Oxford Street trader can continue selling food – for now
Paul Stein was told to stop selling sausages after the authority wrongly gave him a licence to do so.
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Sh!t-faced Shakespeare brings its unique production of Romeo and Juliet to Leicester Square Theatre
Sh!t-faced Shakespeare; a side-splitting combination of a faithful adaptation of a Shakespearean classic, and a completely hammered cast member.
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Paedophile convicted of raping 13-year-old girl
Simon John Hayden-Reno, 28, of Cudham Drive, New Addington, was convicted after a trial at Croydon Crown Court on Wednesday, 25 of one count of rape of a girl under 13.
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Man jailed for 33 years for murdering his landlords
Daniel Briceno Garcia, 46, previously of Dorset Road, Vauxhall, was previously convicted at the Old Bailey on Wednesday, May 18 of murdering Sonia Butron Calvi and Edgar Aguilera Daza.
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How to deal with pet dementia
Similar to dementia, our pets can develop a condition called Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome (CDS) which can affect their memory and lead to confusion, anxiety and disorientation.
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Care service described patient as “vicious”
Gevic Care Agency was handed a rating of “requires improvement” and told to make changes following visits by social care regulator the CQC in March and April.
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Pub at risk of losing licence after “brawl”
The Anglesea Arms’ licence has been suspended after the incident, but the Met Police are calling for it to be permanently revoked.
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Food bank shelves stand empty as demand surges
Alison Inglis-Jones, a volunteer at Norwood and Brixton Foodbank in Lambeth, said the rocketing cost of living meant it was seeing queues of people waiting outside before it opened.
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Do have a chat with an older person this jubilee
The upcoming bank holiday weekend to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee is a wonderful opportunity to get together with friends, neighbours and loved ones, and relive happy memories.
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Cafe next to football pitch refused booze licence
The Lawnmower Shed in Beckenham serves takeaway coffee but had been seeking permission from the council to sell alcohol until 10pm.
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Spirit of South London: Life in Sceaux Gardens Estate
The old proverb suggests that where you live should be a place of comfort, something to be cherished and loved – somewhere where you want to stay and feel safe.
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Wandsworth council rejects appeal over girl’s taxi rides to school
A grandmother who complained after Wandsworth council stopped paying for taxis to send her granddaughter to school, said the transport was the “only way” to keep the girl safe from racist abuse.
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Council prosecuted mum of boy who missed school because he was afraid of being groomed by gangsters
Her son, known as Mr Y, failed to attend a school where Lambeth council enrolled him in February 2018 as he was afraid of bumping into gang members on his daily commute.
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South London communities gear up for Jubilee celebrations
Across every South London borough, people are getting ready to put up their Union Jack bunting and jubilee decorations for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations, writes Davina Hyde.
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Borough Market boasts London’s biggest street party fit for a queen
One of the biggest street parties of all is at South London’s iconic Borough Market, with its Victorian arches decked out with bunting, vintage music playing from the last seven decades.
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Get ‘wheely’ creative! at London Transport Museum, 28 May to 5 June 2022
Families can visit London Transport Museum in Covent Garden this May half-term for nine days of imagination, fun and curiosity, choosing from activities including a creative workshop and storytelling.
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Fun day to celebrate 50 years of Pride in the UK
Greenwich will be celebrating 50 years since the first UK Pride March took place in the United Kingdom on July 1, 1972.
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Teenager raises £2,000 in memory of his father who died at the age of 46
Dylan Banks was among the 760 young runners who supported the Greenwich & Bexley Community Hospice Mini Marathon, which took place in Royal Greenwich Park earlier this month.
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Help for black men with prostate cancer
The Brother to Brother, Man to Man group was set up by Guy’s and St Thomas’ Cancer and the South East London Cancer Alliance
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