Your great South London Press – out tomorrow!
All 12 children taken to hospital after a second floor ceiling collapsed at a school in West Dulwich have been discharged.
More than 400 residential buildings in South and west London still have fire safety defects four years after the Grenfell Tower tragedy.
People who installed counterfeit blue plaques have been accused of ‘whitewashing’ history and ‘gentrifying’ the surrounding area by local campaigners.
There are 10 pages of South London Press sport including plenty of exclusive interviews with Charlton captain Jason Pearce, Millwall’s Scott Malone discusses his goal celebration against Derby County and Dons head coach Mark Robinson explains why recent negativity has not helped his young side.
All that plus much more, including food and pub reviews, entertainment news and tips on buying the latest gadgets!
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