for county lines drug trafficking jailed
The couple have been jailed for a combined 12 years.
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New ‘fast service’ bus to connect Canary Wharf and Lewisham
The X239 is a new “fast service” that will start at Grove Park in Lewisham.
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Family of Sahara Salman still ‘sleeping on the floor’ 11 weeks after house explosion
It has been 11 weeks since Sahara Salman died after the explosion in Galpin’s Road.
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Thames Water fined £30K for leaving huge hole outside homes
The water company was taken to court by Kensington and Chelsea council.
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Quarter of a million children living in food poverty in London
Fourteen per cent of children in the capital aged 16 or under had “low” or “very low” food security.
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Brixton wheelchair basketball coach celebrated as club reaches 10 years of success
Percy Hutchful has worked with young people to develop life skills and socialisation.
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A bus that could save your life pulls up to Peckham
An undiagnosed cardiac condition was detected in 10-15 per cent of those who have received the check-up.
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Mum injured after council home ceiling collapse moved three hours away from daughter’s school
Ms Kalokoh-Larkoh said her nine-year-old daughter has never been on time for school in Plumstead.
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London Zoo names three new ‘critically endangered’ Sumatran tiger cubs
The conservation zoo in June announced the trio as Inca, Zac and Crispin.
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Man raises thousands for cancer charity in one-day 200km bike ride
Toby Lock cycled more than 200km in one day in honour of his girlfriend.
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