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Kennington skatepark secures over £500,000 for restoration

Huge boost to plans to bring ‘Kenny’ skatebowl back to life

Evening Standard

Knifeman 'stabbed two men leaving dance class on Underground platform' in frenzied attack

Nicholas Orlando Green carried out the frenzied attack at Kennington Station last year

Evening Standard

London travel news LIVE: Overground suspended and hit with delays as Northern Line disruption continues

Severe disruption hit the TfL network on Thursday afternoon as a faulty freight train suspended Overground services, while severe delays continued on the Northern Line.

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Heart of the action: the best Zone 1 homes on the market now, from King's Cross to Kennington

Live among the landmarks with these characterful Zone 1 homes — all a short stroll from pubs, parks and top transport links

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Boy, 12, dies after falling from upper floor flat in Kennington

Police and paramedics scrambled to Hotspur Street in south London on Friday afternoon

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Kennington Tube stabbing: Two in hospital after 'senseless' Underground station attack

The apparently random attack came just hours after another a man was stabbed on a train near Beckenham Junction

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Fugitive brought to justice for Kennington murder after 39 years

Paul Bryan who stole dead man's identity and went on the run identified after DNA advances led to breakthrough in cold case

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Fugitive brought to justice for murder after 39 years

Paul Bryan was 22 when he fatally stabbed 62-year-old Roman Szalajko at his flat in Kennington, south London, in February 1984.

The Independent UK

Anil Patel appointed as Team India manager for WTC final

MUMBAI: Anil Patel, the secretary of the Gujarat Cricket Association, has been appointed as the manager of Team India for the World Test Championship (WTC) final against Australia at The Oval in Kennington, London from June 7-11.

The Times of India

Archbishop of Canterbury convicted for speeding days after leading King's Coronation

Justin Welby was ordered to pay out a fine for exceeding a 20mph limit in the Kennington borough of Lamberth last year

Manchester Evening News

Archbishop of Canterbury convicted of speeding days after coronation

Justin Welby was caught exceeding 20mph in Kennington on October 2 last year.

The Independent UK

Double rapist who posed as Uber driver jailed for 19 years

A sexual predator who raped a sleeping woman while posing as an Uber driver and carried out a violent park attack on a second victim has been jailed for 19 years.

Evening Standard

Lambeth Council ordered to fix fire safety failings at high-rise tower block

Firefighters found fire safety failings at 20-storey Ward Point tower in Kennington last month

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Man charged with cold-case murder after returning to the UK from Spain

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Why I live in Kennington: Lee Broom on settling in his ‘creative and convenient’ south London neighbourhood

Lighting and furniture designer Lee Broom has spent two decades in the same corner of south London. Here’s why he’s not going anywhere soon

The Times of India

India vs England 1st ODI: Wicket offered seam and swing movement, wanted to exploit it, says Jasprit Bumrah after win over England

KENNINGTON(UK): Following his match-winning spell against England in the first ODI, India pacer Jasprit Bumrah said that the wicket offered swing and seam movement and he and Mohammed Shami decided to exploit it by bowling Test match lengths.

Daily Mirror

Terminally-ill gran, 88, given bucket and sandbags by council to tackle leaking home

Daphne Fearon who is receiving palliative care and suffers from dementia , was left without a working cooker, a functioning light in her living room and no heating due to the water tripping the switches in the flat in Kennington, London that she has lived in for 44 yeears

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