COMPETITION: Your chance to win Dons cup tickets against Fleetwood
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Work begins on redevelopment of St Dunstan’s College in Catford
Work has begun on a new junior school, sixth form and science and technology block at a Catford school. St
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Dons twice come from behind to draw with Burton
AFC Wimbledon 2 Burton Albion 2 By Toby Porter AFC Wimbledon twice came from behind to pull six points
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Millwall throw away two-goal lead at Leeds in second half collapse
Leeds 3 Millwall 2 By Alam Khan Millwall missed the chance of moving into the Championship play-offs when they
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Richards gets British title tilt on terrestrial TV against rival Pitters
Crystal Palace light-heavyweight Craig Richards will take on rival Shakan Pitters for the vacant British title on Saturday28th March, on
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Dad of teenager who died after fire at Croydon home without working smoke alarm in safety plea to landlords
By Tara O’Connor, Local Democracy Reporter The father of a 13-year-old boy who died after a Thornton Heath house fire
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South London Memories: Remembering the pauper children
Children had been kept in workhouses with adults until the 1848 the Poor Law (Schools) created district boarding schools, to
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Greenwich stands together on Holocaust Memorial Day
As part of international Holocaust Memorial Day, Greenwich came together on Monday to remember the many victims who suffered during
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Lidl’s plans for Erith store knocked back again
By Lachlan Leeming, Local Democracy Reporter Plans for a new Lidl store in Erith have been rejected by Bexley council’s
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Countryside campaigners bid to halt Dulwich Hamlet’s ground move
Countryside campaigners have protested to London Mayor Sadiq Khan over a decision which holds the key to the future of
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Former Hainault Care Home in Bexley to be demolished to make way for 25 new homes
A historic hospital which was the birthplace of thousands of Bexley residents will be demolished to make way for new
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Southwark Cathedral joins Christian networks praying for peace
Southwark Cathedral joined a network of Christian faiths praying for peace on Sunday. The Church of England’s congregation became a
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Bromley students raise cash for wildlife affected by Australian bush fires
The students of Bromley Independent Grammar School at Wickham Court in West Wickham have been raising money for the wildlife
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Cook and firefighter awarded for heroic lifesaving actions
By Jussi Grut An off-duty firefighter and cook have been awarded for their heroic lifesaving actions after witnessing a car
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Migration Museum set for move to Lewisham Shopping Centre
Britain’s first museum of immigration is to reopen in a shopping centre premises three times the size of its previous
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Waterloo shop owners ordered to pay almost £7,000 after knife is sold to 15-year-old boy
Owners of a shop have been ordered to pay nearly £7,000 after a member of staff sold a knife to
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£100k funding agreed to provide advice for residents of Aylesbury estate
Southwark council has approved annual funding of £100,000 for up to 10 years to provide independent housing advice for residents
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Passionate socialist and former deputy leader of Southwark council, Les Alden, dies aged 76
A former town hall deputy leader, who was made an MBE for his 40 years of service to his borough,
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Police renew appeal after man’s body is found in Wimbledon road
Police investigating after a man’s body was found in a road in Wimbledon are continuing to appeal for witnesses. Police
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