Owner appeals for help finding cat as army of volunteers scour Bromley
An owner has made a plea with her neighbours to help as an army of charity volunteers hunt for her cat.
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Author: News Reporter
Streatham artist Dave in the running for four categories at the BRITs
Rapper Dave leads the way after being nominated for four categories including album of the year and artist of the year.
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Historic Marylebone pub under threat from developers
An historic 200-year-old London pub could be bulldozed to make way for a new pub and budget hotel.
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Peabody Estate offers free advice to help with energy bills
One of London’s largest housing associations is asking residents to sign up to its energy-saving advice service amid the growing number of houses falling into fuel poverty.
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Tribute to departing Lambeth town hall chief who steered borough through pandemic
A town hall’s chief has announced he is stepping down. Andrew Travers has said that he is stepping down as chief executive after more than four years in the role
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Support for poor families in Croydon will nudge 15,000 further into deprivation, campaigners say
Drastic cuts to council tax support in Croydon will plunge thousands “further into poverty” according to activists.
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Goldsmiths College appeal for help in trying to solve mystery and identity of a murdered body washed up on German coast more than 27 years ago
Forensic psychologists at Goldsmiths, University of London are helping German police attempt to identify a probable murder victim who was pulled from the North Sea 28 years ago.
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For your latest news, sport, entertainment, including an exclusive interview with children’s author Jacqueline Wilson, and the latest things to do in South London.
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Streatham woman has 20-minute walk to her car because she is not allowed to park outside her home
A driver faces a 20-minute trek to her car – because she can’t get a parking permit for the street where she lives.
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Three new children’s homes planned for Southwark to stop kids being sent out of borough
At present, youngsters are usually sent to children’s homes far away in the Midlands and north of England.
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Leaflet reveals how city officials wanted to cash in on failed Marble Arch Mound
Westminster City Council planned to hold a launch party and sell merchandise in celebration of the £6 million hill – before the project spiralled out of control, a new document shows.
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Calls for council leader to resign after damning report on Fairfield Halls overspend published
Labour councillor, Andrew Pelling, said the Labour leader should step down if she can’t prove she asked questions about the overspend in the Fairfield Halls refurbishment.
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Got a spare £865k to buy a studio flat?
Newly built luxury homes at Battersea Power Station are now available to buy – at a cost of £865,000 for a studio.
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It’s quicker to walk than to get the Number 14 bus
But from February 12, Transport for London (TfL) plans to cut the frequency of the service, slowing down the key route to spots such as Putney Bridge Station, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital and South Kensington Tube station.
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Westminster city chiefs pay fine and apologise after failing to re-house terrified mum still getting threats
A family have been left terrified in their home because a London council did not move them to safety after their mother was attacked.
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Owner appeals for help finding cat as army of volunteers scour Bromley
An owner has made a plea with her neighbours to help as an army of charity volunteers hunt for her cat.
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Blackheath High School appoints new deputy head in charge of student mental health
A private school has appointed a drama teacher as its deputy head in charge of student mental health and wellbeing.
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London Mayor backs Met chief in teeth of criticism over Downing Street lockdown breaches
Sadiq Khan has given his backing to Metropolitan Police Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick following the latest controversy involving Scotland Yard.
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Free school equipment and careers advice for young people in Lewisham Shopping Centre from Monday
The Bank of Things in Lewisham Shopping Centre will offer school equipment, stationary, art equipment and other goods such as toiletries which would be too expensive for them to buy – donated by local firms.
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