Letters to the Editor: December 28, 2024

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Time to go, Justin
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London boy’s death while exiting school bus sparks push for safer streets

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Southwest Londoners are petitioning for safer streets after a boy was struck and killed after getting off a school bus near Lambeth, as one school safety advocate says students are at increased risk on rural roads.
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Police probe ongoing amid community grief over boy killed exiting school bus

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No charges had been laid as of Thursday morning in connection with a collision that killed a seven-year-old London boy on his way home from school, with police saying their investigation was still ongoing.  
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 Lambeth Farms Inc., a division of York Developments, wants to build two six-storey apartments at 6555 and 6595 Royal Magnolia Avenue that would add 176 apartments to the area, states a report going t

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At a time when sky-high towers dominate London's skyline and construction, there is a role for six-storey midrise buildings in Lambeth, says the city politician representing the community.  
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