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Borough’s historic George Inn to be ‘renamed’ The Shape of Brew after hit Ed Sheeran song

However, the National Trust said it could reassure locals the name-change would not be permanent

Weird

Three on London’s Most Wanted List are believed to be responsible for string of burglaries in Dulwich, Bermondsey, Nunhead and Crystal Palace

Crime

Man from Kennington one of six convicted after ‘one of the Met’s largest-ever seizures of ammunition and explosive substances’

Crime In the Dock

Fallen tree smashes three cars in Bermondsey – but will be turned into furniture by local charity

Weird Environment Misc

Update: 76-year-old charged after firearm found in Peckham

Crime In the Dock

Millwall chairman calls on Lewisham to scrap sale agreement to secure future of The Den

Sport Community

Police search for ‘flasher who followed and exposed himself to nineteen-year-old woman’ in Camberwell

Crime

News

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Air quality monitors for Guy's and St Thomas' Hospitals to protect patients from pollution

Environment Health

Three men believed to be Everton fans arrested in Millwall FA Cup disorder investigation

Crime

VIDEO: Notre Dame student wins public speaking competition with brilliant performance comparing schools with prison

Education

In the dock: Woman from Crystal Palace convicted for role in 'Brazilian drug ring' stashing 'UK's largest ever haul of GBL'

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Sport

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

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Brown double helps Fisher back on course after cup disappointment

Sport Football Non-league

Rabble Rouser column: Football and War meet at Dulwich Hamlet

Sport Dulwich Hamlet Football

Rabble Rouser column: Hamlet on board with women's campaigns

Sport Dulwich Hamlet Football

Fisher boss after controversial cup exit: 'We won't play the victim'

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Comment

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What the Dickens: An unwelcome rat on the 188 bus - and Dulwich College makes an enemy

Diary

View from Westminster: International Women’s Day is a time to remember what we still need to do

Columnists

How sad that on the 10th anniversary of Jade’s passing, cervical screening uptake across the nation is now at the lowest since records began

Editorials

Guest columnist: the murky underworld of the ‘shadow private rented sector’

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History

Looking back at London's most historic borough

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Rotherhithe’s cops and robbers

In depth history

The Moving Church - How a bombed out church in Peckham was rebuilt in Biggin Hill

In depth history

Old Operating Theatre: the church with an 18th century surgery hidden in its roof

In depth history

Looking back at the Camberwell police of yesteryear...

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