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New housing development divides opinion with some saying it “looks like a prison”
By Tara O’Connor, local democracy reporter A new housing development in Crystal Palace is dividing opinion in the community, with…
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Disabled student pays £9,000 a year but is still not be able to access her lectures
By Jacob Phillips, local democracy reporter A student who uses a wheelchair has not been able to access her university…
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Sadiq Khan hails ‘landmark day’ for the city as Ultra-Low Emission Zone expands
By Joe Talora, local democracy reporter Sadiq Khan has hailed Monday as a “landmark day” for London as the Ultra-Low…
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A tale of endurance and survival as Gower completes the ultimate race
GOWER TAN, nicknamed ‘the Forrest Gump of Herne Hill’, returned from a brutal ultra-endurance challenge that truly lived up to…
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Council fears it will make less money from fines if drivers “wise up” to controversial traffic cameras
By Tara O’Connor, local democracy reporter Croydon Council fears it will make less money than expected from fines over the next…
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Crew preparing for oarsome rowing challenge across the Atlantic Ocean
BY TOBY PORTER [email protected] Two adventure-seeking women have been thrown a lifeline as they prepare for an epic rowing challenge…
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Pleas to Mayor for ULEZ exemptions for Blue Badge holders
By Joe Talora, local democracy reporter Campaigners today called for Sadiq Khan to grant an exemption for Blue Badge holders…
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GP urges anyone eligible to get their Covid-19 booster jab as soon as possible
A leading GP has urged anyone eligible to get their Covid-19 booster jab as soon as possible. Dr Nicola Jones,…
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Doubts cast over Greater London Authority’s move to new building before Christmas
By Joe Talora, local democracy reporter Doubts have been cast over whether the Greater London Authority will be able to…
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Spotlight On Music: rapper Uriel Darius speaks on rehabilitation through music
A rapper who grew up in and around South-east London has released his first five track EP, with the help…
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Stoke boss claims they deserved three penalties in defeat at Millwall
By Kai Bennett Michael O’Neill reckoned Stoke City should’ve been awarded a “clear” penalty in the first-half – and added…
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Change of tactics and surprise use of Billy Mitchell pay off for Millwall manager Rowett – five takeaways from Millwall’s 2-1 win over Stoke
By Alex Grace Millwall came from behind to secure back to back wins and their fourth win in five Championship…
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Delay to 20-storey tower denies residents ‘chance of a better life’
By Hannah Neary, local democracy reporter Residents have been left sleeping on their sofas after plans for much-needed affordable housing…
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Four takeaways from Charlton’s 1-0 win at Sunderland: Johnnie Jackson passes his first test with flying colours
Johnnie Jackson’s stint as caretaker manager was off to the perfect start at the Addicks upset the odds and ended…
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London Mayor urged to reform Pride over racism and bullying claims
By Joe Talora, local democracy reporter Leading members of the LGBTQ+ community have called on Sadiq Khan to reform Pride…
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Joel Ward: Crystal Palace need to discover their nasty side
Crystal Palace defender Joel Ward believes that his side needs to discover a nasty streak in order to turn draws…
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Palace boss Vieira: We need to be more clinical
BY EDMUND BRACK Patrick Vieira has called for his Crystal Palace side to be more clinical after they suffered…
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Four takeaways from Crystal Palace’s 1-1 draw with Newcastle United – Attacking subs couldn’t find a winner as Patrick Vieira’s side draw their fourth game in a row
Despite taking the lead through Christian Benteke, Crystal Palace were forced to settle for a point against Newcastle United, with…
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Caretaker boss Johnnie Jackson hails Charlton’s 1-0 win at Sunderland as one of the proudest days of his career
BY LOUIS MENDEZ Caretaker boss Johnnie Jackson hailed his side’s 1-0 win at Sunderland as one of the proudest days…
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There are more statues of animals than ones dedicated to women in London, study finds
By Joe Talora, local democracy reporter A “landmark” new study has found that there are more statues of animals in…
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Blues in seventh heaven as Mount hits hat-trick as Chelsea thrash Norwich 7-0 at the Bridge
By Paul Lagan at Stamford Bridge Chelsea 7 v Norwich City 0 Mason Mount smashed his first goals of the…
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St Christopher’s to take part in Day of the Dead celebrations
This November, St Christopher’s Hospice will host free two-day drop-in celebration focused around ‘Día de los Muertos’ – or the…
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Camberwell residents outraged at petrol price rises
Residents have told of their outrage over rising petrol prices amid a risk of more fuel problems over the months…
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Young people in Lewisham elect a new Young Mayor
Young people in Lewisham have elected a new Young Mayor – with the top five candidates who received the most votes…
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The Breakup Monologues takes on the big questions of ghosting, breadcrumbing and conscious uncoupling
A Bromley-based comedian has published a book all about break-ups, inspired by her own experience. Rosie Wilby said: “My current…
