‘I’m proud to be called a Nightingale nurse’
Nurses and midwives from Guy’s and St Thomas’ hospital have been presented with a unique professional award for their outstanding practice.
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Author: Paul Lagan
Chelsea buzzing after Todd Boehly consortium clinch sale completion before UK Government deadline
There is a buzz around the corridors of Stamford Bridge and the Cobham training ground right now after the successful 11th-hour completion of the sale of Chelsea to the American-based Todd Boelhy consortium.
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Charity football match in aid of Anthony Nolan blood cancer charity
The blood cancer charity, Anthony Nolan, has teamed up with Sunday league football club SE Dons FC for an inspiring re-brand to raise awareness of the urgent need for 16–24-year-old men to join the stem cell register.
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Public urged to use NHS services wisely during Jubilee and Derby weekend
A plea from hospitals has gone out to the public not to visit A&E unless it is an emergency.
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Soho Boy gives a voice to gay community’s experiences
Soho Boy at the Drayton Arms Theatre packs an enormous amount into just 50 minutes.
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Three teens lured a rival drug dealer to house and killed him
Three teenagers who lured a rival drug dealer to a house and fatally stabbed him in the chest have been convicted and will be sentenced at the end of July.
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Memorial events to mark the fifth anniversary of the London Bridge terror attacks
Tomorrow is the fifth anniversary of the London Bridge attacks when eight people were killed, 48 injured and hundreds traumatised.
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Back to the polls to elect new councillor in Croydon
A by-election is to be held in South Croydon after the councillor for South Croydon ward become the first Executive Mayor of Croydon earlier this month.
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Young students win national reading competition
A school in South-east London has triumphed in a national reading competition.
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Children dress up to celebrate the jubilee and have a picnic at school
A primary school joined together to hold a whole school picnic this week to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
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Man is jailed for 15 years for killing his partner
A man who killed his partner at their home in Clapham after stabbing her more than 60 times has been jailed for 15 years.
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Man jailed for knifepoint robberies
A man has been jailed as a result of a Met investigation into knifepoint robberies in Westminster.
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Cyclist dead after collision with car
Detectives are appealing for witnesses and information following a fatal collision in Croydon. Police were called by the London Ambulance
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Refugee Svitlana loves South London but will return to Ukraine when war there is over
A Town hall has welcomed 186 Ukrainians to the borough under the Homes for Ukraine scheme following the Russian invasion of the country.
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Chelsea were still able to negotiate deals before club sale agreement got green light
It’s apparently back to business for Chelsea Football Club as they start their preparations for next season following the UK Government, and Premier League approval of the sale of the club.
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Barkley late header deals 2-1 win over Watford to leave Chelsea in third place in Premier League
Ross Barkley came off the bench to give Chelsea a last day win at the Bridge, nodding home in the last minute as Chelsea beat all ready relegated Watford 2-1.
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Fran Kirby ready for England action at Women’s Euros and midfielder ends eight-year stay with Chelsea
Fran Kirby has declared herself ready to take part in this summer’s UEFA Women’s Euros. Chelsea’s attacking midfielder was named in England head coach Sarina Wiegman’s provisional 28-player squad on Tuesday.
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Alonso’s volley all but secures third place after drab 1-1 draw with Leicester City at Stamford Bridge
Marcos Alonso spared the blushes of his Chelsea team-mates by scoring the equaliser that saw the west Londoners share the points in a 1-1 draw at Stamford Bridge tonight against Leicester City.
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