The divisional director of operations for Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust, Kelly Lewis-Towler, said there were “huge implications” for staff, and paying £12.50 a day was “not doable” for those with older vehicles.
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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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Winifred ‘Winnie’ Wilson, 91, passed away while living in a damp-ridden Fulham council block after delays to fixing her leaking and crumbling home.
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Bento, in Lee High Road, received the worst possible score of 0 for food safety.
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Inspectors said Education – My Life Matters in Rosenthal Road, Catford, did not meet independent school standards and warned staff teaching must improve.
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Young refugees living in west London say they have found an outlet to escape the trauma of fleeing their home country by playing the sport so popular back home.
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Tube services have not been running between Kennington and Moorgate since January 15 to allow for a £700 million upgrade to be carried out at Bank station.
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Mum 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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Bento, in Lee High Road, received the worst possible score of 0 for food safety.
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A damning report published by the council’s own auditors in February found there were “serious financial control and legal failings” in the refurbishment of Fairfield Halls, and that more than £60million went out to Brick by Brick without “properly executed written contracts”.
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ECHO (Evelina Children’s Heart Organisation), which provides support for children and young people with heart conditions and their families.
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Croydon ReUse’s café will offer workshops at an affordable price to local residents who want to repair, refashion and recycle old textile items rather than throw them away.
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Tulse Hill could be renamed if residents agree, because of its namesake’s links to the slave trade.
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A clothing repair hub will be taking over a disused shop in Lewisham Shopping Centre encouraging everyone to get involved in making, mending and all learn about all things textiles and sustainability.
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Town hall leaders and a hospital have vowed to take positive action to tackle racism, injustice and inequality across their borough.
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The new Prospect Park children’s playground and park area at Battersea Power Station was officially opened yesterday by the Mayor of Wandsworth, Councillor Richard Field.
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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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Future residents have had the chance to see some of their homes-to-be and their new library on their revamped estate.
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Lambeth council’s planning committee will meet on Tuesday evening to discuss controversial plans for the redevelopment of the South Bank.
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