Sunday 6 December 2020
News & features published on 6 December 2020
The Tide Line: Butler's Wharf design competition winner named
The winning design in a competition for ideas to improve the riverside walk at Butler's Wharf has been revealed.
Guy's and St Thomas' among first hospitals to offer COVID-19 jab
Guy's and St Thomas' has been named among the first 50 NHS trusts in England to offer COVID-19 vaccines.
Southwark Cathedral introduces Hodge the cat
Southwark Cathedral's new resident cat was introduced to the congregation at the end of the Sunday morning Choral Eucharist.
Bankside buskers asked to turn 180 degrees to curb noise nuisance
Southwark Council has revealed its cunning plan to cut complaints from Bankside residents about buskers causing a noise nuisance: ask the musicians to face the other way.
Peabody sells Mercato Metropolitano site to Berkeley Group
Housing association Peabody has sold the 'Borough Triangle' site - where Mercato Metropolitano currently operates - to developers Berkeley Group.
Anti-terrorism barriers on Thames bridges will cost £35 million
Transport for London says it will spend £35 million installing permanent barriers on bridges across the River Thames as recommended by the coroner who presided over the inquest into the 2017 terror attack at London Bridge.
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Tweets on 6 December 2020
A series of socially distanced #SpotlightChamberConcerts begins on Monday evening at @stjohnswaterloo https://t.co/vQZ3FYkLwA
If you live in the Old Kent Road ward - which covers the area where the SE1, SE15 and SE16 postcodes join - there'… https://t.co/z6FFFuuvrJ
[Forum] Small plastic stool shaped like a garden gnome stolen from block of flats in Bankside area https://t.co/5DoWriiZKn
Tidal_Thames95 A moment of quiet by the river after lunch today. pic.twitter.com/WhALBUnVXa
On 11 December 1170 Archbishop Thomas Becket preached at the Priory of St Mary Overie - which is now… https://t.co/fwOxa8sV4G
Borough & Bankside Ward Meeting on Zoom on Tuesday evening, discussing travel including low traffic neighbourhoods… https://t.co/yRPLpVAn8X
@alisonfhamilton The weekly trend had been going down but it’s now increasing again.
The winning design in a competition launched by @bwriverside and @LFArchitecture for ideas to improve the riverside… https://t.co/styEQg7L2p
Guy's and St Thomas' has been named among the first 50 NHS trusts in England to offer the newly approved COVID-19 v… https://t.co/VAFIJkF7cb
Sunday #coronavirus COVID-19 stats for our boroughs:
Southwark
77 more people tested positive
This week: 421
Last… https://t.co/GL0yzgLMZF
MrAndyPowell Beautiful sunset in @se1. pic.twitter.com/p1Xyz5gean
RT @se1: Southwark Council has revealed its cunning plan to cut complaints from Bankside residents about riverside buskers causing a noise…
You can follow @Southwarkcathed’s new cat on Twitter @HodgeTheCatalondon-se1.co.uk/news/view/10444Vk
Southwark Cathedral @Southwarkcathed once again has a resident cat. Meet Hodge who has come to SE1 from @catcuddles… https://t.co/r3jtw3UenH
RT @853london: Follows Peabody/Berkeley getting the go-ahead to build in Thamesmead last week https://t.co/FlORDFtjd9
Southwark Council has revealed its cunning plan to cut complaints from Bankside residents about riverside buskers c… https://t.co/NvtVrtTgJ0
Housing association Peabody has sold the 'Borough Triangle' site - where Mercato Metropolitano currently operates -… https://t.co/aky24okhEP
Transport for London says it will spend £35 million installing permanent barriers on bridges across the River Thame… https://t.co/xmv36TBRp5
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