Charity helps disabled man find dream job
By Charlie Parry A charity has warned that disabled people could find it even harder to get a job during
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South and west London boroughs experience some of the lowest broadband speeds during lockdown
By Melissa Kasule Four in 10 people have experienced broadband problems which have impacted their ability to work from home,
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17 weapons seized over Bank Holiday weekend
Police in central and west London seized 17 weapons during patrols over the Bank Holiday weekend. Officers from across Hammersmith
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International travel largely to blame for rise in coronavirus cases among young adults in Wandsworth
By Sian Bayley, Local Democracy Reporter Coronavirus infections among young people in Wandsworth are contributing to a rise in the
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Tennis court bookings surge fourfold as lockdown is eased
By Charlie Parry It’s the ultimate backhanded compliment – public tennis court bookings have surged fourfold as lockdown has eased,
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Personal trainer from Chelsea wins £1,000 grant to help him keep online fans fit
A personal trainer has won a £1,000 grant to keep workers at home from getting too flabby. Lucozade gave Callum
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Three charged over drugs offences in Fulham
Three men have been charged following a raid in Fulham conducted by the Met’s Violent Crime Taskforce. The warrants were executed on
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Row breaks out between social club members and residents over use of Brixton community hall
By Charlie Parry A tug of war has broken out between a social club’s members and the residents of flats
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Do you have footage of car hitting a lamp post in Catford?
Police are appealing for dashcam or mobile phone footage of an arrest incident which left five officers with injuries. A
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Cops divert drivers through closed off roads after crash in Lee Green
BY GRAINNE CUFFE Local Democracy Reporter Police sent drivers up closed off roads after a crash caused traffic “chaos” in
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Postive tests for Covid-19 continues to rise in Wandsworth
The rate of coronavirus in Wandsworth has continued to rise slightly, new data from Public Health England shows. The rate
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‘If you are still in the queue for school uniform in Croydon at 3pm, you might not get in’
BY TARA O’CONNOR Local Democracy Reporter Parents faced queues of up to four hours as they raced to get new uniforms
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Mobile blood tests are at shopping centre
More than 900 people have had kidney blood tests at a shopping mall’s mobile unit to ease the pressure on
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Helping to feed the kids and other vulnerable families
Volunteers are restocking food banks and delivering thousands of pounds’ worth of food from a supermarket. Vulnerable people in Greenwich
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Quick-thinking Rawda stayed calm and saved family from toxic fumes in Oval
BY RACHAEL BURFORD Local Democracy Reporter A 10-year-old girl who saved her family’s lives after a carbon monoxide leak in
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Mural in Brixton honours hip-hop artist Ty
A new mural pays homage to UK Hip-Hop artist Ty who passed away in May due to complications related to
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Repairs of bridges cause traffic chaos
BY RACHAEL BURFORD Local Democracy Reporter The closure of two bridges across the Thames is bringing fresh chaos to businesses already
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Covid-19 cases in Croydon re staying relatively low
Coronavirus cases in Croydon are relatively low. As of Tuesday there have been 1,954 confirmed Covid-19 cases in the borough,
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Producing flour in Brixton and host of community workshops
By Grainne Cuffe, Local Democracy Reporter London’s last working windmill is to become part of an education and community centre.
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