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A charity which works with victims of domestic abuse is calling for an “overhaul of the system” to tackle the “cyclical” nature of violence against women.
A beloved Charlton nursery which began life during the Second World War has celebrated a milestone birthday.
Residents are “delighted” their local pub was saved from developers who had begun turning the building into flats without permission.
There are 10 pages of sport including an exclusive interview with Charlton chief executive Charlie Methven and Dons boss Johnnie Jackson discusses the loan return of striker Joe Pigott.
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