Men who mowed down teenage boy in reckless car chase jailed
The court heard how 16-year-old Tafari Thompson-Mintah had been in a relationship with Conway’s daughter.
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Author: Claudia Lee
Man appears at the Old Bailey after victim of Brixton bus attack dies
The charges will be amended to murder at a later hearing, with the date still to be confirmed.
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Hospitals pay out £3.8m in gynaecology medical negligence claims
But, figures show that the number of claims and incidents reported to NHS Resolution – the legal arm of the NHS – is far higher.
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‘They think we are machines’: Hundreds of Harrods workers vote to strike over Christmas
With a 95 per cent vote for industrial action, 176 workers will walk out of their jobs over the busy season.
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‘The heart of Brixton will never leave’: Sutara Gayle on writing her first full length play The Legends of Them
The story takes audiences back to Ms Gee’s childhood in Brixton in the 70s, and to the Brixton uprising of 1985, which was sparked by the wrongful shooting by the police of her sister, Cherry Groce.
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Victorian warehouse revived into new bowling hot spot
Vintners Lanes is a brand new bowling alley, located off Vintners Yard behind Davy’s Wine Vaults in Greenwich High Road.
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School choir records Christmas single to raise money for music department
‘Joy on Christmas Day’ features the angelic voices of pupils from the school’s chamber choir.
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Disabled pensioner, 94, fears car park sale will cut her off from shops, cllr says
The comments come after Greenwich council decided to sell three council-owned car parks in October.
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Bradley Hutchins killing: Two men jailed for horrific attack on brothers
At the scene police found a crowbar, a monkey wrench, a knife and a balaclava.
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South London is spoilt for choice with a host of festive pantomimes
London is spoilt for choice this festive season, with a good number of pantomimes to choose from.
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Discover Christina Kimeze at the South London Gallery
Ms Kimeze is a London-based painter whose work has often explored the lives of lone female figures.
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Art for a better world: Arts influence on society and politics
From March until April 2025, many of the works will appear at the Cambridge Festival of Ideas.
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Small but mighty London Short film Festival announces 2025 programme
Across its 22-year history, LSFF has debuted a number of short films from some of today’s most compelling filmmakers.
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Ex-Royal Ballet Principal Talks Nutcracker Season
Each Christmas, thousands of Londoners flock to see The Nutcracker.
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‘It’s a landmark for Croydon’: Surrey Street market funding welcomed but traders skeptical
Traders have welcomed funding from the Mayor of London but fear it will “go to waste” if their needs are not listened to.
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‘We all love you’: Father’s desperate plea to find missing daughter
Lily-Anne’s father, Mark Hook, addressed his daughter directly, saying: “We all love you”.
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Developer and global investment firm buys final £42m plot in Elephant Park
The 1.2-acre site sits within the final phase of Lendlease’s 10 acre Elephant Park regeneration project.
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Met drops probe into allegations of fraud at Croydon council
An investigation was launched into the previous leadership’s handling of finances after the council declared bankruptcy in 2020.
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Teenage girl missing from Lewisham for nearly three weeks
Police said Lily-Anne is known to frequent Peckham, Croydon and other parts of Sout-east London.
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