All articles from our website & appThe digital version of Today's PaperBreaking news alerts direct to your inboxInteractive Crosswords Sudoku and TriviaAll articles from the other regional websites in your areaContinueThis beautiful centrally positioned home offers the perfect blend of location it offers an unmatched lifestyle of convenience two of which are generously sized with built-in robes and a third that comfortably fits another bed this home offers ample space for a family or those needing extra room The servery conveniently overlooks the meals area KenningtonDucted heating and cooling throughout ensure year-round comfort and the updated three-piece bathroom adds a touch of modern style the property features a secure and private yard perfect for relaxation or outdoor activities as well as a storage shed with an attached workshop ideal for DIY projects or extra storage this home presents excellent value in the highly sought-after Kennington area Positioned close to everything that matters it is perfect for those looking to live in a vibrant Digital subscribers now have the convenience of faster news, right at your fingertips with the Bendigo Advertiser app. Click here to download Today's top stories curated by our news team Grab a quick bite of today's latest news from around the region and the nation Catch up on the news of the day and unwind with great reading for your evening Get the editor's insights: what's happening & why it matters tips & travel writing to transport you around the globe Your weekday morning newsletter on national affairs Your essential national news digest: all the big issues on Wednesday and great reading every Saturday Let the ACM network's editors and journalists bring you news and views from all over reviews and expert insights every Thursday from CarExpert Your digital replica of Today's Paper Test your skills with interactive crosswords Smart Hearing Specialists is not owned by or aligned with any hearing aid manufacturers which means a wide range of products are available Smart Hearing Specialists will now offer affordable and personalised hearing solutions Smart Hearing Specialists brings more than 25 years of combined experience in ear and hearing health and have access to the latest premium hearing technologies “We give unbiased advice for your hearing needs and offer you the most appropriate hearing solutions,” said Director Ebin “We are fully accredited under the Federal Governments Office of Hearing Service which enables us to provide free hearing services including fully subsidised hearing aids to Pension and Veteran card holders “We offer free hearing check-ups which is important ensuring early intervention for achieving the best possible treatment result.” Specialists utilise a video otoscopic ear inspection which is a comfortable method that involves a tiny camera in the canal providing a high-definition real time monitor view to identify issues like was buildup or foreign objects linked to hearing loss symptoms Our team uses micro-suction and curettage for safe specialists tailor solutions to your unique needs taking into consideration your lifestyle communication preferences and environment so they are personalised for your individual needs Smart Hearing Specialists offer free hearing aid trials which allows you to truly test the effectiveness of hearing aids in various real-life scenarios whether in the home schedule an appointment with the clinics’ specialists who will discuss the causes and management strategies in detail Smart Hearing Specialists also now offer at-home hearing care services They can arrange to visit your home or nursing home giving you access to hearing aids to enhance your lifestyle which allows staff to offer the widest range of hearing solutions you’ll get a completely patient-centric experience with a personalised hearing program designed specifically to meet your requirements Feedback from clients- “I strongly endorse Smart Hearing I’ve known Ebin and Jesna for the past decade; 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Email [email protected] Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Brent Mackay Kennington quietly passed away at his home surrounded by his loving family Sunday October 20th Brent had fought a long and courageous 24-year battle with Multiple Sclerosis and Neuropathy Even through those trials he never lost his quick wit and sense of humor Everyone who met him just loved how hilarious he was and how he could brighten up a room.   Brent Mackay Kennington was born on August 28th 1957 in Afton Wyoming and later moved with his family to Layton Utah Brent attended Layton High School where he excelled in sports until a football injury derailed his athletic career Brent continued to love sports and anything outdoors Growing up his kids would always spend time watching the Denver Broncos Atlanta Braves and Utah Jazz while winding down at night with their dad Brent participated in all kind of sports with his kids for 20+ years He also loved playing in his work hosted softball tournaments in which his kids loved attending and watching him play He was a giant in his kids eyes while playing on the softball field.  uncle and grandpa who was larger than life in the eyes of his family from yard work to sports to fixing anything that was broken He was a listener to those who had things to say There was nothing he wouldn't do for them.  throwing the ball in the yard to setting up extravagant pool party's in the summer He always had countless projects he often did all by himself on his home bowling leagues to the “often looked forward to” Friday Pizza nights These are all great memories his remaining family will cherish forever Most of his favorite times were spent with family up at the family property in Star Valley Wyoming And although his dream to retire and live there never came to fruition due to declining health he spoke often about how much he loved it there and why.   Brent did everything he could as a father and husband to provide for his family and would always help anyone he knew with the drop of his hat In 1980 Brent married the love of his life in Barbara E Dutton They would go on to have two kids together 3 in total and raise a loving family of 5 until Barbara preceded him in death in 2011 after a tough battle with Cancer Brent worked and then retired from ATK Aerospace after more than 30 years He often talked about the fun times he had traveling to Israel and Mississippi for projects with some of his favorite coworkers.   