Video round-up of your great South London Press this week
Welcome to our South London Press weekly news round-up. Each week we will talk through three of our paper’s top stories.
This week we have the picture of a missing girl on our front page. Julia Skala, 16, has been missing from her home in Mitcham since January 8.
We also reveal how Bromley council plans to hike social rents by almost eight per cent – the highest allowed.
And on a lighter note a dad has taken an U11 girls team to the top of the league, not losing a match for two years.
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