Thanks to an initiative called ‘tiney’ which was launched by the founder of Teach First – an education enterprise – women are retraining as childminders and opening nurseries at home.
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Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust (ICHT) confirmed the patient was not harmed after they had incorrectly been transfused O-negative blood.
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Matthew McKenzie was nominated for the prestigious honour by Carers UK due to his services to the community in London. He is also a Carer Ambassador at leading health and social care company, Cygnet Health Care.
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The authority was criticised in a Local Government & Social Care Ombudsman report which claimed the council had failed to meet the statutory timescales for reviewing a student’s Education, Health and Care (EHC) plan.
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Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley this morning visited the scene and laid a wreath in Yvonne’s memory.
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Officers were called shortly before 3.30am on Sunday, March 17 to reports of a 35-year-old man assaulted close to the bus stop outside Woolwich library in Wellington Street.
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At 6.37pm on April 30, the bomb exploded, tearing through the popular Soho bar, killing three and injuring at least 70 people. Those who died would be later named as John Light, 32, Nick Moore, 31, and Andrea Dykes, 27, who was pregnant at the time.
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When she’s not doting over her aged Jack Russell Milo, she’s thinking about her own two adult daughters, her grandchildren and the incredible array of foster children she has cared for since 2006.
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Manor Place Baths in Walworth could become home to Palace – a skateboarding and clothing company based in the capital, plans submitted to Southwark council reveal.
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Danfe Restaurant and Club has lost its licence to sell alcohol after a fight took place outside it last month.
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The plans, submitted by Bexley Council’s housing developer BexleyCo, would see a new block between five and seven storeys-tall being built on the site on Stonewood Road. The space is currently occupied by bushes and trees and sits opposite the Grade II listed former Erith Library.
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The scheme would see 62 new flats being built in the area in a building stretching between five and seven storeys.
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Lee Silvester, 41, of Lullingstone Crescent, Bromley, was sentenced at Kingston Crown Court on Wednesday of last week after being found guilty of four counts of conspiracy to supply and four counts of possession with intent to supply class A and B drugs.
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Professor Sundara Lingam facilitated the issuing of medication for conditions as serious as cancer and HIV for patients, some of whom it later turned out did not exist.
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Stockwell PE teacher Jordan Chilton will be running for his aunt and uncle
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Cleveland McEntee was arrested on April 10 and charged the following day, along with 42-year-old Leon Woods, of Cherry Close, Ealing and Tron McEntee, 34, of Jubilee Road, Perivale.
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The retail centre may have plenty going for it but mangers of the site want to transform the brickwork at the centre’s busy thoroughfare at the West Entrance into a vibrant, colourful and welcoming new street art display space for local residents and guests of Southside to enjoy.
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Margot Wallace, a shop assistant at Dabners Pet Shop in busy Surrey Street, which Fellmongers Yard runs off, was among those left with a mix of resignation and disbelief after yet another fatality involving knives and a young victim.
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The local authority has outlined plans to improve its response to housing repairs in the borough in an ‘ambitious’ four-year plan.
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