At the previous inspection at Croydon College, student behaviour was flagged as an issue, and there was deemed to be a risk of radicalisation.
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Over the past decade, Jane has boosted the confidence of 10,000 women and empowered them to return to work or start their own business after having children.
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The victim, in her 20s, said she was lured into an alleyway leading into King George’s Park by a man she had met only minutes earlier.
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The campaign group Spread the Word has a bold vision to see Lewisham become the UK’s first Borough of Literature. The idea was launched at the Deptford Literature Festival in March and there are several ways that people can get involved.
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Those taking part in September’s event had the choice of either a 1.5-mile route or a six-mile walk, starting from the park’s well-known bandstand area and winding through the stunning greenery and around the lakes the park has to offer.
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Muridi Bahdon, 24, of no fixed abode, was sentenced at Inner London Crown Court to eight years’ imprisonment with an extended period of five years on licence.
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According to a council planning report, the existing buildings on site are generally in a poor state of repair and are reaching the end of their lifespan ‘with the site also suffering from considerable levels of antisocial behaviour, including drug dealing and fly-tipping.’
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This is an interim plan while a new free school is being prepared for opening in Merton in September 2027, which would see those 80 pupils transferred in and another 40 places made available, so from September 2027, the full 120 places would be available for SEND pupils.
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A new guide will help teachers to create a climate action plan so they can go green and create new opportunities for students and staff alike. It will also help schools to comply with new government requirements.
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The search for mushrooms was led by Dr June Chatfield, OBE, of the South London Botanical Institute.
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The event in Colliers Wood was hosted by venue curator John Hawks last Thursday and organised by Papia Ghoshal, Indian painter, poet, writer, singer and actress, curator of the festivals.
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Kensington and Chelsea issued enforcement notices to the large boats, The Zephyr and The Pacifica, in May after councillors voted to evict them from the site.
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Police were called to Odhams Walk in Covent Garden at around noon on Sunday, October 6, following reports of an assault.
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This has concerned some residents, who fear the White Hart could suffer the same fate as the Burn Bullock opposite if not addressed soon. That pub was also squatted in and ended up being destroyed in a fire.
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A quick digest of Fulham’s thrilling late show to defeat Brentford 2-1
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Crofton Junior School in Petts Wood, Orpington, has held onto the best possible Ofsted rating following an inspection held earlier this year, the report for which has just been published.
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Emma Johnson, of Station Road in Penge, has been charged with damaging the door of an ambulance bay at Princess Royal University Hospital, Orpington in September last year.
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Chris Lloyd, who represented the West Thamesmead ward for Greenwich council, said he had left the borough in the summer to move to Wales, but wished to continue advocating for residents in his ward.
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The trio were brought to justice for their part in snatching phones in 35 separate incidents. A Met investigation resulted in 32 mobile phones being recovered – 30 of them successfully returned to their rightful owners.
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