Teenage girl shot in the arm
Detectives have launched an investigation after the incident, which happened at around 3am in Lucas Street.
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Author: Yann Tear
Injuries sustained by man found dead may have been self-inflicted
Officers were called to Leslie Grove Place at around 6.30pm following reports that a person had been stabbed.
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Four people stabbed to death in Bermondsey
Police were called at around 1.40am today to reports of a disturbance at a residential address in Delaford Road.
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Make sure you’ve had Covid booster for overseas travel this summer
If you have had your second dose more than three months ago, you are eligible, while those over 75, living in care homes or with a weakened immune system are also eligible for an additional booster this spring/summer.
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Family of man killed seven years ago launch fresh appeal to solve murder
They have also lodged a complaint to the IOPC (the Independent Office of Police Conduct) against the Met Police for what they say was a failure to conduct a thorough investigation and ‘cultural or ethnic bias’ in tackling the crime.
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Man rushed to hospital after stabbing
Police were called out at 3.30pm after the man was found injured in Mosslea Road, Bromley.
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Former Elephant & Castle trader’s desperate appeal to save business
Rakesh Patel, of Pricebusters DIY and hardware store, has written to Southwark’s director of planning, the leader of the council, Cllr Kieron Williams and other cabinet members.
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Tipper truck which rammed into police car found
The vehicle was found on Monday – detectives are not discussing where for operational reasons – and has been seized for further examination.
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Former South London Press owner and newspaper proprietor Sir Ray Tindle dies aged 95
Sir Ray was the founder and lifetime president of Tindle News, which owned regional titles across the UK as well as radio stations.
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Son visited 11 hospitals desperately trying to find family before being told they had died in Grenfell blaze
Hisam Choucair said he had to drive all over London with his brother, Nabil, before finding out what had happened to their loved ones.
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U-turn as council leader admits parking charge increases were “a mistake”
Stephen Cowan has pledged to cut the charges to help residents deal with the cost-of-living crisis and introduce free parking outside of peak hours.
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Millwall boss Gary Rowett: We can’t afford to slip up now
Gary Rowett says Millwall are “still in there fighting” after bouncing back from defeat against Swansea to reignite their play-off push, writes Yann Tear.
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‘We’ll be better next season’ Charlton boss Jackson has clear idea of where his side can improve
Johnnie Jackson has hailed the way his players are refusing to let the season simply drift, as he begins the process of planning for next season.
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WAR ON DOORSTEP Polish Bialkowski: You just hope that nothing’s going to happen
The savagery on the doorstep to his homeland is cause for major concern for Bartosz Bialkowski at the moment – but it is also a testimony to his professionalism that Millwall fans will not notice.
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Troy’s running marathon to raise cash for cancer unit
A cancer survivor is set to run the Brighton marathon to raise money for the team who cared for him – and raise awareness about testicular cancer.
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South London kids and parents help fund Ukraine mercy mission by raising incredible £17,000
Fundraising efforts of children and parents cross the area has played its part in directly helping refugees.
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Court of Appeal throws out bid to have traffic scheme halted
The judgment, made on Tuesday, re-confirmed the High Court’s verdict that Lambeth council had taken due regard of the impacts of the experimental low traffic schemes when it made the decision to implement them and that proper considerations were taken into account.
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Army veteran pensioner walking 300 miles to raise money for Ukrainian war victims
Eddie Capone felt inspired to try and do his bit after seeing the terrible images of suffering
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Mental health service centre for young people one step closer to opening
The event marks the completion of the frame for the £65 million Pears Maudsley building, which aims to meet an increased need for mental health provision for children and young people.
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