Ukraine tennis star helps out in Wimbledon British Red Cross shop
Ukrainian former tennis player Olga Savchuk visited the British Red Cross Wimbledon shop on Sunday 26 June in support of the charity’s Ukraine crisis appea
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‘No way to treat Londoners’: mayor of London blasts Government over TfL funding deal
A letter from Grant Shapps, transport secretary, sent to the mayor last Friday said that negotiations between the government and TfL needed a “reset of the relationship”.
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In My View: Vicky Foxcroft, the MP for Lewisham and Deptford
I have no doubt that most South London Press readers will be familiar with Home Secretary Priti Patel’s policy to send asylum seekers to Rwanda as part of her plans to reform the asylum and immigration system.
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London Wildlife Trust awarded £245K to create volunteering opportunities for young people
London Wildlife Trust has been awarded £244,996 by Arts Council England to create volunteering opportunities for young people.
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Goldsmiths University to keep statues connected to slavery
The four figures either have links to Britain’s role in slavery or the colonial system that supported slavery.
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Southwark warns 16 schools are in financial crisis and could close
Plummeting student numbers mean more schools in Southwark are spending more than they receive in funding.
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Teachers go on strike during exam season at school with ‘culture of fear and favouritism’
Holland Park School was forced to shut its doors to all pupils except those sitting exams on Wednesday and further strike action could take place on June 28, 29 and 30.
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Save fuel, and use recirculate button
With the soaring heat and rail strikes in full swing, experts at Select Car Leasing have the ultimate driving hack for the summer that everyone should know about.
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Londoners are the friendliest of bikers
Over the past few years, there has been a motorcycling renaissance; Brits have had more free time, new hobbies to invest in, and some lovely weather perfect for cruising down beautiful roads.
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Hobbledown Heath’s adventure play park opens in time for the summer
Hobbledown Heath, one of London’s biggest indoor and outdoor adventure play parks, will be opening July 11 in Hounslow, west London.
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Give your rabbit space and shelter
Your bunnies’ environment is crucial to their health and well-being, so demonstrate your love for them by providing the very best home.
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Summer by the River Festival showcases at London Bridge City
Summer by the River Festival provides something for all musical tastes
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RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival returns for 2022
Running from July 4-9, the festival offers gardening, floristry, and foodie inspiration, all from the magnificent setting of the historic Hampton Court Palace.
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Liza Pulman premiers songs from her new album at the historic Wilton’s Music Hall
Liza Pulman returns to London’s historic Wilton’s Music Hall Liza Pulman next month to showcase songs from her new album.
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Pub back with a bang after pandemic
The Alleyn’s Head in Pak Hall Road, West Dulwich had to put its events on the back-burner due to Covid restrictions.
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Selfless – Exhibition at the Royal College of Physicians by Photographer Jessica van der Weert
Selfless aims to reflect on those dark days and tell the stories of NHS staff who were at the forefront of the worst health crisis for a generation.
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London School of Horticulture opens new site with Kew Gardens expert
London School of Horticulture has opened a new site in Telegraph Hill, Lewisham, with Kew Gardens-trained horticulturist Dr Mima Taylor.
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House prices plummet as Croydon residents await cladding removal
Residents at the Longitude, Latitude and Altitude blocks off Barclay Road are still waiting for cladding to be removed from their homes and for internal work to be carried out to stop potential fires from spreading between flats.
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