Sidcup cancer survivor asking for residents to suggest tough challenges for him to raise money as he begins 22 challenges
A cancer survivor is thanking medics by taking on 22 different fundraising challenges throughout 2022.
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Hawk hired to scare off seagulls from Soho
Westminster City Council has employed the raptor with sharp talons and keen eyesight to patrol Soho during the nesting season.
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All’s well that ends bell… Pupils at Gallywell School receive new bell funded by Heritage of London Trust
The bell, funded by Heritage of London Trust was brought to London from its Loughborough foundry.
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Nursery which was inside Grenfell Tower gets permanent home
Grenfell Early Years Nursery was based in Grenfell Tower for 30 years before the tragic fire which killed 72 people on June 14, 2017.
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Cars to be banned from outside schools once again
One head teacher feared for the safety of his pupils when a “school zone” was stopped without any notice.
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Mum raising thousands with Bake-off star, crafts and karoaoke in Thornton Heath
Sue Ahmad hosts a ‘CR7 Charity Fun Day’, in aid of head and neck cancer care at the Cancer Centre at Guy’s.
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Bromley and Croydon domestic abuse support refuge wins national charity award
South London charity Bromley and Croydon Women’s Aid (BCWA) has won a major national award for its work to offer support and safe refuge to women and their children who are escaping domestic abuse.
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COMPETITION: 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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In My View: Helen Hayes, MP for Dulwich and West Norwood
The war in Ukraine has shocked residents across my constituency, with hundreds of people getting in touch to express their concerns about Vladimir Putin’s violent, unprovoked, unjustified invasion
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SAMPLE brings best of London’s creators for a day dedicated to design and culture
Taking place at the newly launched design district, SAMPLE aims to provide a platform for fledgling and start-up businesses
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Tom Fool playing at the Orange Tree Theatre reviewed by Christopher Walker
A German ‘kitchen sink drama,’ it is the vehicle for three outstanding acting performances, and an evening of gripping drama.
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Getting to grips with rabbit’s teeth
Dental care is an essential part of our daily lives – but while we are all used to brushing and flossing our own pearly whites, tooth care for our bunnies needs special consideration.
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Cats are very sensitive to changes
Changes in our lifestyle and situations that seem to be beyond our control all contribute towards feeling stressed. The same is true for cats – who can be highly sensitive to changes in their lives.
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George the mini-Shetland leads Mouse House Nursery Easter Parade through Battersea
George belongs to two year old Margot Dickinson, who attends Mouse House Nursery in Battersea and paraded him on Thursday.
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Afghan international women footballers rescued by Kim Kardashian kick off football’s campaign to help refugees
The Afghanistan Development Squad soundly beat the Women’s Parliamentary Team at Dulwich Hamlet Football Club’s ground, Champion Hill, on Tuesday [March 29].
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Close friend of sanctioned Roman Abramovich aims to turn Kensington hotel into flats
Russian billionaire David Davidovich is seeking planning permission to convert neighbouring buildings in one of London’s priciest postcodes into seven apartments.
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New job centre opens in Stockwell
A new temporary Jobcentre in Clapham Place, Lambeth, officially opened its doors last week [March 23], giving jobseekers more access to support and the latest opportunities.
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Plan for homes on side of historic pub forced through
The 150-year-old Sandrock pub, in Upper Shirley Road, Croydon, will see a two-storey extension built at the side and back for “an enlarged service area” and four flats on the upper floors.
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