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West Middlesex hospital holds "just-for-fun" chocolatey clinical trials
West Middlesex Hospital ran a clinical trial that any chocolate lover would be rushing to take part in this week.
4 hrs ago | Sutton Guardian
Status Quo tribute band rock into Sutton
Carl who is the owner of Croydon music shop Rock Bottom and is in Statin' Quo, gives the band the thumbs up The Purley based tribute band formed in 2006 in honour of one of Purley's most celebrated inhabitants - Francis Rossi.
5 hrs ago | Enfield Independent
UK's largest festival of Jewish food coming to north London
The home of the London Jewish Cultural Centre , Ivy House, in Golders Green, will be throwing open its doors the fourth annual Gefiltefest The home of the London Jewish Cultural Centre , Ivy House, in Golders Green, will be throwing open its doors from 9.30am until 6pm for the fourth annual Gefiltefest.
9 hrs ago | Wimbledon Guardian
Public meeting on fire station closures to be held in Merton
Residents will be able to have their say on the future of the fire and rescue service in Merton at a public meeting next week.
A 6m cost of Olympic Torch relay
David Beckham with the torch during the ceremony to mark the arrival of the Olympic flame, at RNAS Culdrose, Cornwall England's largest local councils spent more than A 6 million hosting the Olympic Torch for last year's Games, figures published on the one-year anniversary of the start of the relay show.
Uncover history of River Wandle
Two weekends' worth of activities exploring the history and wildlife of the River Wandle will take place in Wandsworth, Merton, Sutton and Croydon.
Tia Sharp 'uneasy' about staying with Stuart Hazell three weeks before he murdered her
The 12-year-old told gran Angie Niles she was "bored" staying with evil Hazell and her other grandmother Christine Bicknell.
Two guilty of benefit fraud totalling A 35,000
Following an anonymous tip-off, it was found that David Danns, of Heath Road, Twickenham, had been overpaid A 5,767 housing benefit and A 1,570 in council tax benefit.
Dog stuck in tree sparks 999 plea
Firefighters are urging people to think twice before calling 999 after a dog managed to get itself caught in a fallen tree.
Sister face trial over night club attack
TWO sisters have been sent for trial accused of attacking a woman had with broken glass at a London night club.
LulzSec 'Hactivists' Jailed For Cyber Attacks
Members of a group of British computer hackers who masterminded sophisticated cyber attacks on major global institutions from their bedrooms have been jailed.
Family of South Norwood student Olaseni Lewis - who died in police restraint - demand change
A family have said they want more action and less words following the release of a report about how police deal with vulnerable people with mental illness.
Attempted abduction by man in black car near Coulsdon school
A motorist invited a 11-year-old pupil into his car as she walked home from Smitham Primary School at 3.15pm on Thursday last week.
Flooding threatens one in four London properties, warns Environment Agency
Almost A 250bn worth of housing in capital at risk as flood defence budget cuts threaten homes and insurance policies across UK One in four London properties, worth A 250bn in total, at now at risk of flooding, accordign to the Environment Agency Photograph: Getty One in four London properties - collectively worth around A 250bn - are at risk of ... (more)
Woman sentenced for assault after treating woman as slave
An Edgware woman who was one of three people found guilty of physically abusing, raping and threatening to kill a woman they made work as a slave for them has been sentenced.
Four men charged in connection with armed robberies
Four men appeared in Hendon Magistrates Court this morning in connection with a series of armed robberies across north London.
Nursery where staff watched child pornography to close
A nursery where two former members of staff were caught watching a video with indecent images of children is set to close at the end of the month.
24 HOURS: 10 STUNNING moments from around the world
We present some of the most dramatic photographs clicked across the globe in the last 24 hours.
Charity opens doors to epilepsy sufferers
A north London charity is opening its doors to epilepsy sufferers during an awareness-raising week that starts on Monday.
Dartmouth student charged with rape of another student
Parker C. Gilbert, 20, faces four charges of aggravated felonious sexual assault, stemming from the alleged early-morning attack on May 2, police said.