Your 56-page South London Press – out tomorrow!
Staff at the school where murdered teacher Sabina Nessa worked have been trying to cope with their own grief while also being strong for the pupils.
When Carmen Loscialpo was struggling to cope through gruelling cancer treatment, the strength to carry on came from an unexpected source – her two young daughters, aged just eight and five at the time.
And three of the country’s top 10 museums are in South London.
And there are a bumper 11-pages of South London sport in tomorrow’s edition, including an exclusive in-depth interview with Charlton Athletic owner Thomas Sandgaard as he reflects on 12 months in charge.
We’ve also got reports and reaction from the midweek EFL Cup action involving Millwall and AFC Wimbledon.
All that plus, food and pub reviews, entertainment news and tips on buying the latest gadgets.
Don’t miss your latest South London Press – out tomorrow!
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