The lowdown on Chelsea 1 Fulham 2 – A stunning last-gasp win for the Whites
It’s been a long, long, wait but Fulham fans can finally celebrate a first win at Stamford Bridge in four and a half decades
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Author: Yann Tear
Like it or not, Greenwich skyline set for 2025 transformation
The upcoming year will see a wide range of developments coming to the borough.
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Four in hospital after two-car crash in Brixton
Met Police officers were alerted to the collision on Effra Road, at around 5.40am on Sunday morning.
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Festive cheer for scores of sheltered accommodation residents
The event, at Our Lady of Angels, Bexley Road, Erith, was a cracker and included a three-course sit-down meal followed by entertainment and dancing.
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A year on from trio killing of Michael, one man is convicted of his murder
Zak Baako, 29, of no fixed address, was found guilty at the Old Bailey on Friday of offences including the murder of 27-year-old Michael Patrick Afonso Peixoto.
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Best seat in the house: Woolwich couple revel in good fortune
Woolwich Dry Docks sits beside the River Thames, facing North Woolwich. The original dockyard was reportedly founded in 1512 to build the Great Harry ship for King Henry VIII. The yard was used until 1869, with the dry docks having since been filled with water and the granite steps becoming covered in bushes and weeds.
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Emergency funding of £139m needed to cope with Westminster’s temporary accommodation crisis
The local authority said the money will go towards purchasing 232 properties, prioritising those within a 30-minute journey from the borough
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Westminster’s mental health services do away with inpatient hub at Gordon Hospital
The proposal has led to concerns over the ability to meet the needs of mental health patients.
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Labour regains West Thamesmead seat
Jahdia Spencer secured the seat for the Labour Group, receiving 464 votes in Thursday’s polling.
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‘Random’ Covent Garden attack has left man in his 70s with life-changing injuries
Police were called at just after 10.30pm on Saturday, October 12, by an off-duty officer, who reported being punched in the back of the head in Covent Garden, close to the Royal Opera House.
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Court appearance today for Brixton man accused of woman’s murder
The 38-year-old man, who was known to Gemma, was arrested in the early hours of Friday. On Saturday, he was charged with her murder.
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Bromley boss always had belief that his players could adapt to League Two football
The Ravens had the better of an entertaining 0-0 draw with high-riding Port Vale on Saturday at Hayes Lane and after a wobbly start to their first season in League Two, it’s now eight games without defeat in the league.
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Chris Sutton exclusive: No reason Chelsea cannot win the Premier League title
The ex-Blues striker says the elements are all in place, including the collapse of Manchester City, the strength of an improving squad under Maresca and the absence of Champions League distractions.
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David Livermore keen to continue in supporting role to next Millwall head coach
The 44-year-old assistant head coach takes charge of tomorrow’s Lions clash with Blackburn Rovers at the Den following the exit of Neil Harris.
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Community eager to revive Wandle Park cafe themselves
The café, once a lively hub for visitors enjoying a cup of tea or coffee, has been shuttered to the public since the pandemic. The purpose-built café cost £3.5million of council and national lottery money, but its use has been sporadic due to the departure of its previous two tenants.
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Derelict home a magnet for trouble, say fed-up Beckenham neighbours
Neighbours said Conifer House, on Southend Road in Beckenham, has been empty for the past three years, with a major fire having since destroyed the upper half of the building.
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Cleaner air seen as vital target in Hammersmith and Fulham action plan
The borough’s Quality Action Plan (AQAP), which is to run to 2030, also outlines priorities including cutting emissions from buildings and rolling out school streets.
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Appeals for help to locate delivery man accused Earl’s Court rape
Shortly after midnight on Friday, October 4, the victim, aged in his 30s, was in Hesper Mews, off Bramham Gardens, when he was approached by another man.
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Women’s football round-up: Chelsea’s flawless WSL record ended as Palace finish year bottom of the table
Sonia Bompastor’s hopes of seeing out 2024 with a perfect record in the Women’s Super League were scuppered by lowly Leicester City as Chelsea Women were surprisingly held to a 1-1 draw on Saturday.
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