London Victoria station lays empty as commuters search for ways around rail strike
Trains at the station were running irregularly, while some buses took half an hour to arrive and many were crammed with people trying to get to work.
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‘Despite delays, it was still possible to travel into London Bridge’: Taking the train on national rail strike day
Local Democracy Reporter, Tara O’Connor, took a train on day one of the national strike to see what it was like.
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East Croydon commuters offer mixed response on biggest rail strike in decades
East Croydon commuters and holidaymakers faced a morning of long delays and cancellations on Tuesday as they tried to get to Central London and Gatwick Airport during the biggest set of rail strikes in decades.
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Partnering to help those affected by world strife
At the international disaster relief charity, ShelterBox, partnership enables us to do more and make a bigger difference to the people we support with emergency shelter aid
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Graveney School’s Open Days and family tours
Graveney School is holding its Open Day for Year 7 pupils on Thursday 14th July, with tours taking place throughout the day to see the school at work & full Open Evening from 5.30pm-8.30pm.
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In My View: Marsha de Cordova, MP for Battersea
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Battersea funfair disaster which opened as part of the Festival of Britain.
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Safest and most dangerous boroughs for young drivers revealed
Analysis from a car insurer has found one South London borough is in the top safest places to drive in the UK for young drivers, while another is in the most dangerous.
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Kingsdale – First Class and Top of the Class!
Kingsdale is Outstanding in every area (Ofsted 2017) and presents exceptionally rich opportunities to challenge students of all abilities including providing options to study Latin, Economics and Psychology.
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La Retraite Roman Catholic Girls School… providing high expectations and results
Our commitment to delivering academic excellence is complemented by an extensive range of enrichment experiences designed to uncover a world beyond the classroom.
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Pet’s Corner Q&A
It’s important to do your research and make sure a new pet is the right fit for you and your lifestyle, remember that you can always ask your veterinary team for advice.
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MP bids to save ‘London’s slowest bus’ from the axe
The number 11 Hammersmith and Fulham MP Greg Hands is battling to protect can take up to 80 minutes to travel from Fulham to Central London.
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Cleanology – expanding to keep UK green and clean
After 20 years servicing the capital, and nearly 10 years in Manchester, Cleanology is forging ahead with new hubs across the Midlands, Scotland and the south-west.
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Lewisham to mark Refugee Week with ‘Celebrating Sanctuary’ event at Horniman Museum
Lewisham will mark this year’s Refugee Week with an all-day event called ‘Celebrating Sanctuary’ at the Horniman Museum and Gardens.
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Christopher Walker reviews Eugene Onegin at Holland Park Opera House
Tchaikovsky’s tale of adolescent innocence revenged still packs a punch, and a first class production at Holland Park should be on every music lovers summer list.
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Churchill Retirement Living… less worry, less maintenance, more time for your loved ones
For a taster of what a Churchill development is like, why not attend one of its Summer Party events taking place this July and August at a location near you.
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Great Ormond Children’s hospital is going for goals to raise cash
Celebrities including ex-professional footballers and social media personalities battled it out on the pitch, raising more than £25k for Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity (GOSH Charity).
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‘Highly imposing’ new flats in Wimbledon to be built on radioactive contamination site
Nearly 100 “highly imposing” new flats will be built in Wimbledon Park but the cost to remove radioactive contamination from the site next to a park means just eight per cent of them will be affordable.
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Lewisham cook hopes to be named School Chef of the Year
After winning a London regional heat, 28-year-old Raheem Morgan will compete in the big climax to the national School Chef of the Year (SCOTY) at the Hilton Birmingham Metropole on July 6 and 7.
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Black Cultural Archives exhibits HOME: Remembering the Windrush Generation
The exhibition is at BCA’s home 1 Windrush Square in Brixton and will take visitors on a nostalgic intimate look inside the 1950s and 1960s homes of the Windrush generation.
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