More blood shed on Peckham’s streets 18 Years after Damilola’s Death
Almost 2 decades after the death of 10-year-old Damilola Taylor, levels of violent crime in Southwark have more than halved. In October 2000, just a […]
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Mary Edouard: Smiling in the face of adversity
Being a mother of 3 young boys sounds like hard work in itself, but for Mary Edouard – this is only a small part of […]
Harlesden Christmas Lights Switch On – REVIEW
This weekend I attended the Harlesden Christmas Lights switch on Event and what a sight it was. Hosted by Brent Councillors Dawn Butler and Muhammed […]
Fake News influencing Politics
As fake news becomes easier and easier for us to identify, we begin to understand just how much of an effect it can have on […]
Rush Hour rebellion in Elephant and Castle
Climate Change Activists interrupt London’s morning rush hour for their environmental protest. Five groups of the Extinction Rebellion organisation brought the streets of London to […]
Everyday Justice
After a visit to the local magistrate’s court last week, I began to gain an understanding of exactly how the justice system works. I sat […]
Pensioner Murdered in Own Home
A 75-year-old woman has been stabbed to death in her home in Peckham on Friday afternoon. Police were called to the scene in Ethnard Street […]
Teen arrested following murder of Peckham Boy
A 17-year-old boy is being held in custody at a South London Police Station in connection to the murder of a Peckham schoolboy. Officers were […]
First Thursdays – a concept? – REVIEW
Taking place at Holdrons Arcade, First Thursdays is a late night event that takes place on the first Thursday of every month from 7-9pm. I […]
Peckham Vision: A clearer future ahead? – REVIEW
“It’s nice to have someone looking out for our community, we need more of these across London.” – Local resident Michaela Stones comments. Despite being […]