Murder house at 27 Alexandra Road, Croydon
In early 1909, Mr Ernest Harvey Blundell, an insurance agent living at 27 Alexandra Road, Croydon, was very ill with what was diagnosed as influenza and ‘neuritis’.
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10 Years Ago: A group of cyclists from France rode into South London to highlight the role dads play in their children’s education
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Large part of her head was blown off by her husband’s shotgun
For many years, Mr James Peckham had been landlord of the Oakfield Tavern, situated at the crossing of St James’s Road and Oakfield Road, Croydon.
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Major concert this summer to mark Queen’s Jubilee
The BBC’s “Platinum Party at the Palace” on Saturday, June 4 will feature a huge stage in front of the royal residency.
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The Railway Telegraph and oasis in the veritable desert of pubs
I’ve heard it described as Thornton Heath’s best-kept secret, but it’s more like its only secret or, as other pubs have wilted away, not a secret at all.
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Southbank Centre announces its Platinum Jubilee programme of events
To celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee a programme of events has been organised by an arts centre, ranging from classical to alternative performances and an exclusive screening, writes Lina Kurdi.
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Council sorry for not helping man who couldn’t reach bath in his own home
The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman ruled the council had not worked quickly enough to help the man, who said his flat was unsuitable for his wheelchair and could not be adapted, and asked to be given full-time care because of his health issues.
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Zippo’s Circus: Bon voyage reviewed by Charlotte Smith
‘Bon voyage’ will fly you to the moon, without any travel complications. From the opening sequence, as aerialists Pablo and Vicki Garcia emerge from a rocket to the tune of Star Wars, you are in safe yet daredevil hands. And some escape was sorely needed.
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Come meet The Gruffalo at Greenwich Theatre this Easter!
Join Mouse on a daring adventure through the deep, dark wood in Tall Stories’ magical, musical adaptation of the classic picture book.
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Good Samaritan landed with £600 motoring fine
Daniel Thurley, 49, of Daniels Road in Nunhead, was on his way to the Donor Centre at the Centrale Shopping Centre in Croydon in January last year.
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Teenager stabbed to death in New Cross
Police were called shortly after 4pm to a venue in Angus Street, New Cross after reports of a fight in progress.
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Cancer patients receive grants from charity to help with cost of living burden
Charity Macmillan has found that high energy bills are one of the main expenses people living with cancer are facing this year.
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Prepare before you go for “walkies”
With spring in full swing, many of us are thrilled to enjoy lighter, longer days and spend more time outdoors with our precious pets
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Mother speaks of horror at being caught up in Blackheath violence
Tracy, who only wanted to give her first name, from Lewisham, was at the fair with her two young children aged 10 and eight, and some of their friends.
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Chamber opera by theatre company for deaf and disabled cast puts on show at the Southbank Centre
Graeae theatre company, which is based in Kingsland Road, Hoxton, announced the world premiere of composer Errollyn Wallen’s The Paradis Files.
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Croydon schools offered young trees teaching pupils the importance of protecting the environment
Trees for the scheme in Croydon have been donated as part of the Queen’s Green Canopy project, and with a donation from National Grid
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Call the Midwife star gives talk on businesses employing special needs and disabled learners
A Call the Midwife star has called on businesses to employ special needs and disabled learners, with a personal talk given at a virtual event this week
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Athlete juggles track time with mentoring latest crop of South London talent
When he isn’t breaking world records, Mensah Elliott spends his time mentoring the latest crop of promising South London athletes
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