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A housing association has told a child abuse survivor it will make him homeless because he cannot take over his mother’s tenancy after she was taken into a home.
Hundreds of parents have signed a petition bidding to save five nurseries, which could close if education chiefs do not give them extra cash.
And Radio 1 DJ Greg James has gone back to a school near where he was born to inspire future DJs.
We have nine pages of South London Press sport as we focus on Millwall legend Steve Morison’s return to The Den tomorrow – this time as an opposition player.
Wimbledon head coach Mark Robinson discusses their lengthy wait for a win, and we catch up with highly-rated Charlton Athletic ‘keeper Ashley Maynard-Brewer, who is on a season-long loan at Ross County.
All that plus much more, including a GetAway to Brighton, and the latest things to do in South London.
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