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Thursday 29th July 2010
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Population: Approx 228,767
Longitude: -0.1
Latitude: 51.5
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Country: United Kingdom (UK)
Weather Station: London Weather Centre
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Southwark Weather


Current Weather in Southwark
Southwark to ban ice cream vans from SE1 riverside
Itinerant ice cream selling is to be prohibited by Southwark Council along the SE1 riverside from the Oxo Tower to Shad Thames. Read more >
Volunteering | Southwark | London
Where am I? Arts Express are looking for volunteers to assist on their summer programme of visual art workshops. Voulunteers would be working with a lead artist to deliver a hands-on experience of a wide variety of art acitvities to the public.
One Tower Bridge: Berkeley Homes and Southwark in Potters Fields joint venture
Southwark Council's cabinet this week agreed to enter a joint venture with Berkeley Homes for the redevelopment of the Potters Fields coach park site near Tower Bridge.
Man jailed over £250m Ritz fraud
A jobless lorry driver who pulled off an "outrageous scam" to sell London's Ritz Hotel for £250m is jailed for five years.
Tenant in luxury homes con
A conman moved into luxury homes in Britain's most expensive neighbourhood as a tenant, stole the owners' identities and sold their properties to net a fortune, a court heard today.
Home Sec: 'It's Time To Move Beyond The Asbo'
Strong community action must be used to make anti-social behaviour "abnormal" because "it's time to move beyond the Asbo" the Home Secretary has insisted.
Young ribsters power through to national final.
Young ribsters power through to national final.
Boris' bike scheme goes live tomorrow
Andrew Charlesworth, BusinessGreen , Thursday 29 July 2010 at 13:53:00 11,000 Londoners poised to get on their bikes The Mayor of Londons cycle hire scheme sponsored by Barclays Bank launches tomorrow with cycles available for pre-registered members from 6am. Mayor Boris Johnson, himself a keen cyclist, has enthusiastically fronted the schem which aims to generate up to 40,000 extra cycle trips ...
Hundreds of new homes to be built by Tower Bridge
Hundreds of homes are to be built on the South Bank in central London.
Minister's anti-social behaviour call
The Home Secretary says strong community action is needed to make anti-social behaviour "unusual abnormal and something to stand up to".

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