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- Air pollution: Coroner calls for law change after Ella Adoo-Kissi-Debrah's death - Ella Adoo-Kissi-Debrah's mother calls on the government to "reduce air pollution immediately".
- Fishmongers' Hall: Terror attacker shouted 'I'm going to blow you all up' - A former prisoner sprayed a fire extinguisher to try and stop Usman Khan after seeing his 'suicide belt'.
- Benjamin Hannam: Convicted neo-Nazi Met Police officer sacked - Benjamin Hannam is due to be sentenced at the Old Bailey having been found guilty of a terrorist offence.
- London elections: 'I don't feel welcome in this city' - Accessible transport campaigner Katie Pennick says a lack of progress by consecutive London mayors has left her feeling "unwelcome".
Local NewsElla Adoo-Kissi-Debrah's mother calls on the government to "reduce air pollution immediately". A former prisoner sprayed a fire extinguisher to try and stop Usman Khan after seeing his 'suicide belt'. Benjamin Hannam is due to be sentenced at the Old Bailey having been found guilty of a terrorist offence. Accessible transport campaigner Katie Pennick says a lack of progress by consecutive London mayors has left her feeling "unwelcome". Victoria White's waters broke as she was being driven to hospital to give birth to her second child. All six Premier League teams involved in the European Super League formally withdraw from the competition. The PureGym and David Lloyd chains see huge numbers of visits after restrictions eased in England. Disabled people tell the inquiry no-one discussed with them how they would escape in a fire. Any motorway without a hard shoulder will need to have radar technology to detect stopped vehicles. The PM is asked if he acted with "honesty and integrity" over his relationship with US businesswoman. The Bishop of London's call for smaller-scale weddings is criticised as "cruel" by the industry. Advice on protecting your mental health during the coronavirus outbreak. |
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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