A pregnant mum, a stage four breast cancer patient and parents with young children are among the people placed in temporary accommodation by Lewisham council in run-down Eros House in Catford.
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The announcement comes amid a new report published by the Soho Neighbourhood Forum which found the district has lost 70 per cent of its cubicles and urinals in 15 years.
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There were no report of any injuries but the blaze saw the mobilisation of ten fire engines and around 70 firefighters at the block on Thurlow Street in Southwark.
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The rubbish, which includes fridges, tins, and gas canisters, has been a constant presence for the last two weeks and is now emitting a ‘rotting, fermenting’ smell according to a neighbour.
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Each year, the royal borough spends more than £332 million on a wide range of services – including everything from child services and help for residents with additional health needs to building brand new council homes.
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Labour candidate Raja Zeeshan has been elected to represent the Shooters Hill ward for Greenwich council in a by-election held on Thursday, having received 1,043 votes.
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Greenwich council has agreed to hold a consultation on plans to close Gallions Mount Primary School in Plumstead as the school faces a £1.2 million deficit.
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Track replacement on the Thameslink route in central London means that from during that post-Christmas Day period, the line from St Pancras International to Herne Hill will be closed.
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Auriel Glanville, a member of Merton Friends of the Earth, said: “I am here because Donald Trump is a climate change denier and says that human induced climate change is a hoax. We are in a climate emergency with floods, wild fires and droughts, Spain being the latest country with Valencia and Barcelona flooded.”
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The Home Office recently transferred its more than 5,000 employees working at Lunar House and Apollo House to a new site in East Croydon.
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A two-storey building where film and TV sets are created would also be bulldozed as part of the council’s plans to redevelop the site.
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The annual charity appeal started early at the school in Fairchildes Avenue, with a non-uniform day on Thursday, which saw staff and students alike make donations to wear theme colours and spots.
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Chandra Sharma received a prestigious award from the ‘Above and Beyond Bromley Business Awards #ABBBAS at a glitzy ceremony attended by more than 300 local business owners.
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Caroline Fleming, 60, splurged thousands of pounds on fixing up the damp-riddled housing association flat in Elmers End in Bromley, over the 15 years she lived there.
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Marlborough Primary School in Draycott Avenue, Chelsea, was given top marks across all areas by Ofsted inspectors following a visit in September.
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Shortly after 11.30pm on Friday, a 60-year-old pedestrian was in collision with a car in Vicarage Road, at the junction with Tile Kiln Lane, Bexley.
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Southwark council rejected the Arch Company’s bid to turn four disused railways arches on America Street in Borough into drinking and eating haunts open until 1am at weekends and midnight on weekdays, at a licensing meeting today.
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Hammersmith and Fulham cabinet members agreed in 2019 that Avonmore would be the first project in the council’s community schools programme. The initiative seeks to use funds from new housing built on school sites to help revitalise some of the borough’s primaries.
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The service supports vulnerable children and young people aged 10-18 years old, running preventative programmes and helping offenders back into education or into work.
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