Don’t miss your bumper 52-page South London Press, out tomorrow. And there’s a chance for you to leave a personal message in the South London Press for a loved one this Valentine’s Day.
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The Dental Centre in Askew Road was found by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) to have failed on points of patient safety and internal management.
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Rob McGibbon set up a petition to make the crossing at Battersea Bridge with Cheyne Walk safer after 29-year-old Jack Ryan died on the bridge after he was involved in a collision with a car. Mr McGibbon was walking on the bridge and witnessed the aftermath of the accident in January.
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Deputy Commissioner Sir Stephen House was quoted in the Evening Standard saying “of course our stopping and searching is disproportionate” as the Met is focusing its attention “where the problem lies”.
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As of October 2020, there were 3,720 empty homes in the borough, 2,358 of those empty for six months or more.
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It is one of nine areas in the UK identified by Public Health England as having had a case of the variant which it’s believed does not have any link to travel from the region.
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The start of 2021 has been a time of very mixed emotions for all of us. There is hope on the horizon with the start of the coronavirus vaccine roll-out, but still many challenges as the rate of coronavirus has risen rapidly
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January 18 marked ‘Blue Monday’, when dark days and squeezed finances are thought to make for the most depressing day of the year. Many people face some tough ‘blue’ months ahead, with millions at home alone with only their pet
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I’d heard a few mentions of the “Traf”, and because I happened to be in Wimbledon for an unrelated purpose, the opportunity to visit seemed too good to pass up. The Trafalgar is traditional, friendly, cosy, unpretentious and atmospheric.
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The Butterfly Theatre’s new production To Date or Not to Date: Shakespeare’s Lessons in Love will show scenes of the bard’s most famous lovers, from Romeo and Juliet to Hamlet and Ophelia.
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Legendary Brixton musician Ty was recognised with an online show for international emerging artists at Tate Modern last month.
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Bert Holmshaw, from Peckham, has died aged 96. During WWII Bert was in the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers attached to the 7th Field Regiment Royal Artillery.
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Why steal when you are married to a woman who is running a successful business and would one day inherit a house? There are so many questions concerning the criminal dealings of Henry Brown, of Linom Road, Clapham. Was it anger? A self-destructive streak? Or was he plain evil?
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Lewisham council has been accused of “frivolous” spending after paying double what it originally planned to for a consultant.
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Members of the London Assembly’s health committee today heard testimony from mental health charities and community groups on how the pandemic has affected young people in London, and what possible interventions could be made.
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Councillor Paula Walker raised the issue at Wandsworth’s Adult and Health Overview and Scrutiny Committee last night.
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More than 200 street signs will go under the hammer, including for Pimlico Road, Westbourne Park Road, Belgrave Place and Bateman Street in Soho.
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Planters in Fox Hill, Sylvan Hill, and Stambourne Way as well as a bus gate in Auckland Road could be replaced with ANPR cameras instead – a decision on this will be made at a meeting on February 15.
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The rule-breaking, which involved two separate matches at the same time, has been ongoing as Covid-19 infection rates remain high in Lewisham, along with the rest of the capital.
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