Bravery award for gang fight hero Mark Peskett A neighbourhood enforcement officer has received a national bravery award at the Mansion House for breaking up a gang fight. by Gala Souvignier/ November 1, 2011/ Crime, Croydon/
‘Occupy’ protest joined by Goldsmiths lecturers Thursday evening, Goldsmiths lecturers and students, visited St Paul’s Cathedral to support the ‘OccupyLSX’ protesters. by Gala Souvignier/ October 28, 2011/ Lewisham, Society/
Anti capitalist protesters occupy Finsbury Square Anti-capitalist protesters set up a second campsite in London’s financial district on Saturday, after a previous site they established a … by Gala Souvignier/ October 25, 2011/ Lead Stories, Society, Uncategorized/
New Cross locals protest outside Sainsbury’s Headquarters in central London Protesters went down to Sainsbury’s headquarters in Holborn today (Thursday) and gave a letter to Justin King, the Chief Executive … by Gala Souvignier/ October 20, 2011/ Lead Stories, Society/
New research un-covers Sure Start funding cuts Diane Abbott, MP for Hackney and Shadow Minister for Health, has urged the government to act instantly to protect the … by Gala Souvignier/ October 18, 2011/ Education, Lead Stories, Society/
Second street art project in Croydon underpass One week after the vandalization of the £10.000 street art project at Norwood Junction, two local artists reveal a new … by Gala Souvignier/ October 18, 2011/ Croydon, Society/
Norwood Junction underpass art vandalised Street art at Norwood Junction Station underpass was vandalised last week, just after a £10.000 makeover. by Gala Souvignier/ October 12, 2011/ Croydon/
Foster allowance rise to combat carer shortage Croydon Council is considering an increase in foster care allowances as the borough faces a shortage of carers. by Gala Souvignier/ October 6, 2011/ Croydon/
Credits to roll for Croydon’s only independent cinema For sixteen years, the David Lean Cinema, named after Croydon’s best-known film director, has brought original and exceptional filmmaking to … by Gala Souvignier/ April 5, 2011/ Arts/
Council faces fine for false lift call-outs Tower Hamlets Council is likely to face tough penalties after it was disclosed that the borough has the second largest … by Gala Souvignier/ March 29, 2011/ Society, Tower Hamlets/
Bethnal Green comic scoops top prize A Bethnal Green based comedian has won the top award at the New Comedy Act of the Year, held in … by Gala Souvignier/ March 28, 2011/ Arts, Tower Hamlets/
“Ridiculous” fee proposal dumbfounds businesses A controversial proposal to increase licence fees for Hackney businesses using outside tables and chairs has been delayed for further … by Gala Souvignier/ March 24, 2011/ Business, Hackney/
East Croydon set for major redevelopment Commuters in Croydon are set to benefit from new transport plans that will include extra trams on the Tramlink network … by Gala Souvignier/ March 10, 2011/ Croydon, Transport/
Talks over 750 jobs axe at UK Border Agency Almost 760 jobs at the UK Border Agency, one of Croydon’s largest employers, look set to be cut. by Gala Souvignier/ March 9, 2011/ Croydon, Employment/
Talented young dancer still in intensive care after driver leaves her for dead in hit-and-run accident A 14-year-old girl who is fighting for her life after being knocked down by a hit-and-run driver is a talented … by Gala Souvignier/ March 4, 2011/ Crime/
Man gets life for fatal stabbing of 16-year-old A man who stabbed and killed a 16-year-old boy at a birthday party was sentenced for life today at the … by Gala Souvignier/ March 1, 2011/ Croydon/