Charity Glass Door ‘shocked’ at homeless numbers seeking help
A charity for the homeless has reported a “shocking” level of vulnerable people turning up to their shelters this winter.
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No box to tick ‘genocide’ as anti-pollution campaigners seek to prosecute Boris
It might be a bit ambitious to expect the coppers of Brixton to prosecute our last three Prime Ministers. But
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Residents furious that £4billion redevelopment The Canada Water Masterplan is putting schools and nature reserve in the shade
Residents are furious a £4billion redevelopment will literally put their homes in the shade. The Canada Water Masterplan, was approved
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Deviant Croydon rapist is jailed for 12 years
BY KATE DENNETT toby@slpmedia.co.uk A ‘predatory’ rapist has been jailed for 12 years for raping and assaulting a woman with multiple
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20 pools chosen to receive £750,000 grant to make them more usable for people with disabilities
Swimming pools have received a £750,000 grant to make them more usable for people with disabilities. In all, 20 pools
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Talk of the Town: The London International Mime Festival
An international contemporary visual theatre festival will take place across London in January 2020. The London International Mime Festival is
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Now I can start my Christmas shopping says Labour’s Sarah Jones
BY TARA O’CONNOR Local Democracy Reporter toby@slpmedia.co.uk In the marginal seat of Croydon Central, Labour’s Sarah Jones managed to increase her
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DAYS OUT: Enchanted Eltham Palace and Gardens, SE9
This year, the award-winning gardens at Eltham Palace will once again be transformed into a remarkable illuminated world of colour,
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What’s On: Grace Campbell: Why I’m Never Going Into Politics
Tour de force Grace Campbell survived a childhood in British politics, to become a critically acclaimed comedian, writer, film-maker and
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Fulham very much second best as Brentford win west London derby
Brentford 1 Fulham 0 Fulham fell to a third defeat in eight days but could have no complaints – the
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Lewisham centre to close: ‘If mental health centre closes, there will be more suicides’ says long-term mental health patient
BY JAMES TWOMEY james@slpmedia.co.uk A mental health walk-in clinic is to close in January and the building that housed it will
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We weren’t good enough
BY YANN TEAR yann@slpmedia.co.uk Scott Parker conceded Fulham are giving away too many goals and “simply weren’t good enough,” as they
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Lumley: I’ll fight for the No1 shirt
Joe Lumley said he is determined to fight for QPR’s No1 spot, despite Liam Kelly’s imminent return from injury, writes
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Theatre Review: The Boy Friend is a flapping good night out at the Menier Chocolate Factory
BY CHRISTOPHER WALKER In this difficult Winter of Discontent with many sub-zero evenings, it is not surprising that theatre audiences
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Winner of the BBC Young Musician 2016 award Sheku Kanneh-Mason is set to take to the stage at Fairfield Halls
The winner of the BBC Young Musician 2016 award is set to take to the stage at Fairfield Halls in
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What’s On: Battle Educate
Watch fearless young dancers put their best foot forward in a day of dance battles. Step into Dance and Soul
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What’s On: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs starring Jo Brand as The Wicked Queen
Comedian, writer, actor and presenter Jo Brand will lead the cast of this year’s family pantomime, Snow White and the
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Smallest baby in the UK who received pioneering life support treatment celebrates her first birthday
The smallest baby in the UK to receive a pioneering life support treatment has celebrated her first birthday thanks to
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Community worker Michael Groce is a cut above the rest
BY JAMES TWOMEY james@slpmedia.co.uk The leader of a project that helps ex-offenders when they leave prison wants to change the narrative
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