The worst raid on London during the Blitz took place on the night of May 10, 1941. It inflicted the highest number of casualties of any single night raid of the London Blitz, killing 1,436 Londoners.
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Children stuck for years on waiting lists for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services, people stuck for days in A&E in a mental health crisis, front line NHS workers at breaking point. This is the reality facing too many people as a result of 13 years of Conservative Government failures.
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The London Comedy Film Festival has announced its full programme of screenings at Hackney Picturehouse.
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30 Years Ago – Drivers with smoke-spewing vehicles were warned they could face fines as part of Southwark council’s anti-pollution policy.
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The team at Oxygen Croydon share their joy at the reopening of the sparkling new indoor park on Purley Way. These guys put the B in Bigger, Better and Bouncier so we caught up with some of them to find out what makes them bounce into work every day!
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I’ve seen that my cat needs to be microchipped or I’ll be fined. Is this true? What is ‘microchipping’?
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Showcasing an ambitious and vibrant line-up of performance, visual art, comedy, dance, film, literature, talks and workshops, Shubbak Festival will host artists and their crafts as they confront the urgent environmental and social issues of today.
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There’s 1.3 million stroke survivors in the UK and it is still the leading cause of adult disability but many people don’t realise that the vast majority of strokes – around 80-90 per cent in fact – are preventable.
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A treasure trove of works created by the renowned Anglo-Polish artist Feliks Topolski is to go on public display for the first time.
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The Secret Life of Bees follows an unusual pair of friends as they escape from a small town in the sweltering deep south. Rosaleen is fighting for her right to vote, and Lily is running away from her violent father.
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Ttwo ages of theatre collided and the collaboration between actor and director began to unravel. This is the subject of a new play by Jack Thorne, The Motive and the Cue.
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Thirty six artists from different generations and geographies make up A World in Common: Contemporary African Photography.
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A national trade body has raised concerns that the expansion of the Ultra Low Emission Zone across Greater London could see neighbourhoods become no-go areas for the building trade.
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Recorded from a helicopter in the months following the blaze, the 24-minute film features no words or music. The fire at Grenfell tower, North Kensington, in 2017 killed 72 people.
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The law changes on 10 June 2024 so any owners found not to have microchipped their cat by then could face a fine of up to £500.
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From the cost of living to the housing crisis, a shortage of meaningful jobs and barriers to voting, young people are being let down by the Government. We must not abandon them.
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10 Years Ago – Some children offered a place at a top primary school had their places withdrawn following a council blunder.
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