Owners Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield (URW) have announced a host of new companies coming to the central Croydon malls. These include London’s only pinball club, Pinball Republic, Dressmode, Maflora, Rebel Clothing, and homewares company Stacks.
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Westminster residents have long complained about cars driving poorly or at high-speed. The Met worked with Westminster City council and the Motor Insurance Bureau on an intelligence led operation to remove nuisance drivers who drive around the area more frequently in the summer months.
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Kazim Doleker, 56, has dedicated himself being part of the fabric of the community at Café Parisienne in Battersea since 1999.
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The move comes after developer Criterion Capital was advised by the council to reduce the height of the project following feedback from local groups.
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Kasia Blackwell founded her dream business, Yoga House, in 2018 and her studio is a much-loved oasis in the heart of Catford at Winslade Way.
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The arches in America Street, located under a 19th century railway viaduct between Southwark Bridge Road and Great Guildford Street, have undergone extensive renovation and upgrading – with the re-lining of all arch spaces, new insulated floor slabs suitable for restaurant use, and glazed frontages.
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The blaze took hold in Galloway Road, Hammersmith, last night.
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Ioan Pintaru, 32, of no fixed address, was charged with attempted murder and possession of a bladed article
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Top Met officer said: “I would like to pay tribute to the members of the public, including staff from local businesses, who bravely intervened in this incident. They put themselves at risk and showed the best of London in doing so.”
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Emergency returns for a third series, and covers compelling, real-life stories of seriously injured patients, and the highly skilled and compassionate clinical teams who come together to provide innovative treatment and life-saving care.
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The three teams from the Trust which included heart, lung and kidney transplant recipients, was one of the biggest at the annual event in Nottingham.
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At the gathering, Alison Judge, the vicar of Christ Church, Colliers Wood, spoke of the suffering and devastation caused by the first bomb and the need to ensure there is no repetition.
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The Arts Picturehouse cinema on Bromley High Street closed on August 1. The news sparked a strong local reaction, including the creation of a petition to save the cinema.
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A total of 13,166 bike hires were made by 5,586 people through TfL’s ‘Cycle Sundays’ promotion, according to data released by mayor Sadiq Khan’s office.
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The Leonardo Hotel on Wellesley Road – opposite the Whitgift Centre – was very aptly known as Jurys Inn before, so it was perhaps destined to become a player in the justice system.
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The street traders have been setting up shop each Sunday in a square near Nine Elms Underground station for the past few months, according to people who live locally.
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Judith Obholzer had been advised to admit herself to a private hospital the day before she died in July last year, but could not because of financial constraints.
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More than 100 arrests were made on the night and, in the week after the mayhem, a huge amount of footage and other evidence was recovered and has been reviewed in an effort to identify outstanding suspects.
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Shomiah McKenzie, 18, was charged on Friday, along with Cody Godfrey, 18, from the Isle of Dogs.
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