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Year's delay for Streatham Megabowl

WORK on a multimillion-pound high street regeneration scheme is unlikely to start until the end of next year – 12 months later than first announced.

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Hospital cafe's hours slashed?

HOSPITAL patients and relatives have reacted with anger over plans to slash the opening hours of a popular in-house restaurant.

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Clapham man's marathon achievement

A SOUTH London man has completed an incredible challenge – running the equivalent of 30 marathons in just 35 days.

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Herne Hill's illegal booze trade

“BARS in cars” are worrying businesses, who claim unlicensed traders have been selling booze from their boots after last orders.

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Youngest ever GCSE pass from Southwark

SCHOOLS in Southwark have recorded a major improvement in GCSE results, figures released last Tuesday revealed.

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Oval theatre dispels stereotypes

KEEN to dispel the stereotypes about young people, the Oval House Theatre is challenging people’s negative perceptions.

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Tougher laws for "weapon dogs"

A GUIDE dog owner, who was savaged by a pit bull whose owner just laughed, backed new calls for tougher laws on “weapon dogs”.

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Southwark's schools rebuild starts

GOVERNMENT-funded rebuilding and refurbishment work in a borough has started, despite huge budget cuts.

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South Circular closure sparks party

FAMILIES made the most of an unscheduled South Circular Road closure by holding a street party.

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Lambeth millionaire saves boxing club

A TOP businessman has stepped into the ring to save the oldest amateur boxing club in England from throwing in the towel.

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Muggers target terminally ill Streatham man

A TERMINALLY ill cancer patient tipped from his wheelchair by armed robbers is scared of leaving the house for fear of another attack.

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Lambeth's unpaid electricity bills

UNPAID council electric bills could leave estates in darkness and has led to new tennis courts going unused in the evening, it has been revealed.

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Oval campaigner in court

A DEDICATED campaigner has been taken to court by a town hall in a battle over a kids’ playground.

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Peckham-born boxer in bid to save clubs

TWO popular boxing clubs are struggling to make ends meet, while huge amounts of taxpayers’ cash are wasted on England manager Fabio Capello and the Olympics.

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Liver failure rockets for boozy 20-somethings

“THESE are people who could have avoided coming to see me.

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New Cross hosts Nigerian film festival

ONE of the world’s largest film industries is holding its first UK festival in South London.

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Lambeth's fireworks axed

TWO huge public fireworks displays have become the latest victims of the budget cuts, leaving thousands of South Londoners unable to visit a local show.

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Bermondsey youth centre threatened

A TEEN whose life has blossomed with help from an under-threat youth centre is appealing for help to save it.

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The fall of Caesars

IT’S the end of an era for a nightclub that once attracted the great and the good from across the capital.

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A-levels: The results are in

THE boss of South London’s largest group of academies said university was not the “be-all and end-all” as students picked up their A-level results yesterday.

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