Cleaners and catering staff across South London and Maudsley NHS Trust (SLAM) are outsourced to global facilities management giant ISS and they are set to hold the rally to further a pay claim which they say is being ignored by their employers.
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Lambeth Police confirmed an incident took place in Stockwell Road at 3.20am.
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Given the weather was cold and wet, the victim gratefully accepted offer to go to hotel. But once back in the room, the two men subjected her to a prolonged and violent sexual assault before throwing her out.
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Two men, aged 24 and 25, have been arrested on suspicion of wounding with intent and subsequently bailed pending further enquiries to a date in February.
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For those who were there, it will feel like a strange mix of a lifetime ago and something which happened very recently, writes Yann Tear. Such is the world inhabited by football nostalgics everywhere.
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The findings by HM Inspectorate of Probation show the two South London Probation Delivery Units (known as PDUs) at Lewisham and Bromley are even worse than three in east London which ‘require improvement’.
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In September 2021, 59,694 were waiting for treatment and in September 2020, the total was 39,336 – according to the Patient Experience library, which tracks national waiting lists.
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The delay left the resident with no choice but to live in a flat with a boarded bedroom window that let in rain and a cold draught which she said was intolerable in the autumn and winter months.
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The Mayor of London’s office has announced that bus services that were going to be cut – the 12, 45, 78 and N133 – will be protected.
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Recent City Hall polling shows that nearly one third of Londoners who say they are struggling financially are using more credit or are going into more debt to manage the spiralling costs of living, and a quarter are borrowing money from family or friends.
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She joined midwives, doulas, other healthcare professionals and supportive parents on Sunday, where she echoed demands for the Government to tackle chronic staffing shortages and under-resourcing.
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Detective Inspector Laura Semple, from the Met’s Specialist Crime group, said: “We really need the public’s help to tell us who this person is in the CCTV image we have issued today and for anyone with information – no matter how small – about the murder to come forward.”
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A 31-year-old woman was arrested the following day on suspicion of GBH with intent and possession of a knife in a public place. She has since been charged.
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Paul Bryan, 61, of no fixed abode, will appear in custody at Croydon Magistrates’ Court today charged with murder and to possess/control identity documents with intent.
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Some 13 sites were targeted by Extinction Rebellion and other aligned groups, targeting the offices of companies and organisations which have alleged links to the fossil fuel industry.
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The proposals for Streatham Wells and Brixton Hill would eliminate through-traffic and end car-dominance in these mainly residential areas by using traffic filters.
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At around 2.45am on Friday, officers who had been deployed to the area specifically to combat watch robberies, saw a group of men steal a Rolex watch, valued at around £50,000, from a man in Lisle Street.
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Thirteen per cent of patients treated with the vaccine survived at least five years from diagnosis compared to 5.7 percent in the control group, with the longest survivor surpassing eight years.
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Danville Neil was arrested in 2020 when officers reviewing the deaths of brother and sister Anne Castle and William Bryan in 1993 obtained forensic evidence
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