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Read MoreMatthew McKenzie was nominated for the prestigious honour by Carers UK due to his services to the community in London. He is also a Carer Ambassador at leading health and social care company, Cygnet Health Care.
Read MoreThe report said Lambeth is projected to see England’s largest percentage drop in pupil numbers.
Read MoreAkoma is an education charity for black girls aged eight to 14, based in Lewisham.
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Read MoreAbout 40 people are said to have queued at Hilly Fields Medical Centre in Ladywell from 7am on Wednesday morning to secure an appointment.
Read MoreChildren and parents are now greeted by entertaining depictions of colourful animals and wildlife from the moment they enter the ward.
Read MoreFood Cycle aims to combat poverty and food waste by preparing meals from food that was about to be thrown away.
Read MoreAll four defendants were found guilty of possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life at Woolwich Crown Court on January 9.
Read MoreThe union is calling on the University to halt plans to cut more than 130 jobs.
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Read MoreIolande Chirico’s Plateful Café in Lewisham Road has been created to help refugees show off their skills as chefs and it showcases cuisine from around the world that local people can enjoy.
Read MoreThere were at least 22 children looked after by Lambeth, Lewisham and Southwark councils whose residential care placements cost £10,000 or more last year, Freedom of Information (FOI) requests reveal.
Read MoreIn 2019 Mr Montgomery suffered a stroke after waiting more than 80 days for repairs.
Read MoreThe bus service would run from Elephant and Castle to Lewisham.
Read MoreShoppers in Lewisham and Catford are the latest to have had their faces scanned and compared with a database of suspected felons. Police set up a van with facial recognition cameras in both areas on Tuesday afternoon.
Read MoreThe victim is Zhe Wang, a 31-year-old Chinese national who was studying in London.
Read MoreSessions at Folkestone Gardens Skatepark were banned last summer.
Read MoreOfficers are attempting to engage with the man and bring the matter to a “safe conclusion”.
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