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- Maida Vale deaths: Man who killed Yasmin Chkaifi was wanted by police - Yasmin Chkaifi told a friend she feared being murdered by Leon McCaskre, who killed her on Monday.
- Koshka Duff: Professor says she faced victim blaming over police claim - A woman who won an apology from the Met tells the BBC she felt like she was on trial for eight years.
- Boris Johnson in Commons fight as No 10 parties report looms - Foreign Secretary Liz Truss urges a "change in culture" as Boris Johnson faces more questions.
- Stephen Port: Coroner identifies 'basic investigative failings' in Met probe - The deaths were not treated as suspicious until weeks after the killer murdered his fourth victim.
Local NewsYasmin Chkaifi told a friend she feared being murdered by Leon McCaskre, who killed her on Monday. A woman who won an apology from the Met tells the BBC she felt like she was on trial for eight years. Foreign Secretary Liz Truss urges a "change in culture" as Boris Johnson faces more questions. The deaths were not treated as suspicious until weeks after the killer murdered his fourth victim. Kate Wilson met the undercover officer while he was posing as an environmental campaigner in 2003. Middlesex chairman Mike O'Farrell apologises for comments on black and South Asian interest in cricket that were called "painful" and "outdated" by ex-England player Ebony Rainford-Brent. Mayor of London Sadiq Khan said his thoughts were with those affected by the "terrible incident". The company behind the driving system would be responsible, rather than the driver says Law Commission. Thames Water's boss said the firm was sorry for how it dealt with the aftermath of summer storms. Rail worker Belly Mujinga became ill after allegedly being coughed on and spat at by a passenger. The painting has been hung in the National Gallery, 100 years to the day after it moved to the US. Claire Saunders, who works for Co-op, was honoured in the New Year Honours list for her work. |
Community NewsPotholes Giving Local Drivers a ProblemPosted by Administrator : Wednesday 13th March 2013
LEAVING US IN A DITCH? Potholes are becoming more and more of a problem in Chelsea due to a lack of local maintenance funding and the changes in the UK weather. Potholes despite being seen as a miner problem they can affect so many drivers on a daily basis. Cost of Living Rising!Posted by Administrator : Tuesday 12th March 2013
COSTING US OUR LIVELIHOOD? It is estimated that the cost of living looks expected to continue to rise this year with stable incomes versus increasing costs of everyday household items. In recent years the cost of living has been as high as 5 times more than wage rises. Are You Insured? Are You Covered?Posted by Administrator : Thursday 7th March 2013
BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY! In this day and age it seems as if everyone is trying to sell you insurance for everything such as pet insurance, phone insurance, laptop insurance and tablet insurance. Avoiding Payday LoansPosted by Administrator : Tuesday 5th March 2013
AVOIDING THE DOWNWARD SPIRAL. In the beginning everyone thought these payday loan lenders where all doing us a favour and it sounds so simple borrow a little bit of money just before your payday and then pay back on your payday. Will Online Shopping Be The Death Of Our High StreetsPosted by Administrator : Sunday 3rd March 2013
ARE YOU AN ONLINE SHOPPER AND A BARGAIN SURFER? We do not know to what extent the increasing activity of online shopping will eventually have on our Chelsea based high street retailers but some predict it may end the high street shopping as a whole in the future. Dealing With Stress At WorkPosted by Administrator : Monday 25th February 2013
ARE WE GETTING TOO STRESSED AT WORK? While some workplace stress is completely normal, excessive stress can interfere with your productivity and impact your physical and emotional health. This means your ability to deal with it can mean the difference between success or failure. Local Weather |
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