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Why Santa Claus could have been trained at Southwark Cathedral
Santa may have trained in Southwark
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Jack Whitehall's dad gets coronavirus jab at Guy's and St Thomas'
'Here was I worrying about a little pr**k,' he said
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Hodge: New cat on the block is already making feline friends
He's already made friends with cats at the heart of Government
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Editorials
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Editors' View: The final push to get vaccinated is on - and to return to some kind of normality
Week on week new cases are rising by between 60 and 70 per cent across England.
Editors' View: Stop passing the buck and reopen Riverside Day Centre for the most vulnerable in our community
The reasoning - that it is unable to operate due to Coronavirus - seems completely bizarre
Rubbish in Southwark is a recurring problem that has been a blight for residents during the lockdown
We need individuals and institutions to step up to make sure our streets stay clean
London Elections: Vote - it’s more important than ever!
There isn’t a Londoner among us who won’t be affected one way or the other by the new Mayor we vote in
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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Southwark Green: It's time for the council to get imaginative if it is serious about being carbon neutral
'What if all Southwark staff and citizens were invited to devise the action plan?'
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View from Tooley Street: The long-awaited climate change strategy is 'sparse, vague and lack-lustre'
'I will be doing everything we can to tackle climate change, but more importantly working to oust this Labour administration in 2022'
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Editors' view: Government will have to do more than legislate as we face more and more teenage killings
The Met is bearing the brunt of social problems that the courts are ill-equipped to resolve long term
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View from Westminster: Close the loopholes to protect rape victims
'In practice, as the Victim’s Commissioner has said, rape has been decriminalised'
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Letters
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Letters to the editor and readers' views: 21/08/2019
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Marley and you? And 'high-rise gigantism'
'In my view it diminishes and belittles one of the few survivals of the area’s dockland heritage'
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!