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Diver recovers moped from Brunswick Quay
The bike had been stolen from Hertfordshire.
Bermondsey boy and LAS legend laid to rest
Brian Hayes died suddenly last month.
Serious accident in Jamaica Road
A motorcyclist was taken to hospital after being thrown from his bike.
BREAKING: missing girl of thirteen last seen in Peckham on Tuesday morning
She is described as a black female, five foot five-ins tall, average build, and has shoulder-length black hair
Lionesses up for the cup
It's Reading Ladies next for Lionesses in the FA Cup
Hamlet out of play-off spots
Billericay 4-1 Dulwich Hamlet
COLA continue to fizz
City of London Academy 29-18 Kensington & Chelsea Knights
Legends ton up in impressive win
Southwark Legends U18 102-43 Greenwich Titans
EDITORIAL: Walworth groups have cause to celebrate
Walworth Road has been granted conservation status by Southwark Council
Letters of the week (30/03/2016)
Have your say by emailing letters@southwarknews.co.uk or sending a letter to our office at Southwark News, Unit A302, Tower Bridge Business Complex, Clement's Road, SE16 4DG
EDITORIAL: New benefits system needs to take account of most vulnerable
A new benefits system will be trialled on SE1 residents
EDITORIAL: Right to attract the best but 'golden handshakes' will raise eyebrows
The council has approved plans to give outgoing cabinet members payments of thousands of pounds - regardless of whether they resign, are deselected or lose their seat.
Meet Rose Lewenstein, the brains behind daring new play Darknet, soon to appear at Southwark Playhouse
We caught up with Rose before her latest play opens at the Southwark Playhouse.
It's a Shard life at Oblix
Line your stomach and bring a head for heights
JC Lee's Luce left me lost
Southwark Playhouse production tells tale of young American whose schoolwork shows disturbing signs of radicalism
Bermondsey Yard is just the tonic
Top chef brings wealth of experience to old warehouse turned bar and restaurant
The Mayflower captain who sailed to the New World buried 394 years ago
Christopher Jones set sail from Rotherhithe for a voyage that would be remembered in song and story for centuries to come
The day sixty-seven died at church
Reverend's memoirs reveal how St Peter's in Walworth turned from refuge to bomb site
The REAL Great Fire of London - the 1212 blaze that has been extinguished from history
Up to 3,000 people died when they were trapped by fire on London Bridge
Bringing Ada Salter off the side-lines
New book aims to show pioneering reformer was much more than just the wife of revered husband Alfred







