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Published: 16 November 2006

‘CRIME TO AXE LEGAL LIFELINE’

Britain’s top lawyers blast plans for swingeing cuts

BRITAIN’S most influential lawyers have condemned Town Hall plans to cut funding to legal advice centres.
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Bubbly babs brings a little sunshine to hospital ward opening
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Transplant patient fights to stay in home 30 years
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Labour hopeful in bid for YouTube generation vote
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Green pledge to bring breath of fresh air to streets
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‘Hold public inquiry into KX plan now’

Ex-councillor blasts English heritage over buildings

THE battle for the King’s Cross Railway Lands took a new twist yesterday (Wednesday) when the government was warned that it must hold a public inquiry.
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Cops grilled in aftermath of club shooting - HIGH-RANKING police officers were grilled this week as an inquest heard how failures to act on specific intelligence... > more

Help us bring Xmas cheer - IT’S the festive season again and shop shelves are already stacked with mince pies, crackers and turkeys. > more

UCLH: ‘We’re owed a fortune’ - FINANCE chiefs at University College London Hospital say they are owed money for thousands of treatments carried out earlier... > more

Mother lambasts school over bullying problem - A MOTHER has taken her 11-year-old daughter out of a secondary school after just seven weeks because she... > more

Lyndhurst caretaker dies - A RETIRED caretaker who spent more than 20 years looking after Lyndhurst Hall has died – just weeks after the building he loved... > more

Club bans ‘garage’ nights after killing - A NIGHTCLUB has banned garage music after a man was shot dead there during a garage rave. > more

Identity hunt for pensioner in bus tragedy - POLICE are struggling to work out the identity of a pensioner dragged to his death beneath the wheels of a bus in... > more

Court appearance over recluse death - A MAN accused of the murder of Hampstead recluse Allan Chappelow appeared briefly at Highbury Magistrates Corner... > more

Heath pond fails bacteria test, but swimming goes on - HAMPSTEAD Heath’s ladies pond failed to meet the minimum national standard for bathing water... > more

Murder charge after pub horror - DRINKERS at a Kilburn pub watched in horror as a regular staggered through the doors with a fatal stab wound to the heart... > more

‘I feel all my dreams have been destroyed’ - TOMMY Winston’s long-term girlfriend has spelt out the tragedy of his murder in her own words, telling how he... > more

Fight this blackmail of tenants, Lib Dems told - TENANTS have told housing chiefs to get off the sidelines and start fighting for investment in Camden’s council homes. > more

£500k bill for advisers hired to save money - TOWN Hall chiefs have splashed out £500,000 on hiring consultants to tell them how to save money. > more

Ex-No 10 aide: Schools vision lacks boldness - FORMER Downing Street aide Fiona Millar has warned the Town Hall not to bank on government support for... > more

£9,500 fine for ‘heavily infested’ pub - A PUB continued to serve food from its “heavily infested” kitchen even after council inspectors discovered a dead mouse... > more

Impressed judge lets off heroin addict - A JUDGE has let a heroin addict with a 30-year drug habit walk free from court after being so impressed with his efforts to go... > more

Crisis talks to save youth water centre - MANAGERS of a canal-side sports centre have held crisis talks with the council to find ways to stay afloat following cuts... > more

Female crack-dealers jailed for ten years - THREE notorious female drug-dealers who made Bloomsbury residents’ lives a misery were imprisoned for a total of... > more