Students from St Dunstan’s College hold LGBT+ events at their school
St Dunstan’s College held its first ever LGBT+ week for senior students. There were a variety of activities organised, including
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Author: Toby Porter
Murder investigation launched in Lewisham after man found dead in flat
Police launched a murder investigation after a man was found dead in his flat in Lewisham. Neighbours of the 54
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Black Axe Gang trio from same family guilty of laundering almost £1m
BY JAMES TWOMEY toby@slpmedia.co.uk Three siblings who were working directly for the leader of a notorious “blood oath” Nigerian crime gang
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London South East Colleges awarded £10m for new training centre
A college has been awarded more than £10m in funding from a Mayor of London scheme to develop a new
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Jasper’s second musical role The School of Rock- The Musical
BY EMMA PENGELLY toby@slpmedia.co.uk A Year 7 pupil has bagged a second role in School of Rock – The Musical,
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Pair who stabbed to death man in Battersea during drug deal guilty of murder
BY TOBY PORTER toby@slpmedia.co.uk Two men who beat and stabbed to death a neighbour who was trying to stop drug
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South London candidates in last-ditch pitch for Euro votes
Candidates for London seats in the last British European elections will argue on the best way forward for Britain at
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Working together to deliver a greener Bexley
We’ve had lots of interest and positive comments from residents about the new wheelie bins that we’re introducing this summer
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Hundreds of self-harm cases at Wormwood Scrubs in 2018
BY MIGUEL RODRIGUEZ yann@londonweeklynews.online Hundreds of self-harm incidents were recorded at Wormwood Scrubs prison in 2018, new data reveals. It
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Westminster has fewer cash machines as system ‘falls apart’
Westminster has lost more than 20 free-to-use cash machines in less than two years, figures suggest, amid warnings that the
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Film Documentary: Deleted directed by Stephan Pierre-Mitchell
BY JAMES TWOMEY A new documentary which focuses on homelessness and the impersonal process that people go through when applying
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Only two per cent of car theft cases reach court
London has seen the biggest drop in suspects being charged with vehicle theft and joyriding of any part of England
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People ‘pushed towards homelessness’ by benefit caps in Kensington and Chelsea
Benefit caps hit hundreds of families in Kensington and Chelsea over the past six years, figures show, writes Alex Shaw.
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Swapping their test tubes for trainers – researchers raise money for cancer research
By Alex Pugh A single lap around the park can make all the difference in the quest for a cancer
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Theatre: Small Island at the National Theatre
After the painful national debate around the poor treatment of the Windrush Generation, it is appropriate that the National Theatre
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Enhancing male reproductive anatomy doesn’t work, shows research
Men have all got one and most of them worry about how big it is. A brain. But when it
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Parents join teachers in protest over school academisation of The John Roan School and Halley Academy, Kidbrooke
BY JAMES TWOMEY james@slpmedia.co.uk Parents and teachers from two schools joined forces to protest against one turning into an academy
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London’s Air Ambulance charity backs The Oval for its 30th Anniversary campaign
London’s Air Ambulance charity has announced the backing of The Oval for its 30th anniversary campaign Thirty Years Saving Lives.
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Disabled man’s broken front door fury with landlords of Kidbrooke housing association
BY TOBY PORTER toby@slpmedia.co.uk The last two times Cedric Elden managed to get out of his house, he won £100
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