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A fan-organised memorial for former One Direction singer Liam Payne welcomed a turnout of thousands in Hyde Park yesterday. Over

A Southwark Council cleaner who could not work due to issues with her spine says she was denied sick pay

Former Sky Sports boxing commentator Adam Smith said he has a new outlook on life after surviving cancer – which

Artists with diverse abilities are increasingly being recognised for their contributions. They use their art to challenge stereotypes, overcome personal

The Met police patrolled the streets of Bexleyheath during Freshers’ week as part of a commitment made alongside campaign groups

A charity founder who survived being stabbed on two separate occasions joined actor Idris Elba at Downing Street as part

A national charity will now donate useful goods to hospitals in south London in a bid to help vulnerable people

A sculpture made to highlight the issues around overconsumption in the building industry has been unveiled to the public in

A Dulwich Prep London mother threw parking signs during a profanity-laden school-run argument, driving the head to call on parents to name and shame offenders.

The Salvation Army’s football tournament, aimed at tackling homelessness, took place on Thursday 19 September. The event included participants from

The opening of a new children’s bookshop in Herne Hill has received a positive response from the community. The Paper