He was preceded in death by his parents A.R his two older sisters Julie and Lynn Kennington we are reminded of the countless lives he touched with his kindness Brent’s legacy will live on through the memories we all have of him and will cherish forever his loving embracement of his kids and grandkids will be deeply missed forever by them Especially by his two favorite little princesses Danielle "Daddy's little girl" and Brynley "Punkin" They were his little angels and both had connections to their "Papa" like no one else did.   A Memorial Service with visitation will be held on October 30 to celebrate Brent's life and legacy and allow any friends and family to say their goodbyes.  Your memory will forever be a source of comfort and inspiration to all who knew and loved you.  ORDER VIDEOS Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors has long been a sought-after area due to its proximity to the city Kennington attracts a diverse range of buyers — from young professionals to families and investors As London’s property market undergoes shifts influenced by economic conditions the outlook for Kennington remains positive albeit with some interesting changes in the region key trends are expected to shape the local market creating opportunities for both buyers and sellers Kennington’s prime location just south of the Thames ensures that demand for property in the area remains robust Its close proximity to Westminster and the City makes it an attractive choice for professionals seeking a quick commute Post-pandemic trends have shifted interest towards homes offering more space and outdoor areas While Kennington’s period homes with private gardens continue to be in high demand there’s also growing interest in modern apartments that offer communal amenities with a balanced demand for both period charm and modern convenience Buyers are increasingly drawn to properties that offer hybrid living spaces allowing them to comfortably work from home while staying close to central London Property prices in Kennington have witnessed steady growth over the past decade although the pace has slowed in recent years due to wider economic uncertainty and fluctuating interest rates While some areas of London have seen sharper corrections in property values Kennington’s appeal has helped maintain stability experts predict moderate price growth in Kennington over the next five years Prices are likely to increase by approximately 3-5% annually The area’s desirable location and continued regeneration efforts will help sustain this upward trajectory External factors such as interest rate adjustments or shifts in buyer confidence could impact short-term pricing Buyers and investors will need to keep a close eye on these movements to make informed decisions Kennington remains an attractive destination for property investors seeking strong rental yields and long-term capital appreciation The area’s proximity to key business districts and transport links makes it particularly appealing to young professionals and tenants looking for convenience As more people continue to favour renting due to affordability challenges in London’s property market Kennington’s rental demand is likely to rise This will provide buy-to-let investors with a steady stream of tenants and a reliable income stream the upcoming extension of the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) and other transport improvements will enhance the appeal of areas like Kennington attracting more tenants and boosting rental values For investors seeking to diversify their portfolios Kennington offers an excellent balance of rental stability and future growth potential Kennington has already benefited from significant regeneration projects over the past decade enhancing its appeal and boosting property values The area’s infrastructure continues to improve with further investments planned to modernise public spaces The redevelopment of Elephant & Castle is expected to have a positive ripple effect on Kennington and residential spaces emerge in the surrounding areas attracting a wider pool of buyers and investors including increased frequency and improved services will continue to make Kennington one of the most accessible areas in South London This connectivity is expected to contribute to rising property values and sustained buyer interest With increasing awareness of environmental sustainability buyers are now more conscious of energy efficiency when choosing a property with its mix of period homes and new developments is gradually adapting to these preferences demand for energy-efficient homes in Kennington is expected to increase Buyers are seeking properties that offer insulation upgrades and smart energy systems to reduce running costs and carbon footprints Developers are responding to this trend by incorporating green technologies into new developments ensuring that modern flats meet the expectations of environmentally conscious buyers Retrofitting older properties with sustainable solutions is also expected to become more common making period homes more appealing to future buyers Government policies and regulatory changes will play a crucial role in shaping Kennington’s property market over the next five years Policies aimed at improving housing affordability such as stamp duty adjustments and support for first-time buyers may encourage more buyers to enter the market changes to buy-to-let regulations and taxation could impact investor sentiment While some landlords may scale back their portfolios in response to tighter regulations others may view the stability of Kennington’s rental market as a reason to stay invested The introduction of greener building standards and incentives for energy-efficient upgrades could also influence market dynamics Buyers who prioritise sustainability may be drawn to properties that meet higher environmental standards potentially driving demand for newer developments and well-maintained period homes A growing trend that