Lewisham

The players, along with club staff, arrived bearing sacks full of gifts, playing Santa for the afternoon. The presents included official club pennants, calendars, and notepads, and patients had the chance to take photos with their footballing heroes.

The Labour-run council will claw back over £15,000 by deleting a vacant post for the role, which also involves transporting speaker councillor Jacq Paschoud to civic events.

Almost 70 per cent of those re-engaged with treatment were from Black or Black British backgrounds.

Families and friends will come together to remember loved ones at St Christopher’s hospice in Lawrie Park Road, Sydenham, at 3pm on Sunday December.

“There are many residents who could share their own experiences of nearly being run over. Me included. We’ve been campaigning for decades, but nothing ever changes.”

This year’s Mayor of Lewisham Business Awards received overwhelming and unprecedented public engagement, with close to 9,000 votes and nominations and 300 attendees at the awards ceremony.

Spearheaded by the dedicated husband-and-wife duo, Shireen and Graham Razey, the campaign has not only amassed thousands of pounds in financial support but also received countless gifts for those in need.

September brings the star of the show, a sleek 250 sq ft unit in the heart of Catford – the very home of the South London Press.

Alex himself has written “Lewisham to the World” on his Instagram bio. The 26-year-old athlete was born very close to Ladywell Arena at Lewisham Hospital and lived locally with his family in Brockley.

Each plot would include a static caravan and space for a mobile caravan and car, according to details of the scheme outlined in planning documents.

A pregnant mum, a stage four breast cancer patient and parents with young children are among the people placed in temporary accommodation by Lewisham council in run-down Eros House in Catford.

The Vegan Patty Lady, in Kangley Bridge Road, is one of six small businesses in the final of Business Boost.

A two-storey building where film and TV sets are created would also be bulldozed as part of the council’s plans to redevelop the site.