Nearly every Greenwich child offered place at preferred primary schools
For children starting primary school in September 2022, yesterday was a big day as they found out which school they would be attending on National Offer Day.
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10 Years Ago, actor Graham Cole, who starred in The Bill for 27 years, met a volunteer police cadet who shares a name with his TV character when he attended a ceremony.
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Murder that changed the way police operated…
Today is the 50th anniversary of the murder of Maxwell Confait, 26, at his home in Doggett Road Catford, writes local historian Julie Robinson.
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School developing child activists praised by Ofsted for its ‘strong sense of moral purpose’
Children at St Bartholomew’s in The Peak, Sydenham, are taught about UN human rights and movements like Black Lives Matter during lessons.
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Major concert this summer to mark Queen’s Jubilee
The BBC’s “Platinum Party at the Palace” on Saturday, June 4 will feature a huge stage in front of the royal residency.
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Teenage girl is sexually assaulted on bus
The victim, a girl in her mid-teens, had boarded a number 99 bus at Woolwich Arsenal DLR station in Woolwich New Road on Sunday, February 20 at around 7.30pm.
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Hospital experiencing high demand after Easter weekend
Front line staff at St George’s Hospital in Blackshaw Road, Tooting, are asking people with non-emergency injuries and illnesses to use appropriate healthcare services.
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Memorial garden to be built at hospital thanks to £15k charity donation
The money, from Croydon Crematorium, will fund the Crocus Garden of Remembrance at Croydon University Hospital, a new mortuary memorial garden which will support families affected by the loss of a child.
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Camberwell Lodge Care & Nursing Home providing luxury lifestyle
Camberwell Lodge Care & Nursing Home will provide a warm welcome as soon as you set foot through the door. Specialising in nursing, residential care, dementia care and short-term respite care.
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Residents welcome redevelopment of mice-infested estate
Residents of the Tustin Estate, on the Old Kent Road in Southwark, have welcomed Southwark council’s plan to bulldoze the 55-year-old estate as part of a redevelopment scheme.
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Former South London Press owner and newspaper proprietor Sir Ray Tindle dies aged 95
Sir Ray was the founder and lifetime president of Tindle News, which owned regional titles across the UK as well as radio stations.
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A premier league bar for a Premier League club – Fulham plans approved
A private members club, a swanky restaurant and space for weddings on top of the new Riverside stand have been given the go-ahead.
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Donation bank closes after desperate families fight over free goods
Lewisham Donation Hub, in Lewisham High Street, which provides everything from food and clothing to TVs, washing machines, sanitary products and bikes has shut indefinitely following a surge in abuse towards staff from people using the service.
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Doctors need to repay us for paying for their training
The elderly are more likely to suffer from the shortage of, “doctor time availability”, but other younger people are also going to suffer, long term, because of the position.
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Bursary schemes available for budding dancers as Royal Academy of Dance opens new headquarters in Battersea
During its housewarming event on Sunday, May 8, RAD will be holding open auditions for its new bursary scheme.
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Nearly every Greenwich child offered place at preferred primary schools
For children starting primary school in September 2022, yesterday was a big day as they found out which school they would be attending on National Offer Day.
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Rickshaw drivers fined more than £1,000 for blasting out music in West End
It comes amid a crackdown by Westminster City Council and the Metropolitan Police on noise, traffic and disturbance caused by the vehicles, also known as rickshaws.
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Second teenager charged with New Cross murder
Teon Campbell-Pitter, who was 16, was fatally stabbed in Angus Street on Wednesday, April 13.
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