Search Resumes for Missing Crystal Palace FC Charity Workers The search continues for two missing British hikers in Italy’s Dolomites Local Sam Harris, Aziz Ziriat, Dolomites, Italy, Crystal Palace FC, Tione Di Trento Italy: The search for two British hikers, Sam Harris and Aziz Ziriat, has been ongoing for over a week in the Dolomite … Read more
South London Tower Blocks Set to Stay After Council’s Decision Woolwich tower blocks will not be demolished after a Planning Inspector overruled the council’s order, citing housing needs and construction awareness. Local Woolwich, London, UK, Housing, Planning, Comer Homes Woolwich: So, here’s the scoop. A couple of tower blocks in Woolwich were supposed to be … Read more
Locals Oppose Children’s Home on Site of Former Cannabis Factory Residents in Chislehurst voice concerns over a planned children’s home at a site previously used for illegal activities Local Chislehurst, Bromley, Children’s Home, Cannabis Factory, Community Concerns Chislehurst: So, there’s this big fuss going on in Bromley. A planning inspector decided that a rundown house, … Read more
Erith Riverside Gardens Play Equipment Vandalised in Shocking Incident The £1million play equipment at Erith Riverside Gardens has been vandalised, prompting calls for witnesses to come forward. Local Erith, Bexley, Vandalism, Play Equipment, Community Erith: It’s such a shame what happened at the Riverside Gardens. The new play equipment, which was supposed to be a … Read more
Sophie Wilde’s Inspiring Journey from Nepal Avalanche to A24’s Babygirl Sophie Wilde’s remarkable story includes surviving a Nepal avalanche and now starring in A24’s latest film, Babygirl Entertainment Sophie Wilde, Nepal, Avalanche, Babygirl, A24, Actress, Sydney Sydney: Sophie Wilde has had quite the journey. She’s not just another actress; she’s a survivor. Remember that massive … Read more
Met Bans Pro-Palestine March from Gathering Outside BBC Offices The Metropolitan Police have prohibited a pro-Palestine march near the BBC due to concerns over a nearby synagogue Politics London, UK, Pro-Palestine, BBC, Protest, Synagogue London: So, the Met has decided to ban a pro-Palestine march from happening outside the BBC’s headquarters. They’re worried about a … Read more
London Canal Boater Criticizes New Review of Waterways Licensing Nick Corrigan fears for his boating lifestyle as new licensing reviews loom Local London, UK, Canal, Boater, Licensing, CRT, NBTA London: Nick Corrigan has been living on his boat for eight years, often mooring on the Regent’s Canal. He loves the freedom of being on the … Read more
DVLA Warns Drivers Not to Share Crucial Information on Social Media The DVLA warns drivers to keep personal info private to avoid scams Crime DVLA, Scams, Identity Theft, Birmingham, UK Birmingham: The DVLA is sounding the alarm for drivers. They’re saying, “Don’t share photos” of your vehicle documents on social media. It’s a big no-no! … Read more
Officials Caution Against Swimming in Dangerous Tides Despite ‘Swimmable Rivers’ Promise London officials urge caution as plans for swimmable rivers raise safety concerns Local London, Thames, Sadiq Khan, swimming, safety, Port of London Authority London: So, there’s been a bit of a stir in the city about swimming in the Thames. Mayor Sadiq Khan has … Read more
Baker Street: The London Underground’s Biggest Station with 10 Platforms Baker Street, known as ‘The Cathedral’, boasts 10 platforms and rich history, making it a key hub in the London Underground network Local Baker Street, London, United Kingdom, Underground, Transport, History London: The London Underground has stations of all kinds. Some, like Chesham and Heathrow … Read more