Supermarket sold out of date chicken
Chicken, cheese and yoghurt drinks were all past their use-by date when a Westminster City inspector visited Naser Supermarket in Bayswater.
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Scouts launch year of fundraising events ahead of trip to South Korea
Five Scouts/Explorers and four leaders from 1st New Cross Scouts and Golden Hind Explorer Scouts, based in Brockley, have been selected to take part in the prestigious international event which runs every four years at different locations.
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Residents stuck in tower block riddled with fire safety problems just yards from site of Lakanal House tragedy
People living in of Marie Curie House on the Sceaux Gardens estate in Southwark have unknowingly lived in the death trap flats for years.
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Hammersmith and Fulham announce list of street parties for Queen’s Jubilee
A list of all the street parties taking place in honour of the Queen’s Jubilee in Hammersmith and Fulham has been announced – along with details of free parties at local parks
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Romance off the menu at unclean Covent Garden restaurant
The French restaurant in Covent Garden was given a one out of five hygiene rating by Westminster City council on February 28.
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How to overcome labour shortages
Within the trades industry, recruitment is an ongoing issue. There are too many companies and too much work for a small labour pool.
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Gala music festival given a permanent home at Peckham Rye Park
Southwark council approved events company We Are The Fair’s request to use either the Rye or neighbouring Common for the summer festival in the coming years.
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Couple who escaped Grenfell blaze offered new flat on the 10th floor
Emma Louise O’Connor, 33, has been desperately searching for a new home after four years of living in a flat close to three fire stations, which triggers her post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Indoor market traders fear for future as entrance is forced to close early
Tooting Market is appealing against a planning condition which requires it to shut its Totterdown Street entrance at 8pm instead of 10.30pm.
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‘Cat cafe’ could close forever – after owner is told she can’t keep cats
Owner Florence Heath has been fighting to save her business La Maison du Chat in Moreton Street, Pimlico after Westminster City Council told her she couldn’t keep cats there.
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Hospital worker and family moved to rat-infested flat for six months are still there – six years later
Jordan Greenwood, his partner, two kids, nephew and partner’s mum have been living in the cramped two-floor flat on the Aylesbury Estate in Walworth since he claims Southwark council told them to leave temporary accommodation in Lewisham.
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Stay calm if there is an emergency
As a pet owner, the thought of an unexpected accident or injury to your beloved four-legged friend can be your worst nightmare.
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In My View: Rosena Allin-Khan, MP for Tooting
For my entire life, I had only lived through a Conservative-run Wandsworth council. That changed on the evening of May 5 with the words – Wandsworth Labour Gain.
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Thanks to everyone who took part in clinical trials during pandemic
We want to thank each and every one of you who have taken part in research across London and Kent, Surrey and Sussex over the last two years.
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The South London Press catches up with Pandora Colin in her new play No Particular Order
This month Pandora Colin will be performing in No Particular Order, a play by Singaporean playwright Joel Tan at Battersea’s Theatre503.
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Thousands descend on Clapham Common in brightly decorated bras as MoonWalk returns to the capital
After enjoying the festival atmosphere on Clapham Common, thousands of women and men wearing brightly decorated bras set off on their 15.1 or 26.2-mile challenges.
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Nursery where toddlers speak multiple languages praised by Ofsted
Angel Pre-School in Churchill Gardens, Pimlico was rated “outstanding” after an inspector visited in February.
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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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