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Damning figures obtained under Freedom of Information have exposed Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust as being responsible for the second highest payouts for negligence which led to cases of cerebral palsy in babies.
Dennis Waterman was one of our own. The boy from a working-class family who made good.
Born in Clapham, the youngest of nine children, Dennis started life in Elms Road on Clapham Common South side, but would go on to become synonymous with London life in the 1970s and 1980s
And Town hall chiefs have reportedly advised staff to stop using words like “family” in Christmas cards to avoid offending people.
We have 10 pages of South London sport including an exclusive interview with Jason Pearce looking back at his Charlton Athletic career and Dulwich Hamlet boss Gavin Rose’s assessment of his side’s National League South campaign as well as pictures from Crystal Palace’s end-of-season awards night.
All that plus much more, including the latest things to do in South London and reviews of pubs and restaurants in your area.
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