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  Police release new riot images

  2 hours ago in Croydon

  New images of people wanted in connection with the Croydon riots have been released.

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  Flags flying at Walton's Halfway

  3 hours ago in Elmbridge

  Flags and banners have been hung to raise the profile of a strip of shops in Walton.

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  Wallington shop fit for a queen

  3 hours ago in News

  A shop has fitted three men for their special meetings with the Queen this year.

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  'Adopted' pigeon Peefer being nursed back to health after airgun injury

  4 hours ago in Elmbridge

  Animal-loving hairdressers sent their adopted pet pigeon to a rescue centre after finding it with a bullet wound.

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  Graveney School in the red after paint attack

  5 hours ago in Wandsworth

  The expression "painting the town red" took on a whole meaning when vandals launched an astonishing graffiti attack outside Tooting's Graveney School.

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  Crafted cake puts icing on jubilee

  5 hours ago in News

  A crown fit for the queen has appeared in the window at a cake makers in Carshalton.

• Tip of the iceberg for Quins pair

  6 hours ago in Sport

  Harlequins pair Danny Care and Tom Williams completed their road to redemption with the Aviva Premiership title on Saturday, before director of rugby Conor O’Shea insisted there was more to come from them both.

• St Peter's Hospital Trust voluntary group gets Queen's Award

  6 hours ago in Elmbridge

  A voluntary group that provides emotional support to patients was one of three in Surrey to be honoured with the Queen’s Award for voluntary service.

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  Boys' nude farewell to school

  6 hours ago in News

  Students came up with a memorable way to say goodbye to their old school - by doing a Full Monty.

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  New Bishop supports women clergy

  6 hours ago in Croydon

  The new Bishop of Croydon supports women in the clergy, but believes homosexual marriage is wrong.

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  Care home receives development boost

  6 hours ago in Streatham

  People suffering from physical and mental disabilities are set to benefit from new leisure facilities at a care centre.

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  Man to row with the Queen's jubilee pageant

  6 hours ago in News

  A man for Cheam is rowing as part of the Queen’s jubilee pageant on June 3.

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  Torch bearer in high demand

  6 hours ago in Croydon

  A former national swimming champion travelled 200 miles for a 300m run she will remember for the rest of her life.

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  Jazz bar to host comedy fringe festival

  6 hours ago in Streatham

  A jazz bar is launching a special season of previews for a well-renowned Scottish comedy gala.

• Get out and about for a series of walks in Elmbridge this month

  6 hours ago in Elmbridge

  The Elmbridge programme of healthy walks has had a sunny start to the new season.

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  Hundreds attend citizens' response to riots

  6 hours ago in Wandsworth

  Safer streets, more employment opportunities and affordable youth services are what people need to improve Wandsworth.

• Bus crime in Merton drops by a quarter

  7 hours ago in Wimbledon

  The Metropolitan Police said bus-related crime was at an eight-year low across London, with offences in Merton down by 24 per cent overall in 2011/12.

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  MP 'delighted' after government 'u-turn' on 'skip tax'

  7 hours ago in Wimbledon

  A controversial tax hike, which would have forced hundreds of skip hire companies out of business, has been reversed – despite the government denying a u-turn.

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  Dancer heads to Hollywood after top pop performances

  7 hours ago in Wimbledon

  A dancer is who has partied with JLS and had her makeup done by Kelly Rowland is heading to Hollywood to pursue her dream of dance stardom.

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  'We place emphasis on social development'

  7 hours ago in News

  With the increasing strains placed on young people in an ever changing modern world, Tolworth Girls’ School stresses extra importance on teaching life skills to its pupils.

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  School children will form Olympic guard of honour

  7 hours ago in News

  Schoolchildren will form a guard of honour to line the route for Olympic athletes making their way into the stadium for the 2012 Games opening ceremony.

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  Banquet Records serves up a treat for festival fans

  7 hours ago in Richmond

  Music fans can listen to dozens of top rock acts on their own doorstep this bank holiday Monday as Banquet Records put on their own outdoor festival.

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  Siblings hope band will hit history books

  7 hours ago in Kingston

  A pair of siblings are hoping their band will find a place in the history books following the release of their debut album.

• Free internet trial for District LIne stations

  7 hours ago in Wimbledon

  District Line commuters in Wimbledon will soon be able to use mobile internet while waiting for their tube to arrive.

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