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North West London News 25th September 2020

Sgt Matiu Ratana: Tributes to rugby coach and police officer

TRIBUTES have been paid to a Worthing rugby coach and long-serving police officer shot dead in south London. This Is Local London | News…

North West London News 24th September 2020

Beckenham MP Bob Stewart voices opposition to further Covid-19 measures

Beckenham MP Bob Stewart is among the Tory party members who have expressed scepticism over new measures ushered in by Boris Johnson to combat coronavirus, saying “I do not think another round of lockdown restrictions will work”. This Is Local London | News…

North West London News 23rd September 2020

Richmond contact tracers reach less than 70% of Covid contacts

Less than 70% of close contacts of people with coronavirus in Richmond are being reached through the test and trace regime, figures suggest. This Is Local London | News…

North West London News 23rd September 2020

Covid-19 in the UK: How many coronavirus cases are there in your area?

Find out how the pandemic has affected your area and how it compares with the national average. Cases and hospital admissions…

North West London News 22nd September 2020

Coronavirus: Sadiq Khan outlines new London lockdown plan

Sadiq Khan has outlined a new lockdown plan for London. This Is Local London | News…

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Life in lockdown: different perspectives - by George Robertson, Parmiters School.
on 30th April 2020 at 11:32 pm
As of the 30th of April 2020, it has been 38 days since the judiciary hammer extended by the government's arm crashed down to declare a nation wide lockdown. From that point forward, life has moved at a pallbearers pace. For many, days have merged into what feels an amalgamation of sludge, devoid of any unique individuality. The determination required to stick to a set out plan designed to prevent personal productivity from slipping below an unprecedented low has, particularly for school […]
Not enough is being done about plastic pollution by Jai Raven, Nower Hill High School
on 30th April 2020 at 11:04 pm
Plastic is possibly the most versatile and widely used material around the world. Ever since it's invention in 1907 it has been used everywhere from packaging to water bottles - living without it seems impossible!
Gazing At Starlink Satellites, by Priyal Dhanjal, The Henrietta Barnett School for Girls
on 30th April 2020 at 10:34 pm
Elon Musk, an influential business tycoon known for creating Tesla and SpaceX, recently launched Starlink satellites into space. Many stargazers were animatedly waiting to catch sight of the series of Starlink satellites that were passing over the UK between the 22nd of April and 25th of April. The display of satellites lasted around 6 minutes, almost appearing to look like moving stars as they sprinted across the night sky.
Speakers for schools’ virtual talks by Megan Bantleman, Nower Hill High School
on 30th April 2020 at 9:55 pm
Speakers for Schools support more than 2100 state schools and colleges and they support more than 900,000 young people.
Life gains in lock down by Megan Bantleman, Nower Hill High School
on 30th April 2020 at 9:50 pm
During this time of lock down, parents have had to swap roles with teachers, put on their thinking caps and try to think of new and inventive ways to keep children occupied.

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