Teenage Plumstead killer posed with watch of Greenwich victim hours after murder
A teenage killer publicly brandished a knife, demanded money from his victim, stabbed him, snatched his Rolex watch and took
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Author: Toby Porter
South London Memories: Master bookbinder and member of Clapham society dies
Bernard Middleton will be celebrated for his contribution to the craft of book binding and restoration, writes Maya Chavvakula. Bernard,
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The Oval close to zero single-use plastic
The Oval, home of Surrey County Cricket Club, is on course to become the first stadium of its kind to
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Waterloo Tube station entrance reopens
The South Bank entrance at Waterloo Tube station reopened on Wednesday. The entrance had been closed for three years for
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Three people prosecuted by Wandsworth for fraudulently abused blue badge use
BY TOBY PORTER toby@slpmedia.co.uk Three people have been found guilty of fraudulently using the blue badge parking permits scheme. (From left, Omar
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Southwark restaurant owner ‘flagrantly ignored public health’
BY TOBY PORTER~ toby@slpmedia.co.uk A restaurant owner has got off with just a £1,500 fine despite flagrantly and repeatedly ignoring
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What’s On: BP Big Screens presents Romeo & Juliet, Trafalgar Square
Romeo and Juliet at the BP Big Screens in London “Romeo Romeo, wherefore art thou picnic basket?” Not quite a
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Medics take part in 5k Race for Life in bid to beat cancer
BY ALEX PUGH toby@slpmedia.co.uk A single lap around the park can make all the difference in the quest for a cancer
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Exhibition: Dark Matter exploring the mysteries in physics, art and philosophy
An exhibition exploring one of the biggest mysteries in physics today – what exactly makes up our universe, and why?
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Talk of the Town Music: Musicity x Low Line
BY JAMES TWOMEY As part of the London Festival of Architecture, Musicity x Low Line will see 15 sites along
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Victims and the community mark second anniversary of London Bridge attack
Choral Evensong at Southwark Cathedral at 5.30pm tonight [Monday 3 June] will mark the second anniversary of the London Bridge
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The Night Sky with Astronomer Dhara Patel
As we head into June looking forward to some long and hot summer days, astronomers prepare for the more challenging
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Talk of The Town Music: Anjelica Cleaver, The Dream Jazz Manifesto
BY JAMES TWOMEY The South London jazz scene just keeps on giving with a huge number of successful artists coming
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Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust up for award for its work with people with disabilities
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has been shortlisted for an award for its scheme to give internships to
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Fulham man jailed for kicking four month old puppy to death
BY YANN TEAR yann@londonweeklynews.online A man has been jailed and banned from keeping animals for life after he was found
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Axe wielding robber jailed after Bexley and Dartford raids
A man has been jailed for ten years after a series of axe wielding robberies in post offices and bookmakers
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Two men given life sentences over Battersea murder
Pictured: Michael Swan and Gary Beech Two men have been jailed for a combined total of 40 years after they
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New memorial for murdered soldier Lee Rigby laid at site of his death
BY JAMES TWOMEY james@slpmedia.co.uk A new memorial to Lee Rigby, the British soldier murdered by two extremists in revenge for British
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Swimmers at Southwark leisure raise more than £5,000 for Cancer Research UK
Swimmers at Southwark leisure centres took part in the World’s Biggest Charity Swim and have succeeded in raising more than
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