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Neighbours kick up a stink over rowdy neighbour!

As Mr Johnson faces Jeremy Hunt in the battle to become the next prime Minister it might well be the residents of Camberwell that stop him from sailing to victory.

Man charged after alleged kidnap and assault of a child will appear in court next month

Crime In the Dock

£2million grant will see Bermondsey’s Blue get a radical makeover

Regeneration Community

Breaking: Work on Rotherhithe to Canary Wharf bridge halted over costs

Transport

‘Distressed’ Staffie ‘dumped over metal fence’ on Rotherhithe estate late at night

Crime

Absconded prisoner believed to have links to Camberwell

Crime

Date announced for construction of major Cycleway 4 between Tower Bridge and Rotherhithe

Transport

News

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SE1: Great Dover Street closed 'after car collision with tree'

Emergency services Traffic

Your chance to name new health centre in Dulwich

Health

Junk food ads ban on Southwark-owned advertising spaces from next month

Health

Empty Tesco unit in Elephant and Castle turns into free community space

Regeneration
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Sport

Millwall, non-league, boxing, cricket and grassroots teams

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Surrey raring to go as they aim for first win of season against Warwickshire

Sport Cricket

Foakes hoping rest will aid Surrey as he discusses captaincy responsibility

Sport Football Cricket

Dulwich Hamlet and Crystal Palace team up for mental health awareness

Sport Dulwich Hamlet Football

Dulwich Hamlet announce glamour Spurs fixture - and latest signings

Sport Dulwich Hamlet Football
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Comment

Your say and our say

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View from City Hall: The importance of Crossbones to local Southwark history

Columnists

It is heartening to see so much campaigning on Universal Credit - but change is desperately needed

Editorials

View from Westminster - Remembering the immense contribution that the Windrush generation has made

Columnists

With huge deficits, can under-pressure NHS Trusts really be expected to turn things around?

Editorials
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History

Looking back at London's most historic borough

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The 'rudest book in Britain' and what it tells us about the not-so prudish Victorian public

In depth history

Tide and seek - Mudlarking on the Thames

Warwick Charlton: The local man who painstakingly recreated the Mayflower - and then donated it to the American people

In depth history

Exit: Burbage - the life of the great Shakespearean actor who died 400 years ago

In depth history
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