Construction of office block near East Croydon rail station is approved
A 14-storey office block has been approved for construction next to East Croydon railway station.
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Height complaints for new build in Kidbrooke
A town hall is to build a new 15-storey tower block despite councillors airing complaints about the height of the project.
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A craft beer lovers paradise at The Mason’s Arms
I cannot recall when I last visited The Mason’s Arms, but I know it was the first pub where I paid over £4 for a pint, so it must have been a while ago.
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£50k fundraising drive to repair footpaths at much-loved green space
Sydenham Hill Wood, a 10-hectare nature reserve on the northern slopes of the Norwood Ridge in Southwark, is launching a fundraising campaign to restore the main footpaths.
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Army veteran pensioner walking 300 miles to raise money for Ukrainian war victims
Eddie Capone felt inspired to try and do his bit after seeing the terrible images of suffering
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Residents forced to keep children indoors due to infestation of rats on estate – “we see them everywhere, night and day”
Residents are being forced to keep their children indoors due to an infestation of hundreds of rats, which are seen ‘all the time, night and day’.
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Another new office block set for development near East Croydon railway station
The new building will be the third office block to be approved for Ruskin Square.
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Night Tube to return to Jubilee line from next month
Services on the Jubilee line will run throughout the night on Fridays and Saturdays from the evening of Saturday, May 21
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Manor house can still Blair out its music
A manor house can carry on hosting late-night parties despite complaints. Christine Jones said revellers attending late-night parties at Belair House in Gallery Road, Dulwich, have caused her family sleepless nights for months.
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In My View: Marsha de Cordova, MP for Battersea
The Chancellor’s Spring Statement last month was a chance to face this crisis head on. But, sadly, he chose not take the action needed to prevent the worst impacts of the unfolding crisis.
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SAD a dark comedy exploring the messiness of life at the Omnibus Theatre
On Christmas Day Gloria cooked the turkey that killed her mother. Now Gloria is living in the attic, sleeping on a dog bed and using a bucket, not the loo.
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Grandmother died in ‘hated’ temporary housing
A grandmother with cancer died in a rotten flat after the council failed to fix her family home for three years.
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MasterChef’s cooking constable cops it from Greg
Hasan Berkül, 38, a Turkish Cypriot copper from Greenwich, was ousted from BBC1’s top kitchen show on Tuesday.
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24-hour-long film Primetime 2022 unveiled at the Hayward Gallery
The film launches this year’s expanding programme of striking outdoor installations, offering free access to art for all.
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Anime season on at the BFI Southbank and BFI IMAX
The two-month season dedicated to Anime is on at the BFI Southbank and BFI IMAX, writes Adam Davidson.
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Deathdrop playing at the Criterion Theatre reviewed by Christopher Walker
Murder is such a drag.” Well, it is in Deathdrop, one of the strangest shows to hit the London stage at the Criterion Theatre, writes Christopher Walker.
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Cancer survivor to run marathon for hospital team who cared for him
Troy Randall, from Bromley, will take on his first marathon in support of Guy’s Cancer Charity, after being treated at the Cancer Centre at Guy’s Hospital last year.
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What’s On this Week: 8th-15th April
Entertainments Listing: Tara’s Theatre; Theatre Peckham; London Transport Museum; Lewisham Shopping Centre; Royal School of Needlework;
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Going down a Storm-zy at the O2
Stormzy put on a show of a lifetime for his third and final headline show at a sold-out 02 Arena on March 29, writes Adam Davidson.
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