Detectives were able to use CCTV footage alongside DNA from a pair of sunglasses dropped at the scene to prove that Omar Wilson, 31, was responsible for killing Mussie Imnetu.
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The incident happened on Monday, February 10, shortly after 2pm in Milton Court Road. A pedestrian in her 30s was struck by a van.
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The Listening Place offers vital face-to-face support for those experiencing a mental health crisis and has been going since 2016.
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Labour-run Southwark council paid consultants to produce the document which only came to light following a Freedom of Information (FOI) request.
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St Raphael’s Hospice in North Cheam provides specialist and palliative care in Sutton and Merton. However, joint chief executive Becca Trower believes the current level of service is ‘unsustainable’ unless hospices receive a ‘fair deal’ from the NHS.
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The students raised the funds by organising a sponsored silence which involved over 40 music students staying silent for an entire morning. Music student, Raffaella Picca, said this was no easy feat for a busy and loud music department.
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The court heard how, just after midnight on Friday, May 6, 2022, Edward Ampeh followed a woman off of a DLR service into Greenwich DLR station. He began to verbally abuse her, swearing at her and threatening her and forcing her towards the railings on the platform.
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Croydon council’s decision to switch to a new care provider has prompted the closure of the Croydon Carer Support Service, ending its 25-year partnership with the John Whitgift Foundation (JWF).
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Reid Jacoby, from Clapham and Trib Gosain from Queen’s Park , founders of the company Gilley, showcased their product to good effect but in a bold move, declined an offer from the show’s long-standing star Peter Jones, choosing instead to continue their journey independently.
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Part of a three roomed flat on the eighth floor was damaged by the fire. There were no reports of any injuries. The fire is believed to have been accidental and was caused by combustibles placed too close to a fan heater.
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It is very rare for such major projects to claim an unblemished safety record and the normal rate of recorded serious injuries might have been expected to reach around 100. Instead their were none.
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A jury at Southwark Crown Court found Steven Clark, 50, of Bravington Road, Kilburn, guilty of the murder of 80-year-old Ursula Uhlemann at her home in Queens Park in March last year.
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Janice Nix, 66, of Rodenhurst Road, Clapham, was arrested and charged with manslaughter today, following the death of Andrea Bernard.
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New charges, which were agreed by the council’s cabinet last October, represent the West London borough’s first hike since 2012.
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Colin Hughes, 59, said the extra £1.4m Westminster City council is pouring into personal care assistants’ pay will help make the role competitive again.
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Denise Sefton, a 49-year-old executive coach and consultant, is taking on the extraordinary challenge to raise funds and awareness for Brain Tumour Research, a charity she supports as a trustee.
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Wandsworth Council has already approved a budget of £16.9m to maintain and improve leisure facilities in the borough and wants to add £30m more, bringing the total to £46.9m.
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Rachel Blake said her constituents in the Cities of London and Westminster want to see an end to “disruptive and unnecessary” noise by pedicabs in London’s busiest areas.
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By introducing licensing, councils can monitor rental properties, set standards for landlords, and take action against those who fail to meet the required conditions, ultimately offering better protection for tenants.
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