Saucer of milk for ‘brother Micah’
The elderly Miss Vint was known for her belief in the transmigration of souls, freely demonstrated her eight cats to the journalist.
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Surgeon at Evelina Hospital who saved lives of thousands of children is recognised in New Year Honours
Professor Shakeel Qureshi was made a Knight Bachelor for services to paediatric cardiology and charity.’
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Kensington and Chelsea revealed as being the cleanest London borough when it comes to food
Diners in Kensington and Chelsea can tuck in with confidence when it comes to food.
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New 420-pupil school to be built on site of old Royal Mail depot in Nine Elms
The school will be built by Wandsworth council on the former South London Mail Centre site between Nine Elms Lane and Ponton Road.
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Tate Modern unveils its latest installation exploring the merging of technology and biolog
The Tate Modern unveiled its latest installation in the Turbine Hall – a delicate ecosystem of scents and machines by experimental artist Anicka Yi.
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The Royal Observatory announces dates of annual Astronomy Photography Competition
In its fourteenth year, the Astronomy Photographer of the Year will open to entrants of all ages and abilities on January 10 and has a grand prize of £10,000.
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Children’s theatre adds six online shows in response to pandemic
In response to the current pandemic, Unicorn Theatre in Southwark has added six shows to their website.
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The Southbank Centre announces experimental series of performances
The Southbank Centre has announced a brand new set of performances as part of an experimental series.
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Cross the Tracks Festival 2022 to be held in Brockwell Park
A one-day music festival held in Brockwell park has announced the line-up for next summer’s event.
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Greenwich blind teacher is walking around London over New Year for the Royal National Institute for the Blind
Ricky Simpson has been putting his best foot forward and walking 150 miles around London for the Royal National Institute for the Blind – with only 20 per cent vision.
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Former bank turned Pub given green light to sell alcohol
A pub has been given the green light to sell booze and some residents are angry. The Green Goddess is set to be built on the site of a former Barclays Bank in Blackheath.
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Marble Arch mound architect paid more than council’s chief executive at £220,000 a year
Labour councillor Paul Dimoldenberg slammed the use of public funds, saying: “The leader of the council needs to explain why she signed off such an enormous salary.”
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Disappointment Bakerloo line extension not going ahead
Residents are disappointed after Mayor of London Sadiq Khan warned the Bakerloo line extension to the town would not go ahead.
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Bexley residents against new drive-thru not Lovin’ It
A McDonald’s restaurant has a new 24-hour drive-thru – but there’s fierce backlash from residents who fear rubbish will fill their streets.
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Pimlico school’s ranking by Ofsted falls
A top London school’s ranking has fallen after students protested about its uniform and racism allegations, writes Hannah Neary, Local Democracy Reporter.
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Hospital staff dished up over thousands of meals over Christmas period
Staff at Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospitals provided thousands of Christmas meals to patients who could not be at home over the holiday period.
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Battersea landmark’s tribute to Childline workers who support children having a tough time during the holidays
Battersea Power Station’s iconic chimneys shone green in support of the NSPCC’s ‘Here For Children’ campaign on the longest night of the year.
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Pensioners in rundown blocks left without hot water for two days because of faulty installation
Taps started running cold at Macintosh Court in Streatham, Lambeth, on the morning of Friday, December 31.
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