Transport for London (TfL) has confirmed it will be progressing with work to extend the line following feedback from its public consultation earlier this year.
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Since the tragedy, Debbie Clack, 53, has been campaigning to get the law changed, so that people who cause a death whilst driving have their licences suspended immediately.
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The road has seen several traffic accidents over the years, including two fatalities in May 2019 and May 2008. At a Bromley council meeting last month, Liberal Democrat councillor Julie Ireland claimed Homesdale Road was “absolute hell” at weekends.
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Aarush visited Tiger Ward on July 24, together with his family from Lee in Greenwich. After reading a special poem, he rang the bell to signal the end of his treatment. As Aarush walked down the ward where he was treated, hospital staff cheered and applauded him.
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Dot’s Tots Day Nursery, based at Rising Stars Day Care, Thamesmead, has been rated ‘Inadequate’ by Ofsted, with the personal development of children and management of the nursery being criticised.
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Bromley council has listed eligible households as families receiving council tax support or with children on free school meals, as well as families with children who are at school age.
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The arrests, which took place at addresses across London yesterday evening and first thing this morning, all relate to violent disorder in Whitehall on Wednesday, last week.
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The project, run by London South Bank University (LSBU) and Croydon BME Forum, has trained barbers to provide on-the-spot blood pressure checks.
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Social media platforms had suggested there could be mass gatherings of unruly mobs last night, but the evening passed off peacefully for the most part, with hundreds of extra police on duty.
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Network Rail and South Western Railway (SWR) are pressing ahead with plans to build three new lifts at the station, along with investigating proposals to build a second entrance.
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Shortly after 9am on Saturday, police were called to reports of a bus in collision with two children in Watling Street near the junction with Halcot Avenue.
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The nation has been hit by an outpouring of thuggery and violent clashes in the aftermath of the killing of three children at a dance class in Southport killings.
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Joshua McCorquodale was arrested on Monday, July 29. The following day he was charged with Antonios’ murder.
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Charlton Traders Limited has applied to run a convenience store in the post office on Charlton Church Lane. The licence would allow the post office to sell booze from 10am-10pm between Monday and Saturday, with sales ending at 8pm on Sundays. A previous application to open a convenience store at the post office was refused.
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Rikke Osterlund, 46, says she has been in a protracted bid to get the City of London Corporation to fix damage to window sills at her home in Lewisham, which the corporation owns the freehold for, caused by damp and mould.
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The award also celebrates Lewisham’s commitment to addressing critical food-related social challenges, such as food poverty, diet-related health issues and the decline of independent food retailers.
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The children and their families learnt about the life cycle of these fascinating creatures in Sunday’s event, discussing how long they live, and learning about different species, their importance in the food chain for birds to feed their young, and about how climate change is affecting insect lives and biodiversity.
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A scheme to deliver 35 new flats in Orpington for the local authority’s housing waiting list has been brought back for councillors to reconsider.
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Max Templer, a leaseholder in a three-bed flat served by the communal boiler, began investigating the issue himself after the council dragged its feet in responding to his concerns about the high energy bills.
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