could shape Kennington’s property market is the rise of co-living spaces and flexible housing solutions With London’s population becoming increasingly mobile and diverse community-oriented living arrangements is on the rise with its proximity to central London and strong transport links is well-positioned to benefit from this trend Developers are likely to explore opportunities to introduce co-living schemes and flexible housing models to cater to young professionals and transient populations the introduction of such schemes could diversify Kennington’s property offerings providing buyers and investors with new opportunities to explore alternative property types As market conditions continue to evolve, buyers and sellers in Kennington will benefit from the insights and expertise of local Kennington property experts and local nuances can help guide clients through a changing landscape identifying high-potential investment opportunities experienced property experts will play a pivotal role in helping clients achieve their goals Engaging with local professionals will ensure that buyers and sellers stay ahead of emerging trends and make informed decisions Kennington’s property market is poised for stability and gradual growth and improving infrastructure positions the area for long-term success While short-term fluctuations are inevitable the underlying fundamentals of Kennington’s market remain solid this means that investing in Kennington offers both lifestyle benefits and strong potential for capital appreciation the steady rental demand and rising property values create an appealing prospect for long-term returns The future of Kennington’s property market looks promising with a blend of tradition and modernity driving sustained demand As trends shift towards sustainable living Kennington is well-equipped to adapt and thrive and homeowners alike can look forward to a positive outlook supported by ongoing regeneration and strong local amenities By staying informed and seeking guidance from local experts stakeholders in the Kennington property market can maximise their opportunities over the next five years Sign up to get LondonDaily.News delivered to your inbox The ad-free version is ready for purchase on iOS mobile app today we couldn't find 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Picture by Darren Howe Kennington Primary School's soccer team will take plenty of confidence and a brilliant qualifying record to the state finals in September Sudoku and TriviaAll articles from the other regional websites in your areaContinueThe team has been unstoppable through the divisional and regional rounds This rampaging team has finally broken through for KPS which has always had a strong soccer program but struggled to get past the regional stage The state finals are set for Wednesday and KPS is preparing to take on some of the state's best But if their record through the Bendigo divisional competition and then as the Loddon Mallee representative team in the regional finals held in Swan Hill is anything to go by KPS physical education teacher and team manager Bree Bentley said the team's ability to play as a unit was a big reason for their success "The boys have trained as a group twice a week for a couple of months now so they're working really well together and have a great game sense," Bentley said but considering they all come from different clubs and age groups they've done a great job forming a cohesive team "They understand if someone has moved out of position to cover an opposition player they need to fill that hole so there's a good awareness of where each other are on the pitch." While Bentley believes they are up for the big challenge she said they have already made their school proud and now it's going to be a big challenge going up against some of the metro areas," Bentley said "But I think they're up for the challenge and will represent our school well "They have a fun time together and are a good group of kids to take out of school "They play hard but respect the other teams and referees The team is a mixture of year five and six students. Latest in your inboxView allDaily Lambeth Council plans to trial a Kennington Triangle Healthy Neighbourhood to reduce road danger improve air quality and make the area more pleasant as a place to live or work The council will begin speaking to residents businesses and other stakeholders over the next month and will use the feedback to produce the initial proposals for the Kennington Triangle Healthy Neighbourhood The scheme proposal covers the area containing the Imperial War Museum and The Cinema Museum A trial is expected to be launched later this year for the council to monitor traffic data and gather community feedback before evaluating the overall success of the scheme The council will be holding a series of ‘Walk and Talks’ in the neighbourhood between now and April 10 where local people and community groups can share their views on the proposals cabinet member for Clean Air and Sustainable Lambeth said: “Over the next few weeks the council will be speaking to the community to find out exactly what they want to see as part of this new Healthy Neighbourhood trial “We want people to tell us what they want improved in their local area as part of this scheme whether it’s more trees and greenery or reduced road danger The Kennington Triangle Healthy Neighbourhood will be tailored to the needs of the community It is aimed at making it safer for walking scooting and wheeling by reducing vehicle through-traffic and speeds It will make the use of public space in the neighbourhood fairer for local people including the majority in Lambeth who do not own a private vehicle The scheme is an update to Lambeth’s Healthy Streets programme which uses interventions and public space improvements to help make neighbourhoods safer The Kennington Triangle Healthy Neighbourhood was put forward after receiving feedback from members of the public on two nearby proposed Healthy Neighbourhoods in Walnut Tree Walk and Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens Cllr Chowdhury added: “We have come forward with these plans for Kennington Triangle Healthy Neighbourhood after undertaking prioritisation analysis of Lambeth neighbourhoods