Don’t miss your bumper 52-page South London Press – out tomorrow!
Don’t miss your bumper 52-page South London Press, out tomorrow.
Our reporter Alexandra Warren has a special investigation on cladding, where it is revealed that up to 70,000 people could be living in dangerous accommodation, with Grenfell-style wrapping.
We also hear from two women planning to row across the Atlantic to Antigua, and from a man who has run the equivalent of 19 marathons in the name of his friend who died of brain cancer.
In sport, we have an exclusive interview with Charlton Athletic owner Thomas Sandgaard, assessing the club’s incoming transfer business.
And there’s a chance for you to leave a personal message in the South London Press for a loved one this Valentine’s Day.
All that plus much, much more!
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