Friday 9 July 2004
News & features published on 9 July 2004
Men sentenced for Marshalsea Road burglary
Two men who burgled an elderly woman in Marshalsea Road and jumped from a fourth floor window were sentenced to a total of 25 years in prison at Inner London Crown Court on Friday.
£19 million deal for Tooley Street warehouse
Great Portland Estates has acquired a development site and two adjoining investment properties in Tooley Street, where it plans to develop at least 120,000 sq ft of offices.
Young Vic goes Walkabout with ITV London
As the Young Vic closes its doors on The Cut for two years of rebuilding, the theatre has announced its Walkabout season, backed by South Bank-based ITV London.
London TV studio to overlook Pool of London
London TV, a new channel dedicated to what to do and where to go in the capital, goes on air on Monday, broadcasting from a studio overlooking Tower Bridge.
Downings Roads houseboat petition has 1600 signatures
More than 1600 signatures now support the petition to save the Downings Roads moorings.
Real Greek Souvlaki & Bar
The Real Greek has opened a Souvlaki & Bar on the ground floor of Riverside House on Bankside.
Borough Music School - a sad farewell?
Every Saturday in term time children gather at Charles Dickens School for both individual and group musical activities. The school gives individual lessons up to examination grade 4, in keyboard, violin, clarinet flute, guitar (and brass if requested).
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