South London Press

The South London Press (SLP) is a tabloid newspaper published twice a week, located in Streatham, South London. It focuses on news relevant to the communities in the London Borough of Lambeth, London Borough of Southwark, London Borough of Lewisham, and the London Borough of Wandsworth.

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Long lease offer for historic Heathfield House is a sale in all but name, say furious locals

2 days ago | londonnewsonline.co.uk | Harrison Galliven |Yann Tear

By Harrison Galliven, Local Democracy ReporterCroydon Mayor Jason Perry has insisted the controversial leasing of a much-loved local manor house will not see the grounds shut to the public, as critics accuse the council of effectively signing it over to a private owner. While Cllr Perry says the historic Heathfield House is not for sale, opponents say a 125-year lease amounts to handing it over to a private owner for more than a century.
Doubts cast over ambitious Selhurst Park rebuild after delays and ballooning costs

2 days ago | londonnewsonline.co.uk | Harrison Galliven |Yann Tear

By Harrison Galliven, Local Democracy ReporterCrystal Palace supporters are beginning to doubt whether the long-promised Selhurst Park redevelopment will ever happen, as the project faces fresh delays and a ballooning price tag now expected to top £200 million. Croydon council first granted the club planning permission in principle to overhaul the Main Stand seven years ago. Yet, despite early groundwork starting last summer, the main construction has yet to begin.
The lowdown on Crystal Palace 0 Bournemouth 0 - Eagles stop run of heavy defeats but pick up fourth red card of the season

4 days ago | londonnewsonline.co.uk | Edmund Brack

Crystal Palace picked up their fourth red card of the season as they stopped the run of heavy defeats to draw 0-0 with European-chasing Bournemouth. Here is the lowdown on the match:THE LINE-UPSPalace: Henderson, Munoz, Richards, Lacroix, Guehi, Mitchell, Wharton (Kamada 72), Hughes, Sarr (Devenny 90), Eze (Lerma 46), Mateta (Nketiah 72). Subs not used: Turner, Clyne, Chilwell, Esse, Franca.
‘Outstandingly well’ – Crystal Palace boss pleased with Bournemouth draw after heavy Manchester City and Newcastle defeats

5 days ago | londonnewsonline.co.uk | Edmund Brack

Oliver Glasner was proud of his side’s goalless draw with Bournemouth after their heavy back-to-back defeats to Manchester City and Newcastle. The Eagles lost 5-2 at The Ethiad last Saturday and lost 5-0 during midweek against Newcastle. Glasner’s side were reduced to 10 men against the Cherries before half time but shut out Andoni Iraola’s man advantage in the second half to claim a point. Palace head to Arsenal on Wednesday and play Aston Villa in the FA Cup semi-final on Saturday at Wembley.
‘Either two red cards or no red card’ - Crystal Palace boss asked if Bournemouth midfielder should have been sent off along with Chris Richards

5 days ago | londonnewsonline.co.uk | Edmund Brack

Oliver Glasner has called for consistency in refereeing decisions after Chris Richards’ red card in Crystal Palace’s goalless draw with Bournemouth on Saturday. The Cherries started the brighter of the two sides in South London, with Alex Scott and Antonie Semenyo, two players Palace have tracked in the past, both moving the ball well on their route to goal.
The lowdown on AFC Wimbledon 0 Chesterfield 0 - Dons move point closer to securing play-offs but must win Monday to keep automatic hopes alive

5 days ago | londonnewsonline.co.uk | Edmund Brack

AFC Wimbledon moved a point closer to securing a play-off spot as they drew 0-0 with Chesterfield on Easter Friday. Here is the lowdown on the match:THE LINE-UPSDons: Goodman, Neufville, Johnson (Hutchinson 45), Lewis, Harbottle, Tilley, Maycock, Smith, Kelly (Sasu 61), Stevens (Foyo 61), Bugiel (Pigott 74). Subs not used: Ward, Ball, Ogundere.
Northampton boss wanted Charlton Athletic defender sent off

5 days ago | londonnewsonline.co.uk | Richard Cawley

Northampton Town manager Kevin Nolan wanted Charlton Athletic defender Tom McIntyre to be sent off in yesterday’s League One clash at The Valley. The Portsmouth loanee conceded a penalty in the first half – converted by Dara Costelloe – after he handled Tariqe Fosu’s cross. Costelloe’s successful spot-kick cancelled out Luke Berry’s early goal but McIntyre escaped any card from referee Ollie Yates. Matty Godden’s 18th goal of the season earned maximum points for Charlton.
The lowdown on Charlton’s 2-1 win over Northampton - Matty Godden a ruthless League One sniper

5 days ago | londonnewsonline.co.uk | Richard Cawley

Charlton Athletic made sure of their League One play-off place after a 2-1 win over Northampton Town today. The victory also moved the Addicks up to fourth in the table. Here is the lowdown on the match. THE LINE-UPSCharlton: Mannion, Ramsay, Jones, McIntyre (Aneke 54), Small, Coventry, Docherty (Gilbert 69), Berry (Anderson 89), Edwards, Campbell (Watson 89), Godden (Mbick 88). Subs not used: Maynard-Brewer, Ahadme.
Charlton Athletic’s owners told their football club is now a ‘different animal’

6 days ago | londonnewsonline.co.uk | Richard Cawley

Nathan Jones reckons that Charlton Athletic’s owners now have a revitalised football club on their hands – compared to the state of affairs when he walked into The Valley. American duo Joshua Friedman and Gabriel Brener, the two major shareholders in the South London outfit, were at today’s 2-1 win over Northampton Town with their respective families. Charlton will be in the League One play-offs at the end of the season with the victory this afternoon guaranteeing a top-six finish.
The Lowdown on Bromley 1 Morecambe 0 - Cheek penalty makes the difference as Bromley pile the misery on Morecambe

6 days ago | londonnewsonline.co.uk | Mitchell Hall |Edmund Brack

BY MITCHELL HALLBromley cruised to a 1-0 win over bottom of League two Morecambe thanks to a Michael Cheek penalty at Hayes Lane, in a match that also saw Morecambe’s David Tutonda dismissed in a farcical fit of dissent. Here is Mitchell Hall’s lowdown on the match…THE LINE-UPSBromley: Smith, Odutayo, Grant, Elerewe, Sowunmi, Charles, Thompson (Whitely 62), Arthurs, Congreve (Ilunga 62), Imray (McKirdy 83), Cheek. Subs not used: Long, Kabamba, Mayor, Kacurri.