Two busy South London roads are set to be permanently pedestrianised
Battersea High Street and Old York Road in Wandsworth will become pedestrianised permanently, only allowing walkers and cyclists down.
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Horses ‘poisoned’ by stables’ sycamores trees in Bromley
A Bromley man is fighting to stop his horses being poisoned by trees in his stables.
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ULEZ residents mainly in support of new measures
Residents caught just inside the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) boundary say they do not care about the new charges.
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Scissors of Oz wins at Southwark Business Resilience Awards 2021
Peckham-based business Scissors of Oz, has received the highly commended award for the Southwark Business Resilience Awards 2021 Sustainable Green Investment category.
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Brixton surgery sends message to its patients over workload stress
Residents have reacted angrily after a doctor complained about not having the resources to meet patients face-to-face.
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Residents kicking up a stink at Bromley waste plant
Bromley residents have been left holding their noses due to a smelly waste site that has kicked up a stink in the area.
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Mayor of London commits to repair Crystal Palace pool after cracks discovered during lockdown
Sadiq Khan is expected to deliver a multi-million pound package to patch up the sports facility.
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The future for Hammersmith Bridge?
A firm of architect has put forward a multi-million pound plan to reopen Hammersmith Bridge to traffic – by building attached structures beside the main span, for bikes and people.
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Extinction Rebellion storm council climate event in Wandsworth in protest of Shell booth
The group claim their application for a stall was refused.
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Development in shadow of Sky Pool slammed as ‘Dubai-on-Thames’ as flats struggle to sell
A Labour councillor voted against the plan due to the lack of “genuinely affordable homes”.
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Night train to return in South East London from mid-December
Southeastern is set to reintroduce night trains from Charing Cross to stations such as Woolwich Arsenal, Sidcup, Bexleyheath and Orpington.
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Council boss wrongfully fired after suffering with PTSD following Grenfell Tower disaster
Rachel Wright-Turner was in charge of children’s services at three London councils.
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Family lives in council flat so mouldy that bugs keep falling into their tea
Stroke sufferer Amelia and her grandchildren Shanika, 25, and Reece, 29, have been dealing with the pests for five months.
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Fraudster jailed for two years after making £82,000 illegally streaming sports and films
Fuaad Al-Saegh, 57, conned TV companies by selling 628 ITPV boxes – which let users illegally watch sport and films online.
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Little Amal is a refugee Globe-al phenomenon
Little Amal, an 11ft-tall puppet of a Syrian refugee drew crowds wherever she went in South-east London last month, school pupils, Isaac and Laila Motalib-Haque, describe what it was like and the effect seeing her had on them.
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Southeastern night train to return to encourage people to leave cars at home
Southeastern is set to reintroduce night trains from Charing Cross to South East London for the first time since March 2020.
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3,000 volunteers including Armed Forces collect donations on TfL services for Remembrance Day
TfL has this year resumed its partnership with the Royal British Legion to support its fundraising efforts across 50 TfL stations.
Read MoreThe Globe Theatre hosts The Women and Power festival
The Globe Theatre is hosting a festival of panel events, workshops and a scholarly symposium discussing issues that women face today.
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New all-boys free school in Penge causes a stir with ‘eyesore tower block’ concerns
A new all-boys free school is facing backlash after residents have said they don’t want a “tower block on their doorstep”.
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