Citizens Advice Bureau Southwark staff told the council assembly on Wednesday that rent arrears for council tenants in the borough have increased by £1 million over the past few months.
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Dr Meena Nathan, from the Exmoor Surgery in Ladbroke Grove, warned that the common flu can easily be spread to elderly and vulnerable people in winter, especially by their younger and healthier relatives.
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Wandsworth councillors unanimously approved the plans at this week’s planning committee, praising the scheme for putting “a beautiful building back into use” and keeping the iconic building’s heritage.
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As part of a pilot scheme, 12 paramedics will be getting on their e-bikes to deliver flu vaccines, assess patients who have been discharged from hospital and visit those suffering with long-term conditions.
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Jide’s wife, Funke, who was a former secondary school maths teacher living in Sydenham, died in 2016 from lung cancer.
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The 10-year-old pupil of Oliver Goldsmith’s Primary School was walking home from a computer club past Peckham library when he was stabbed to death.
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The Day of Hope on December 7 – Damilola Taylor’s birthday – is the culmination of the Hope 2020 campaign.
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Wai Tsang, 52, and Wenwen Pan, 40, both of St Mary’s Terrace, Westminster, were found guilty of conspiracy to commit human trafficking, controlling prostitution for gain and possession of criminal property for gain.
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Capital XTRA presenter Yinka Bokinni was 11 when Damilola died. She was one of the last people to see him alive – but for two decades she did not talk about it and often pretended not to know him.
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Footage obtained from the store captures the man following the victim before pointing his mobile phone up towards the victim’s skirt.
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The incident occurred at around 8.10pm on August 1 at the junction of Wolverton Gardens and Hammersmith Road.
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A woman has been charged with murder following a fatal stabbing in Southwark.
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Whilst Westminster is the bottom of the league table of Londoners on furlough, the capital has seen the “sharpest increase in people claiming benefits and the sharpest decrease of people on payrolls.”
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The Chancellor used his annual spending review to set out the grim impact of the virus on jobs and earnings: the UK economy is expected to shrink 11.3 per cent this year.
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The £19,000-a-year prep school in Battersea has received the go-ahead from Wandsworth Council to expand into an all-through school
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In a bid to close a £67 million gap in the budget the council is set to make a series of cuts across the council.
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To the frustration of residents, the Government has been locked in a stand-off with the council and Transport for London over who should pay for the bridge’s full restoration, estimated at £141 million.
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Police were called to Dunraven School in Leigham Court Road, at around 3.20pm yesterday to reports of a man attacking people with a pole.
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Throughout this year, parks and open spaces have offered people respite from the challenges of coronavirus.
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Cops have released an image of a man they would like to speak to in connection with a possible hate crime incident in Bexley
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More than 30 children under Lewisham’s care are living in unregulated accommodation, it has emerged, and two of them are under 16.
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Lewisham Council is preparing to start target testing asymptomatic people in specific groups, such as care home workers or teachers, in a bid to curb the spread of the virus.
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A 21-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of Terell Davis, who was stabbed to death on Sunday evening.
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