A graphic designer has been singled out as a future high flyer, for her determination to succeed. Business founder Mona King has been featured as a ‘Woman to Watch in 2021’ by the Business Success Network in recognition of International Women’s Day.
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Parents need to be aware of the dangers of online pornography and must teach their children about consent early, the creator of a website which has published thousands of allegations of sexual assault from students said today.
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A Wimbledon author is hoping to encourage kids to try gardening with her debut children’s book about a green-fingered guinea pi
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After a year of uncertainty, loneliness and fear, both children and adults are experiencing a rise in mental health problems – dubbed “the silent pandemic”. But arts organisations in South London are combatting this, using art and theatre to explore negative feelings and stay connected.
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Battersea Arts Centre is reopening with a bang this April – and with a new pay what you can prices.
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Sasha Reagan is something of a living legend in South London theatre. Her all-male version of The Pirates of Penzance will delight Gilbert & Sullivan lovers who are open to re-interpretation. It is available online for Easter week.
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At approximately 7.40pm on October 2 last year the victim was in the Eel Brook Common area when he was approached by a group of teenagers who asked to borrow a football.
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A cancer survivor will take two giant leaps of faith when he does a charity skydive and bungee jump. Dafydd Jones, 28, from Gipsy Hill, was diagnosed with bowel cancer in October, 2009.
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Former Charlton Athletic and England footballer Derek Ufton has died at the age of 92. The doubly talented sportsman – he also scored 3,915 runs and claimed 313 scalps as wicketkeeper for Kent over three decades – was a one-club man in both careers.
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Your latest 52-page South London Press – out tomorrow! We also have 10 pages of South London sport, including part two of our exclusive interview with Millwall owner John Berylson. All that plus much more…
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Dental disease is common among our four-legged friends, which causes pain, plus it can be linked to other health problems over time.
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We’ve got the worst of all worlds when it comes to demonstrations during this Covid pandemic. The law is confusing, with some people being angry because they think they don’t have the legal right to demonstrate.
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Sixth formers are protesting against their central London school’s uniform policy after it was branded “racist”. Tensions between Pimlico Academy’s senior leadership and its parents and pupils began in August 2020 when a new uniform policy was imposed.
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Planned protests at a Dulwich private school have sparked national outrage after allegations of ‘rape culture’ within the school were published on an online forum and in an open letter.
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Award winning early intervention charity, Chance UK, is looking for volunteer mentors to help build brighter futures for children across London.
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Music, fun and laughter have kept residents at Woodlands House Care & Nursing Home in Colliers Wood upbeat and busy throughout the Covid19 pandemic.
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London’s first black radio station Choice FM is unveiling a blue heritage plaque, awarded to mark it’s contribution to British history since launching thirty-one years ago. Of the twenty-five blue plaques in Lambeth, Choice FM’s is one of only a few in the borough that represent Black Asian and Minority Ethnic communities.
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A mental health care worker has retired after five decades of helping people in distress. Nathan Pathmanathan, 71, was honoured for his prodigious 49 years of service at a celebration at Ambient Support, Fielding Lane, Bromley.
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Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, has launched a cat cam to allow prospective re-homers to see the cats in all their glory from the comfort of their own homes
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