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Almost 500 asylum seekers living in ‘overcrowded’ conditions in Croydon hotel
At the moment there are around 490 people, including dozens of children in a single hotel since September.
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‘Assured, challenging and as disturbing as any horror movie’
Christopher Walker reviews Outwitting the Devil at Sadler’s Wells.
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Former police station in Tooting could turn into 68 flats
Developers bought the Grade II listed building earlier this year and have been working on plans to provide new homes and a space for the community.
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Lewisham parks and green spaces are officially the best in London
The borough scored the highest in a rankings system determined by boroughs’ performance against ten criteria, such as community involvement, public satisfaction, sustainability and supporting nature.
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Mother and three-year-old son left for three months without heating
Rachel Grant’s three-year-old son has been suffering from flu-like illnesses for most of their three months without heating.
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Putney flat of disabled Simon, 70, is invaded by bedbugs
Colin Barnes has lived in his Putney flat for almost 18 years and says he has been “invaded” by bedbugs and black mould over the last year.
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Founders of start-up business mentored by entrepreneur Levi Roots
The founders of a soul food start-up business have been given a mentoring session with Levi Roots, one of the UK’s most successful entrepreneurs.
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Afghan refugees could be waiting a year to be given a home
Nearly 700 refugees could be trapped in distressing living conditions as it could take a long time to find homes in Westminster’s already crowded housing list.
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Westminster primary school opens new Rastamouse themed library bus
Students at St Mary Magdalene and nursery children have been treated to the new bus after five years of fundraising.
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Grenfell campaigner demands transparency from council over trauma recovery spending
A spokesperson for families of the bereaved and survivors says Kensington and Chelsea council should be more open about its £50 million project.
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Pizza from Peckham restaurant named the best in the UK
The pizza, which was cooked by chef Francesco Canzani during the National Pizza Awards on Tuesday, November 22, couldn’t be topped by 14 other finalists.
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Mary Seacole painting honouring the Crimean War nurse unveiled at Guy’s Hospital
A new painting honouring the Crimean War nurse Mary Seacole has been unveiled at Guy’s Hospital.
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Spotlight on well-being: Always good to have a mental health Cush-ion
An actor who starred in Hamlet at the Young Vic and American drama The Good Fight has praised a South London mental health groups for parents.
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Fashion designer sells vintage clothes to raise money in support of refugees
A fashion designer for top brands has raised more than £3,300 for refugees after finding herself on holiday where desperate families were landing on beaches in boats.
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‘Inspiring Ebinehita’ is in the running for women’s award
Ebinehita Iyere, founder of Milk Honey Bees from Lambeth has been announced as a finalist at the 2021 NatWest Everywoman Awards.
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The Royal Academy of Dance announces art competition for primary schools
The Royal Academy of Dance has announced a new art competition for primary schools from Battersea and across Wandsworth.
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Christmas Market for independent business opens this weekend in Lambeth
A non-profit pottery studio in Lambeth is holding a Christmas market for independent business this weekend.
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Wandsworth Theatre showcases season of oral history and immersive performance
To celebrate 50 years since the birth of Bangladesh, a Wandsworth Theatre is putting on a season of oral history, virtual reality and immersive performance.
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