Another bumper 52-page South London Press – out tomorrow!
We have another bumper 52-page South London Press for you, out tomorrow.
In it we hear the story of a man and his father who have been left in thousands of pounds worth of debt after being stuck in West Africa.
Residents fear their health is being put at risk as builders have been given access to their block to carry-out what they call ‘non-urgent’ work during lockdown.
And a head teacher has come out as gay in a school assembly just days before Valentine’s Day.
We have 11 pages of great sport for you, including an exclusive interview with AFC Wimbledon interim manager Mark Robinson, in which he tells us how he is going all out to land the job on permanent basis.
Elsewhere Jayden Stockley discusses why Charlton felt the right move for him, while we also have exclusive interviews with Millwall midfielder Ben Thompson as he approaches a proud milestone, and Danny McNamara on signing a new long-term contract.
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