and listening to the concerns of local people “We will look to launch a trial to understand the potential for addressing these issues through a scheme like this “Healthy Neighbourhoods can help rebalance local streets I look forward to looking at the feedback over the next couple of months and working with the community to come up with designs for the initial trial period.” For more informaiton visit the Kennington Triangle Healthy Neigbhourhood page updates and opportunities and stay updated on what's happening in Lambeth Get email updates about things happening in Lambeth Explore our topics and pick the ones that matter to you We will print, address, stamp and mail your card for you. Don't worry! We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file. If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money. The family of James Decker Kennington created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories. Services for James Decker Kennington, 88, of Tyler,... Kennington Primary School will have a new kindergarten operating by term one of 2026 a move that will help address tight demand for pre-school places in the city Sudoku and TriviaAll articles from the other regional websites in your areaContinueThe school is set to have one of eight new kinders to be co-located at government schools across the state Principal Travis Eddy said there was strong local demand for kindergarten places despite the suburb already being served by a kinder "It's really difficult for people to get a spot that's near their home," he said "We still have a number of families that live in our catchment whose children go to kinder all over Bendigo." Mr Eddy also said a kinder onsite would make the school transition programs even smoother Kennington Primary School principal Travis Eddy (centre) welcomes the new kinder to be located at the school He said the Victorian School Building Authority is yet to work out the exact location on the site of the kinder which is understood to be for three and four-year-olds The capacity of the kinder has also yet to be confirmed but Mr Eddy said it would be determined by the size of the building The Bendigo Advertiser contacted the State Government for details on the timeline of the new build and its capacity but had not received a response by deadline Kennington is already served by two early learning centres Shine Bright Kennington and the Helen Jessen Early Learning Centre There is also a childcare centre near Edwards Street The chief executive officer of Shine Bright Early Years Manager who run 40 kindergartens across Central and Northern Victoria was "extremely supportive" of the new build "Enrolment volumes are strong in the Bendigo region and this new infrastructure will help support the growing demand in the region and across Victoria broadly," Richie Evans said He anticipated there would be no changes to Shine Bright Kennington's service due to the new infrastructure showed enrolments for Bendigo kindergartens had already reached around 90 per cent of capacity for 2025 that's where the pressure and the stress probably is because you've got to be quick to get your spots in terms of getting your kindergarten of choice," he said "Not everyone will get their first preference and sometimes they might not even get their second preference." 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Picture by Thea PetrassA man has been fined after he dropped a lit cigarette from his car on Sternberg Street Sudoku and TriviaAll articles from the other regional websites in your areaContinueA witness reported the Spring Gully man after they saw him drop the burning cigarette butt from his Holden ute on Wednesday EPA Victoria fined the man, and he chose to take the case to the Bendigo Magistrates' Court The man was charged with unlawfully depositing dangerous litter was proven The man was not convicted under the condition he made a $350 donation to the CFA Cigarette butts were the most common litter and lit cigarettes were recognised as a common cause of grass and bushfires They had the same risk to people's homes and safety as intentional fires they often found heir way through drains into local waterways Members of the public can report littering from vehicles at epa.vic.gov.au/report-pollution/report-litter-from-vehicles but we don't want to lose 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m site at 250 St Aidans Road is part of Victoria’s Big Housing Build.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe site currently has six buildings with 30 independent-living units which would increase to 84 under the plans.\u0026nbsp;\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAffordable Housing Solutions is the applicant listed on the documents submitted to the Victorian Department of Transport and Planning.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe plans by E Plus Architecture propose the 84 affordable homes for residents aged 55 years and over on the site about 3km south-east of Bendigo’s CBD.\u0026nbsp;\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThere would be 64 one-bedroom homes and 20 two-bedroom homes in a mix of apartments and townhouses across four of the buildings.\u003cbr\u003e\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eBuilding A would be three storeys high with 42 one-bedroom apartments Building B would be two storeys high with 10 one-bedroom apartments and six two-bedroom apartments and Building C would be two storeys high with four one-bedroom 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took just a handful of hours to emerge on Saturday night the Coalition’s failure to sway voters has come under intense scrutiny.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIts lack of policies around property that resonated with voters has been a large part of that criticism.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAmong those policies was a $5-billion infrastructure program to unlock up to 500,000 new homes was greeted with no small amount of scepticism.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe Coalition also campaigned on its previously revealed plan to allow first home buyers to draw down on their superannuation giving access to up to $50,000 to help fund mortgage deposits.