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Was a slipper-wearing thief caught by police - and is there a bee-bottler on the loose?
Have you seen a bee-bottler on the loose? And did someone attempt to steal a moped in their slippers?
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Diary: 'Bad-ass' granny spotted in Camberwell - and what is the BBC filming in Rotherhithe?
A granny riding a pimped-up mobility scooter in Camberwell and a councillor's novel way to relax feature in this week's column
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Diary: What is that strange orange dust plaguing East Dulwich - and is Len Goodman coming back to Bermondsey?
A cab cock-up and a strange orange dust plaguing residents of East Dulwich feature in this week's column
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Editorials
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The police must share their work with the public
Social media can be a scary place for young people
A rent cap is one way - but won't succeed without new council housing being built across Southwark
Rent is generally considered “affordable” if it is no more than 30 per cent of the tenant’s income.
Traders views on CPZ should carry equal weight
There is bound to be a knock-on effect
Ledbury Estate: Next generation of council housing should be built to last
Too often, post war architectural design throws up serious failings
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: So what is the council's plan now it's declared a Climate Emergency?
We need to test everything we do against the question: 'How will this action affect the climate?'
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Green Southwark: What can you do to stop catastrophic climate breakdown?
'While we can all sort out our own reusable coffee cups, we need governments and international organisations to make action plans for the climate emergency on a global scale'
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View from Westminster: A week can be a very long time in politics
Heading to the polls in December for the first winter election since 1974
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Dr Know: Flu jab is the best protection - and for many it's free
If eligible, make sure you have it at the earliest opportunity
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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!