Herbie Russell is a Senior Reporter for Southwark Newspaper Limited, focusing on local news in London, specifically in the borough of Southwark. With a keen interest in community issues and human interest stories, Herbie covers a wide range of topics including education, housing, crime, and local events, providing in-depth and informative reporting for the residents of Southwark.
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Herbie Russell's coverage revolves around local news in London, with a focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, entertainment, and government announcements. If you're looking to pitch him a story, consider offering exclusive insights or access to unfolding events in the London area, particularly those related to crime reports or community development.
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By: Herbie Russell
A stalker who tried to kill his pregnant ex-partner and her young daughter in a house fire has been sentenced to at least 22 years imprisonment. Harry Owusu-Manu, 39, of New Kent Road, “refused to accept” the relationship had over and had a “misguided drive for revenge”. He was found…
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Millwall’s 34,000-seat stadium expansion is drawing closer with Lewisham Council set to extend the club's lease of the site. Lewisham plans to give the Championship club a 999-year lease - also paving the way for housing to be built around The Den. Mayor Brenda Dacres and Lewisham Council's cabinet will…
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Rats breeding in a bin cupboard have turned the near-derelict Aylesbury Estate into a “rat hotel”, an exasperated resident claims. Jackie Summerford, who lives on the estate in Walworth, says “disgusting” vermin running along walkways are “all different sizes” with some “as big as kittens". Southwark Council says it sent…
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Police are investigating after someone caused a six-foot poster stand to crush a person’s ankle at Waterloo underground station. British Transport Police believe an individual, pictured, may have information that could help their investigation. The incident took place at around 7.40pm on Tuesday, February 13. A person was seen shouting…
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A handbag-swinging woman left multiple people with facial injuries at Southwark underground station by Blackfriars Bridge. British Transport Police said the assault took place on Tuesday, April 2, and have released a CCTV image, pictured, of a woman they want to identify. Detectives say a woman entered the station between…
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Demonstrators have gathered outside a hostel in Elephant and Castle to stop asylum seekers being relocated. Protestors claim the asylum seekers were set to be taken to the Bibby Stockholm barge in Dorset today, (Friday May 10). The Home Office has told Southwark News the individuals are not being taken…
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A Brixton man who raped a woman while she was unconscious has been jailed for seven years. Michael Wynter, described by police as an ‘extreme sexual deviant’, had a prior conviction for sexually assaulting a child. The 34-year-old, who will remain on the sex offenders register for life, was sentenced…
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Deaf builders manning a Camberwell construction site are changing perceptions of hearing loss in their industry. The team of twelve, who range from profoundly deaf to having some hearing, are from EGL Construction, the UK’s first all-deaf contractor. Company founder Thomas Salomone, who set the company up after experiencing workplace…
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Ukrainian women forced from their wore-torn homeland are hosting an ABBA-themed Eurovision party in Bermondsey. The Eurovision Song Contest 2024 will be shown on several big projectors with all money going towards humanitarian causes in Ukraine. Women Fight for Ukraine’s Eurovision Charity Party is from 7pm at Enid Street Tavern…
The popular Walworth Road Post Office is set to become a chicken shop. Plans to install extractor fans to remove the smell of sizzling poultry were submitted by real estate company Omegacrest Ltd last month. The postmaster wants to relocate elsewhere in the area, according to a Post Office spokesperson.…
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