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The great walk of China in bid to save community centres
Published: 1 April, 2016
The Sex Pistols woz ’ere! Punk band’s Tin Pan Alley HQ gets upgraded protection
Campaigner Henry Scott-Irvine (right) standing in front of John Lydon’s graffiti with Sex Pistols bass player Glen Matlock (seated) and Rupert Orton of The Jim Jones Revue. Picture: David Gomes, Courtesy Of Rupert Orton. Below: No 6 Denmark Street.
Published: 1 April, 2016
by ALINA POLIANSKAYA
A FORMER workshop that became the base for The Sex Pistols has been given special heritage status.
Ofcom job means Labour councillor had to give up Church Street role
Vincenzo Rampulla
Published: 1 April, 2016
by ALINA POLIANSKAYA
Objectors threaten High Court challenge as Lanark Road ‘monolith’ gets go-ahead
An artist’s impression of the development. Below: Abi England: legal challenge. Thomas Crockett: critical of the process. Jon Gooding: much-needed housing
Published: 1 April, 2016
by ALINA POLIANSKAYA
Thousands sign petition started by former Pimlico teacher opposing plans to turn schools into academies
Bridget Chapman, below, at an NUT picket line at Pimlico School
Published: 1 April, 2016
by ALINA POLIANSKAYA
TfL chiefs under fire after ‘electorally sensitive’ Cycle Superhighway leak
Andrew Gilligan, the ex-Evening Standard journalist now working as Boris Johnson's cycling czar, said he was very pleased with the results
The Xtra Diary: Why ‘Moses-like’ R2D2 droid is the real movie star
Professor Francesca Stavrakopolou. Below: R2D2 – much more than a comedy sidekick
Published: 1 April, 2016
WESTMINSTER PEOPLE: How former homeless addict Lanre is using art to unlock youngsters’ potential
Lanre Olagoke in his Soho studio. Picture: Gareth Lewis
Published: 1 April, 2016
by ALINA POLIANSKAYA
Children’s services win Ofsted praise for making ‘vast difference’ to lives
Published: 1 April, 2016
THE remaining children’s services in Westminster have been rated “outstanding” by Ofsted.
Snake’s alive! Shock for street sweeper Tom near recycling bins
Tom Elmer: he would have loved to keep the corn snake
Published: 1 April, 2016
by REBECCA PINNINGTON
Controversial plans to transform famous Whiteleys shopping centre are given the go-ahead
Whiteleys' landmark architecture will be affected by a major redevelopment that will include a new boutique hotel, 103 homes, a shopping plaza, a cinema, a gym and a crèche
WESTMINSTER PEOPLE: Why Soho has always been great for film producer Colin Vaines
Colin Vaines: The saddest thing about Soho is the gentrification
Published: 25 March, 2016
by ALINA POLIANSKAYA
NEWS IN BRIEF: Primary pupils share Easter treats at Paddington care home
Children from Our Lady of Dolours RC Primary School
Published: 25 March, 2016
NEWS IN BRIEF: Delay on decision over Maida Vale pub being turned into shop
Published: 25 March, 2016
NEWS IN BRIEF: Church and mosque in St John’s Wood unite in bid to stop English Defence League protest
Published: 25 March, 2016
‘Queen of Soho’ Elena Salvoni dies at 95
Published: 25 March, 2016
by KOOS COUVÉE
MP’s fears about upsurge in youth violence after latest stabbing in Queen’s Park
Published: 25 March, 2016
by ALINA POLIANSKAYA
Protesters outside Whiteleys slam development plans for luxury housing that show ‘no respect for community’s rights’
Protesters outside Whiteleys on Wednesday
Published: 25 March, 2016
by ALINA POLIANSKAYA
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