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Bexley police get extra powers to fine drinkers and nitrous oxide users on the spot
Police will be able to fine drunken louts £100 on the spot after town hall chiefs imposed a special rule…
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Jake Cooper: Millwall winner at Sheffield United was easily the best goal I’ve ever scored
Jake Cooper reckons his late winner at Sheffield United on Tuesday was the best goal of his career. The Millwall…
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James Haddrell speaks on adapting productions and creating a narrative
When writers, producers and venues look for inspiration for their next new production, it’s common to consider stage versions of…
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Average house prices in Kensington and Chelsea are highest in London with some selling for £35million
By Jacob Phillips, local democracy reporter House prices in Kensington and Chelsea are heads and shoulders above other London boroughs…
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Croydon cops experience in the Met: ‘I felt I had to justify why I eat my pounded yam with my hands’
A Croydon Met constable has spoken out about his experience of being a Black officer in the UK’s largest police force.…
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AFC Wimbledon head coach Mark Robinson not set to make early calls on transfer window reinforcements
BY EDMUND BRACK AFC Wimbledon head coach Mark Robinson has said that he won’t be assessing the option of picking…
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Blind man in 70s left waiting out in the cold for eight hours after council failings
By Tara O’Connor, local democracy reporter A 71-year-old blind man was left waiting in the cold for eight hours when…
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Telltale signs your pet has arthritis
Last week marked National Arthritis Week, and while many of us are aware of the condition in humans, it can…
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Listings: What’s on this week
Grayson Perry: A Show for Normal People Let the artist take you through an enlightening and eye-watering evening in which…
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Hither Green resident celebrates the release of new children’s book The Secret Detectives
A Hither Green resident has drawn on her love of her favourite childhood story to write her debut book for…
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Rugby union: Club win local tussle with Tonbridge Juddians
BY GRAHAM COX Blackheath recorded their second victory of the season in National League 1 with a 23-21 win at…
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Hercules Wimbledon AC round-up: Men win A and B events in opening Surrey Cross Country League fixture
BY TOM POLLAK Hercules Wimbledon Athletic Club made a superb start to this winter’s Surrey Cross Country League programme when…
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Tate Modern unveila its latest installation exploring the merging of technology and biolog
The Tate Modern has unveiled its latest installation in the Turbine Hall – a delicate ecosystem of scents and machines…
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Double striker setback for Chelsea as duo will miss “some matches”
BY PAUL LAGAN [email protected] Chelsea head into tomorrow’s top-versus-bottom Premier League clash against Norwich without their two top strikers. Romelu…
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Thomas Sandgaard on handing Charlton caretaker boss role to Johnnie Jackson – and “difficult” decision to part company with Nigel Adkins
Johnnie Jackson will get time to prove he is the right choice to land the Charlton Athletic manager’s job on…
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Cameron Horsman finishes third overall in the British GP2 Championship
Lewisham’s Cameron Horsman was presented with his trophy for finishing third overall in the British GP2 Championship at last weekend’s…
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Millwall looking to make Championship Goal Of The Season a one-club competition after two stunners at Sheffield United
BY ALEX GRACE Millwall are starting their own competition for Championship Goal Of The Season after two stunning finishes gave…
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Stoke City missing two big-hitters for Millwall match
Michael O’Neill has revealed that Stoke City will be missing key attackers Nick Powell and Sam Clucas when they visit…
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“Jealous, possessive and aggressive” husband sentenced to life in prison for murdering wife with scissors
A man who killed his wife with a pair of scissors in Plumstead has been convicted of her murder and…
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‘Ultimate ambition’ – Johnnie Jackson wants Charlton Athletic boss job on permanent basis
Johnnie Jackson has made it clear that he wants to land the Charlton Athletic manager’s job on a full-time basis.…
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Millwall boss Rowett on his 5-2-3 system – and why that isn’t deciding factor in matches
Millwall manager Gary Rowett has provided insight into playing a 5-2-3 formation at The Den – and reckons that set-up…
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Horror as blades overspill from knife amnesty bank
EXCLUSIVE BY LOTTIE KILRAINE [email protected] A knife amnesty bank for would-be criminals to surrender their weapons without threat of charge…
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Fulham residents denied “chance of a better life” as affordable housing plans delayed
By Hannah Neary, Local Democracy Reporter Residents have been left sleeping on their sofas after plans for much-needed affordable housing…
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Thames Barrier closes for 200th time in 40 years, saving 64,000 homes from flooding
The Thames Barrier is being closed for the 200th time today (Thursday 21 October) to help protect London from potential flooding.…
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Wales urged to call up AFC Wimbledon midfielder
AFC Wimbledon head coach Mark Robinson has called for Alex Woodyard to be rewarded for his consistent performances with a…
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