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Charlie Stong

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Production Editor at South London Press

Journalist; Prouduction Editor at the South London Press and football reporter at https://t.co/rYzQMqWYx3

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  • Equipping youth to survive - and thrive

    4 weeks ago | londonnewsonline.co.uk | Charlie Stong

    Empowering Young People: The LifeSkills Centre Prepares South London’s Youth for Independent LivingMany young people struggle with the transition to adulthood, lacking essential life skills. Our Future LifeSkills Centre is bridging this gap, equipping 11 to 25-year-olds with the practical knowledge needed forindependent living. Set in a purpose-built flat, the centre offers hands-on learning experiences.

  • Much Ado About Nothing: A-listers star in two hours of clubland-meets-theatreland joy

    1 month ago | londonnewsonline.co.uk | Charlie Stong

    Shakespeare productions can sometimes feel a bit elitist, out of touch with the modern audience, hard to follow and the language often downright confusing. So what a joy it was to see this modern-day take on Much Ado About Nothing at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane – a mixture of club night recreation and musical.

  • Gunners' title chances all but over as Bowen gives Hammers victory at Emirates

    2 months ago | capitalfootball.co.uk | Charlie Stong

    Arsenal 0West Ham United 1 (Bowen 44)Arsenal's slim chances of overhauling Premier League leaders Liverpool appear all but over after West Ham won at the Emirates for the second year running. Jarrod Bowen's header just before half-time proved the only goal of the game, and although the Gunners enjoyed the majority of possession, they created virtually nothing.

  • A new hero: Makeshift striker Merino keeps pressure on Liverpool as brace helps Gunners win at Leicester

    2 months ago | capitalfootball.co.uk | Charlie Stong

    Leicester City 0Arsenal 2 (Merino 81, 87)Two late goals from makeshift striker Mikel Merino moved Arsenal to within four points of Liverpool at the top of the Premier League. The Gunners had laboured for almost 70 minutes, but Mikel Arteta threw the dice and sent sub Merino up front with Declan Rice for the last 20 minutes.

  • "We want Levy out," chant fans as mad five minutes cost Spurs, who throw away lead to lose to lowly Leicester

    2 months ago | capitalfootball.co.uk | Charlie Stong

    Tottenham Hotspur 1 (Richarlison 33)Leicester City 2 (Vardy 46, El Khannouss 50)Leicester came from behind to beat Spurs 2-1 amid a toxic atmosphere at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this afternoon. Richarlison's header 12 minutes before the break had given the home side the lead. But Spurs imploded in five mad minutes at the start of the second half. First Jamie Vardy smashed home a close-range equaliser immediately after the restart. Then Bilal El-Khanouss curled home the winner four minutes later.

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Charlie Stong
Charlie Stong @CharlieStong
15 Feb 25

Makeshift striker is Gunners’ new hero: Merino brace sees @Arsenal beat @LCFC 2-0 to move within four points of @LFC at the top of the @premierleague writes @CharlieStong for @CapFootballUK https://t.co/82MDLnExnZ

Charlie Stong
Charlie Stong @CharlieStong
9 Feb 25

RT @MenInBlazers: Aaron Ramsey's every touch was booed as he returned to Stoke, where in 2010 he suffered a gruesome leg break playing for…

Charlie Stong
Charlie Stong @CharlieStong
8 Feb 25

Is hee hee still a thing?