Diary
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Diary: Is our man unlucky in Love Island - and why have camels been sighted in the Thames?
A local lad on Love Island and camel sightings in the Thames feature in this week's What the Dickens column
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Why have people vowed to fight Piers Morgan - and who is Dulwich Hamlet's newest fan?
A fight with Piers Morgan behind Tesco and a row over BBC Question Time in Dulwich feature in this week's diary column
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What the Dickens: An unwelcome rat on the 188 bus - and Dulwich College makes an enemy
A rat snuggling in the hood of a bus passenger and Dulwich College being the victim of angry Wikipedia editing all feature in this week's column
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Editorials
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Why are care workers deemed ‘low skilled’ when it’s a job not many can do well
According to Age UK, the number of over-65s in the country will nearly double by 2035
We need more buses if we are going to tackle environmental challenges - not cuts to services
Given the climate emergency we face, it is imperative that everyone does their bit to help reduce our collective carbon footprint - but what incentive is there to cut down on car use if other alternatives aren’t there?
Nearly twelve years after her murder, Bonnie’s killer still refuses to reveal where her body lies
Bonnie is still loved and remembered
Let’s hope for the sake of Southwark's LGBT community a solution is found to keep XXL in the borough
'This club is so important to me and all the others who attend. From the first time I went, I felt so accepted'
Cartoons
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Too many classy birds moving into Peckham
Cartoon by Christian Adams
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Boris digs himself deeper into a whole
Cartoon by Christian Adams
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Hive won the prize
Peckham beekeeper crowned best in London
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Cartoon: Jimmy Jukes receives his MBE
Cartoon by Christian Adams
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Columnists
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Green Southwark: 'Segregated cycleway is good news for the borough'
News columnist Donnachadh McCarthy urges people to back Cycleway 4 - fearing it may be blocked by 'the car and black cab lobby'
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Boris get behind the Domestic Abuse Bill - and properly fund it!
'The money would be a tiny percentage of government spending overall but be hugely important for women and children fleeing violence'
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View from Westminster: I am asking the government to fund Group B Strep screening tests to save lives
On average, two babies each day in the UK develop a Group B Strep infection and each week one baby dies and another is left with a life changing disability as a result
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Dr Know: It’s never too late to have your MMR vaccine – make sure that you are up to date
Last year measles infections in Europe hit a 10-year high
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Letters
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Letters to the editor: 28/02/19
'There is a massive amount of people being mugged around Canada Water, Jamaica Road and Rotherhite New Road'
One hundred years after the end of World War One
'They shall not grow old'
Letters to the Editor: Police blame game, housing stats and road safety near playgrounds
Asking for more police during a murderous crime wave should not be a contentious issue!
Letters to the Editor 09/08/18
Knife crime, Heathrow expansion vote, and a furry friend...