Millwall boss Neil Harris: ‘I will not accept the standard of play we have endured this year’
Millwall boss Neil Harris has laid into players who caused disruption in his squad this season after his side was
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Author: Toby Porter
Teacher couple die in holiday accident in Greece
BY TOBY PORTER toby@slpmedia.co.uk Two teachers married just two years ago have died after their buggy plunged down a ravine while
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Former children’s workers who worked at a Lambeth children’s home in the 1970s jailed for indecent assault
Two former children’s home workers have been jailed after they were found guilty of sexually abusing three boys aged under
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Stuart Lawrence will be speaking at school event in honour of Stephen Lawrence’s legacy
Stuart Lawrence, the brother of Stephen Lawrence, will be one of the speakers when a girls’ school holds a special
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Two people charged with murder of one month old baby in Mitcham
A man and a woman have been charged by postal requisition with the murder of a one month old baby.
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Wandsworth man pleads guilty to killing wife
A man has pleaded guilty to manslaughter by means of diminished responsibility after killing his wife last November. Naseer Khan,
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Community space in Old Kent Road hosted its first youth event attracting much interest
A new community space in the Old Kent Road attracted nearly 100 people to its first youth event. The space,
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Dulwich father runs London Marathon to thank heart surgeons for saving his son’s life
BY TOBY PORTER toby@slpmedia.co.uk A father ran the London Marathon with the heart team from Evelina London Children’s Hospital to
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D-Days for the Elephant: date set for two-day judicial review into Delancey plans for doomed shopping centre
A High Court bid to stop the redevelopment of South London’s most high profile hub will take place on Juky
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Parties to slug it out in Lewisham bye-elections on Thursday
By James Twomey A by-election is taking place on Thursday for two seats in a town hall after two councillors
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Elephant and Castle Shopping Centre disruption ‘blighting our trade’
BY TOBY PORTER toby@slpmedia.co.uk Traders have been left reeling after a landmark store closed at a doomed shopping centre. Tesco
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Exhibition: Paintings, Illustrations and Haiku by Véronique Avon
Véronique Avon – Paintings, Illustrations and Haiku A new exhibition by Véronique Avon opens on April 29 at the Apothecary
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Lewisham drug-dealer who used young and vulnerable people to sell and transport drugs jailed
BY JAMES TWOMEY james@slpmedia.co.uk A gang leader who earned up to £2,000 a day has been jailed in a landmark
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Three brand new kittens dumped ‘like rubbish’ in a box in Paddington
The RSPCA is appealing for information after three newborn kittens were dumped in a box in Paddington. The mini moggies,
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In My View: The Battersea Housing Crisis by Marsha de Cordova, MP for Battersea
The housing crisis is hitting Battersea hard. Since 1978, Tory Wandsworth Council has disposed of 24,000 council houses. It has
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Theatre Review: Tumulus
Photo Credit: Darren Bell Christopher Walker reviews “Tumulus” playing at the Soho Theatre until 4th May. https://sohotheatre.com/shows/tumulus/ Box Office 020
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Theatre: Dog Without Feathers, Southbank Centre
This summer will see the Southbank Centre welcome the Deborah Colker Dance Company to its venue for their award-winning production
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Passion for antiques: An interview with Matthew Upham of Matthew Upham Antiques, Fulham
Our Support Your Local Trader campaign will highlight central and west London’s special markets and shops. The London Weekly News supports
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What’s On: Luna Kids Cinema, Dulwich Park, May 25 to June 2
Luna Kids Cinema An outdoor cinema festival that will show three kids movies a day is a sure fire way
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