The burglary happened on the morning of November 29 last year, when the victim, a woman aged in her 30s, was approached by what she thought was two men, as she was leaving her flat with her three young children.
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The year 2023 marks 300 years since the death of Sir Christopher Wren (1632-1723) – mathematician, astronomer, physicist, anatomist and one of the United Kingdom’s greatest architects, writes Yann Tear.
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The small-sided 3G pitch being installed at Turnham Academy pays tribute to Ian’s much-loved friend, the late David “Rocky” Rocastle, who grew up with Ian on the Honor Oak Estate overlooking the area.
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The MSI Reproductive Choices UK’s abortion clinic in Brixton Hill has seen a steady presence outside its gates of those opposing the right to abortions.
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Croydon is one of the first towns in the country where people will be able to take part in Our Future Health. From today 16,000 people will be able to attend appointments over the next six months at Croydon’s Centrale Shopping Centre, North End.
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Detective Chief Inspector Kelly Allen, who is leading the investigation, said: “Although we have charged three teenagers, we still need to hear from people who witnessed the stabbing and the events leading up to it.”
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The Grade-II listed Curzon Mayfair, a popular venue for red carpet events and with its own Royal boxes, has been designated an Asset of Community Value (ACV).
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Following a tip-off under banking protocol that a council resident had withdrawn an unusual amount of cash, officers dashed to the address to catch the builders, who immediately ran off without the £2,500 cash.
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Children who have demonstrated exceptional bravery, hard work and community service were celebrated at a ceremony at Woolwich Town Hall, featuring outstanding performances by the Sherington School Choir and Holy Family Gospel Choir.
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The grants are being offered to low-income homeowners and private tenants living in poorly-insulated properties under the Mayor of London’s Warmer Homes programme.
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The annual Trinity-Steinway Scholarship is an award for talented young piano players and the result of a collaboration between Trinity School in Shirley Park, Croydon, the piano makers Steinway & Sons and the Royal College of Music (RCM).
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On Saturday, September 10, the six men entered a post office in Plumstead High Street at around 5.20pm. They asked the shopkeeper for alcohol, but he refused to sell it to them.
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Construction is expected to start in the spring. The promised centre with a pool, gym and spa will be linked to 482 new homes – 168 classified as ‘affordable’ – a commercial space and a community square in the heart of Woolwich town centre.
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The scheme is open to adult Greenwich One Card holders, with the ‘swim for a quid’ sessions available Monday -Friday 1.30-3.30pm (term time only) at The Greenwich Centre, The Eltham Centre, Waterfront Leisure Centre and Thamesmere Leisure Centre.
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On Saturday a 16-year-old boy attended a South London police station. He was arrested and subsequently charged with the murder of Gabriel Petrov Stoyanov.
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Another car involved in the collision – a silver Mercedes – failed to stop and drove away from the scene and was found abandoned a short time later.
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At around 2am on Saturday, July 23, a woman in her 20s was sexually assaulted by a man at a bus stop in Lordship Lane, Peckham.
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On two occasions in late March and early April 2022, Troy Maurice, 29, stalked a central London student campus, tailgating students to their accommodation.
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The Grade II listed Portland stone drinking fountain and cattle trough, situated at the top of Hyde Vale near the Ranger’s House, has been restored by Greenwich Council thanks to funding from the Heritage of London Trust, Historic England, Greenwich Society and Peter Harris Trust.
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