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Parents startled by naked men in communal showers at Sutton leisure centre (opens the original)
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Startled parents at a popular leisure centre in Sutton are calling for communal showers to become segregated - prompting a warning for swimmers to keep their costumes on. It comes following multiple complaints being raised about men washing their genitals in front of shocked families at Westcroft Leisure Centre. The Sutton Council-owned centre has faced scrutiny for its “poor design” of the communal shower area. Local councillor Nick Mattey said the issue had “caused a really big stink” but coul
Purley takeaway wants to open overnight - but locals hate 'fishy grease fumes' (opens the original)
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Residents in Purley have slammed plans to extend opening hours at a kebab shop - fearing it will “attract a drunken clientele” and make the area “less safe during late hours”. Locals objected to Berlin Grill's request to serve food after midnight at its premises at 110 Brighton Road, Purley. They say they are already finding it a struggle to deal with the "fishy odours". Croydon Council’s Licensing Committee will meet next week to consider the application. However, the application faces a hurdle
Norbury locals left with 24/7 skidding hazard as nightmare leak remains unfixed (opens the original)
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Locals in Norbury have warned that an ongoing leak is turning one road into a danger zone - comparing the street to a "river". Residents situated at Pollards Hill North stressed that the issue has turned their road into a 24/7 health and safety hazard due to the risk of skidding. Thames Water said it is working to repair the leak, but residents claim progress has been slow and communication from the water company has been poor. They have also questioned the amount of water being wasted while Tha
Norbury 'turns into dumping ground for takeaways' as locals slam newest venue (opens the original)
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Locals living on a busy high street say they have been suffering with "sleep deprivation" as they hit back on plans for another chicken shop. Residents in Norbury have compared the area to a "dumping ground for late-night takeaways” after plans were announced for the former Lloyds Bank to transform into Hot Birdies Ltd at 1433 London Road. Opponents of the licensing application for the site argue that the area needs more community-focused businesses rather than another fast-food venue. Residents
Prime Minister vows to get Croydon rail bottleneck scheme 'back on track' (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham has vowed to get the Croydon rail bottleneck plans "back on track" after it was hit by major delays due to the pandemic. The Prime Minister addressed the stalled plans, also known as the Croydon Area Remodelling Scheme (CARS), which aims to tackle the long-standing bottleneck around East Croydon and Windmill Bridge Junction. It comes as passengers are hit with regular delays when travelling from Brighton and Gatwick Airport. Croydon East MP Natasha Irons also warned that local youth
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