Anorexia sufferer from Earlsfield on how to support other patients
An anorexia sufferer who cycled the length of Britain to raise money for mental health classes in school was the
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Charlton named English Football League’s community club of the year for London
Charlton Athletic Community Trust (CACT) has been named the English Football League (EFL) regional community club of the year for
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Catholic high school closed, teachers self-isolating after coronovirus case confirmed
By Tara O’Connor Local Democracy Reporter The risk of contracting coronavirus in Merton is still low, the borough’s director for
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17,000 new jobs to be created at Battersea power station shopping centre
Designer shops, chain stores and a cinema are among the attractions which will open when Battersea power station becomes a
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Merton council leader: Debenhams closure “a body blow” to Wimbledon town centre
The leader of Merton council has described the closure of Debenhams as a “body blow” to Wimbledon town centre. Councillor
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Croydon man arrested over murder of Tyler Roye on February 26
Detectives investigating the murder of Tyler Roye in Croydon have arrested a man. A 23-year-old-man was arrested on suspicion of
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High Court appeal over Elephant & Castle permission delays regeneration again
A housing campaigner has won permission to take his bid to block a £1billion development to the Court of Appeal.
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One man dies and another two in hospital after Thamesmead early morning crash
Police are appealing for witnesses and information following a fatal collision in Thamesmead. Officers were called at approximately 5.15am on
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Who will be Bexley Young Musician of the Year 2020?
These talented young musicians are some of the youngsters all hoping to be chosen as Bexley Young Musician of the Year 2020. The Bexley
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Volunteers needed to help plant floating reed beds in Thamesmead
People are being invited to help plant new floating reed beds next week. Funded by Peabody and the Environment Agency,
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South London Memories: Tate Modern gallery had surgery start
Tate Modern celebrates the 20th anniversary of its opening on Monday, May 11, 2020. The gallery has welcomed nearly 100
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Royals present London South East Colleges with Queen’s Anniversary Prize
London South East Colleges has been presented with a Queen’s Anniversary Prize by HRH The Prince of Wales and The Duchess
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Number of people on Met’s controversial gang database falls by one third following data breaches
By Jessie Mathewson, Local Democracy Reporter London’s controversial gang database is almost one third smaller than it was a year
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Youths united through poetry as Brixton recording artist encourages youngsters to express their emotions
By Melissa Kasule A poet and recording artist is changing the school curriculum and the lives of people around him. Teaching young
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Ground broken on new £150m mental health unit on site of Springfield Hospital in Tooting
Ground has been broken to create new £150m mental health unit which is part of a £500m housing development. The
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Hairdresser’s collection inspired by mum’s battle with dementia
By Melissa Kasule A hairdresser has created a hairdressing collection inspired by his mother’s battle with dementia. Robert Kirby, who
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Decision due on 10-storey block in Abbey Wood
By Lachlan Leeming, Local Democracy Reporter A new block of units ranging up to 10 storeys in height and providing
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Businessman backs Streatham family centre
A successful businessman whose parents met in Streatham has thrown his weight behind a family centre. The Streatham Youth and
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Brixton author’s 20-year battle to be published reaches culmination on Thursday
Rosanna Amaka lost count of the number of rejection letters she got over 20 years. The engineer, who blazed a
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