Mr Yussuf Alejo pleaded guilty to one offence of fraud under the Fraud Act 2006 at Woolwich Crown Court on May 1. Mr Alejo was caught subletting his council home of 95 Frances Street, from July 2021 to June 2024.
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Five people were taken to hospital with stab wounds. Three of the victims sustained injuries which are not believed to be life-threatening or life-changing.
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The officers, who are both attached to the Met’s Specialist Firearms Command, will not face any disciplinary action following the mistaken arrest of a man in Fulham Palace Road on September 4 last year.
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Spanish defender does it again for Blues – settling a tight and fiery encounter
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Ryan Tutt, 44, now of Sweetwater Close, Guildford, also received a 12-month community order after the assaults left his ex bruised and shaken.
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Transport for London (TfL) has announced that tram routes between Croydon town centre and New Addington, Elmers End, and Beckenham Junction will cease temporarily from 8.30pm tomorrow until the early hours of Sunday.
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Property developer Berkeley and Transport for London (TfL) have unveiled their revised proposal for Armourer’s Court, a 575-home development contained within four tower blocks ranging from 16 to 26 storeys high near Woolwich station.
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Santhiya Convenient Store at 9 Brewery Road applied to remain open and sell alcohol until 1.30am every day, but Greenwich council has only permitted the shop to stay open until midnight and it has to stop serving alcohol at 11pm.
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Residents threw over 20 street parties across the borough on Monday, after the council waived fees for road closures to celebrate. And yesterday, the Mayor of Greenwich, councillor Jit Ranabhat raised the VE Day 80 flag above Woolwich Town Hall, followed by a memorial service.
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The council’s Youth Engagement Team (YET) provides support and education services to young people living, working, or attending schools in Croydon, as well as their families, who can access the services they need.
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By Charlotte Lillywhite, Local Democracy Reporter The new governor of HMP Wandsworth has been slammed for failing to turn up
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Inspectors said some people waited 18 months to be assessed and reported carers in the borough experienced higher levels of financial hardship and felt less safe than the England average.
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Rumarni Tuitt, 19, of Sutherland Road, Walthamstow was charged on August 29 last year with attempted murder and possession of a bladed article.
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Paul Campbell, 43, of Dunheved Road West, Thornton Heath, was convicted yesterday following a three-week trial at Woolwich Crown Court. He is due to be sentenced on Tuesday, June 10.
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This will be a third year that Colin, himself diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2022, has supported the campaign. And for a second successive year he will walk alongside someone whose life he has changed by telling his story.
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Goals 4 GOSH comes to The Cherry Red Records Stadium, the home of AFC Wimbledon, on Sunday, May 25, with all proceeds from the event going to Great Ormond Street Hospital’s (GOSH) Children’s Charity.
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The local authority said the new byelaw would exclude barbeques, domestic fire-pits and indoor wood burning, and instead relate to the burning of household and garden waste outside.
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Southwark Biodiversity Fund launched in October last year, offering grants ranging from £15,000 to £120,000 to non-profit groups in the borough.
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St Mary Magdalene C of E All Through School claims it spends £150,000 a year putting its students into alternative provision and the school wants to build a new on-site facility at its peninsula campus because options in the borough of Greenwich are both “scarce and expensive”.
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