Greenwich foot tunnel lift working again
It means cyclists can once again avoid the estimated 96-step journey where they had to haul their bikes for months on end.
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Train services will not return to normal for at least two months
Southern Trains said it could be mid-May before axed services were reinstated in the Croydon area.
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Owl did you get in there? Tawny in a tangle in Sydenham
Some people obviously do give a hoot about owls. Residents called in the RSPCA when one ended up in deep water, after getting tangled in pond netting in a garden.
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Lewisham campaigner up for award for his work trying to improve lives of people with sight loss
Sekha Hall, from Lewisham, will hear on March 29 whether he has won the RNIB See Differently Award
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Brixton six-year-old wins UK crown of prestigious international contest – and will go on to represent us for world title
Sara Tamiyah-King, from Brixton, claimed the International Junior Miss UK Crown, a contest which aims to encourage positive achievement by helping to develop and strengthen self-awareness in young women.
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Owl did you get in there? Tawny in a tangle in Sydenham
Some people obviously do give a hoot about owls. Residents called in the RSPCA when one ended up in deep water, after getting tangled in pond netting in a garden.
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Croydon projects can receive grants to promote vaccinations
Croydon Council is working with local community groups to encourage more residents to take up their Covid-19 vaccinations and help them to stay safe as we live with the virus.
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Get your products refilled for free at a redundant petrol station in Borough, Southwark
Activist and sustainability advocate, Camilla Thurlow, is encouraging the public to refill their Ecover household goods and enjoy complimentary hot drinks, while learning about the benefits and ease of a refill lifestyle.
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Britain’s best builders contest for title at Lewisham College
Bricklayers have been cementing their reputations after the pandemic. Some of them excelled at professional bricklaying competition Best in London Brick (BiLB), which returned for 2022.
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Palace stars talk to Upper Norwood primary school pupils about the right way to deal with racism on and off the pitch
Crystal Palace defender Tyrick Mitchell spoke honestly with schoolchildren about his experiences tackling racism inside and outside football last week – before drawing with City on Saturday.
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Palace stars talk to Upper Norwood primary school pupils about the right way to deal with racism on and off the pitch
Crystal Palace defender Tyrick Mitchell spoke honestly with schoolchildren about his experiences tackling racism inside and outside football last week – before drawing with City on Saturday.
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COMPETITION: WIN VIP Ringside Tickets to see Zippo’s Circus ‘Bon Voyage’ 2022 at Blackheath Common
Enter our competition to win one of five Ringside Family Tickets (2 adults and 2 children). Each of the group also gets FREE popcorn and candy floss!
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Get your products refilled for free at a redundant petrol station in Borough, Southwark
Activist and sustainability advocate, Camilla Thurlow, is encouraging the public to refill their Ecover household goods and enjoy complimentary hot drinks, while learning about the benefits and ease of a refill lifestyle.
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Croydon council tax payers facing three per cent rise on top of rent hikes
Council leader Councillor Hamida Ali said the price hike was “one of the most difficult decisions to make” as people face a cost of living crisis.
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Bombay Delight brings regional Indian delicacies to Wimbledon
Following the success of his first restaurant in Vauxhall, chef and founder Ajay Chaurasia has opened his second restaurant Bombay Delight in Wimbledon.
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Waterloo refugee project which counsels traumatised refugees is appealing for cash support
Waterloo Community Counselling (WCC), in Frazier Street, Lambeth, is having to cope with a surge in demand for its support, because of the war in Ukraine and conflict in places like Syria and the Yemen.
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Nursery group launches new academy to kick-start childcare careers
Fennies Nurseries, which has 15 sites across South London, will be offering placements, apprenticeships and a two-year graduate scheme for those wanting to work in the early years sector.
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Bexleyheath teenager will be pivotal part of St John Ambulance centenary celebrations
Shimin Hoang, 17, Bexleyheath won the St John’s ambulance’ District Cadet of the year for South London.
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Cash-strapped council sets budget with help of £25m Government loan
Council leader Hamida Ali said the authority received “hugely important” confirmation of the loan.
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