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Reagan's grandfather was also from Peckham - do all paths to the White House lead through SE15?
Reagan also had ancestral links to Peckham
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'Stop sneezing in people's faces' says Dulwich peer
Baron McColl of Dulwich urged the government to give tips to stop people doing it
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Southwark bishops unhappy over lockdown ban on group worship
Senior church figures have urged clergy to hold the government to account over the decision
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Editorials
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Editorial: What can Maudsley doctors do when they don't have beds to put patients in?
Our view: The Maudsley Hospital needs more resources
Housing repairs need to be sorted in time
Too many works are wrongly assumed to have been resolved satisfactorily when in actual fact someone has visited, looked at the problem, perhaps done some work, but it is far from fixed
Editorial: New 'low traffic' neighbourhoods must not hinder the emergency services
Access for emergency vehicles is one thing we can all agree on about Low Traffic Neighbourhoods
Covid tests are essential for all other schemes
Surely the government should be investing in and trusting councils and local health providers up and down the country to take the lead on these services?
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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Flower Power: Time to plant your trees and shrubs
'Pyracantha and Cotoneaster are laden with berries. Hebe continues flowering and Rosemary is coming back into bloom'
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View from Westminster: Neil Coyle on lockdown, fireworks, and a parking win
'I’ve also been fighting for people living on Kennington Park Road who woke up in October to find the parking bays outside their homes had disappeared overnight'
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Green Southwark: A 'fifteen-minute Southwark' is in reach
'What’s available within a small circumference around home has become more important than ever during the pandemic'
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Liberal Democrat leader's column: Southwark Council is just ignoring petitions
'We call on Labour to do proper transport studies on traffic change impacts including air quality - and fix what is broke when residents tell them'
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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!