Southwark Council cleaner with spine issues denied sick pay
A Southwark Council cleaner who could not work due to issues with her spine says she was denied sick pay
A Southwark Council cleaner who could not work due to issues with her spine says she was denied sick pay
A sculpture made to highlight the issues around overconsumption in the building industry has been unveiled to the public in
Southwark residents’ access to pharmacies could be reduced due to an upcoming vote on limiting working hours. The National Pharmacy
The Labour stronghold remained in Bermondsey and Old Southwark, with controversial candidate Neil Coyle winning almost 45% of the vote.
The first ambassador against female genital mutilation was appointed in Southwark on 6 February, the international day of zero tolerance
Southwark Council have launched an ambitious community green investment project, aiming to raise £6 million by 2030. A statement from
After Wednesday’s council assembly, Southwark residents continue to raise concerns over the council’s controlled parking zone (CPZ) policy, due to
Special educational needs workshops are happening now for young people to get involved in Southwark, involving music, movement, dance and
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Plans to display the unique Roman mausoleum and mosaics discovered near London Bridge in Southwark have been set in motion,
A youth club in Southwark organised a fun run to fundraise to help communities connect with their green spaces. Last