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eWhile that proposal had won some support it got the thumbs down from many of Australia’s top economists who said the measure could prove highly inflationary among other issues.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eSimilarly its plan to allow mortgage interest for first home buyers to be tax-deductible was roundly criticised for its likely inflationary and regressive effects.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIt has also been pointed out that the Coalition’s rejection of the Green’s policies around housing supply affordable housing and help for renters did it no favours.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe ALP went to the polls spruiking an extension of schemes introduced during its previous term including a $10-billion promise for its first-home buyers’ scheme to encourage 100,000 more homes.\u0026nbsp;\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIt also had its Help to Buy shared equity scheme under which the Government pays up to 40 per cent of the house price to point to.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIf it was these policies per se or the lack of detail and depth to the Coalition’s the nation's ready for the Albanese government to act.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003e\u003c/span\u003e\u003c/div\u003e\u003c/div\u003e\u003cp\u003eWhat is clear been endorsed to follow through on its policies and fix the crisis that is crippling the Australian property sector.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAs Urban Taskforce Australia chief executive\u0026nbsp;Tom\u0026nbsp;Forrest has pointed out it is time for the Federal Government to get back to work.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003e“Housing affordability and housing supply featured large during the campaign,” Forrest said.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003e“The key now is for the Government to strike while the iron’s hot.\u0026nbsp;\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003e“If legislation is needed to support the delivery of Labor’s $10-billion 100,000 new homes commitment—then pass it through the parliament now and get on with it.”\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe states have made many changes to how they enable home development The Federal Government’s support of that is crucial to its success material supply assistance or any other factor that affects getting homes out of the ground.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThis has been a pivotal election Then Cities for Total Fan Immersion\",\"slug\":\"billionaire-arsenal-rams-denver-nuggets-sports-anchored-precincts\",\"datePublished\":\"2025-04-30T00:00+10:00\",\"tags\":[],\"summary\":\"Why your next home might be stadium-adjacent; sports are the hook Vincent Care Community Housing has filed the plans for the five-block social housing project on its site at Kennington The project put forward for the 18,211sq m site at 250 St Aidans Road is part of Victoria’s Big Housing Build The site currently has six buildings with 30 independent-living units which would increase to 84 under the plans Affordable Housing Solutions is the applicant listed on the documents submitted to the Victorian Department of Transport and Planning The plans by E Plus Architecture propose the 84 affordable homes for residents aged 55 years and over on the site There would be 64 one-bedroom homes and 20 two-bedroom homes in a mix of apartments and townhouses across four of the buildings Building A would be three storeys high with 42 one-bedroom apartments Building B would be two storeys high with 10 one-bedroom apartments and six two-bedroom apartments and Building C would be two storeys high with four one-bedroom apartments and 12 two-bedroom apartments There would be 10 two-bedroom townhouses in Building D a kitchen and an outdoor area with a pergola There are also 84 carparking spaces plannd as well as and 89 bicycle storage spaces The project would be carried out in four stages with the construction of Building A and the relocation of the current residents into new apartments as the first stage Demolition of buildings on the site would occur in the second stage with the construction of buildings B and C The third stage would include the construction of Building D and demolition of existing buildings and the community hub will be built in the fourth stage Strath Activity Centre with a shopping centre Bendigo Town Centre is 3km to the north-east The Big Housing Build is the Victorian government’s program to create more affordable and social housing near amenities and transport across the state Vincent Care plans to make all 84 homes affordable and will partner with Homes Victoria on the project If you still have problems, try contacting us and we'll do what we can to help you. 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[…] You must be logged in to post a comment Traffic restrictions could be introduced in more streets in Kennington under plans revealed by Lambeth council Consultation has begun with residents and businesses living in the Kennington Triangle about possible changes to reduce traffic and speeds in roads The area covered by the proposed scheme includes the Imperial War Museum and the Cinema Museum After an initial period of consultation finishes in April the council will draw up detailed plans for any traffic restrictions They will then come into force through a trial lasting between six and 18 months During this period data will be collected by the council and compared with pre-trial statistics to monitor how effective any restrictions have been in improving safety for pedestrians and cyclists include ensuring residents can access their homes when needed and encouraging people to walk and cycle more Depending on feedback received from residents the traffic restrictions could then be implemented permanently “Healthy neighbourhoods can help rebalance local streets who is keen to hear more from residents about potential new restrictions (Picture: Lambeth council) Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" rewritten or redistributed without permission https://www.grenadastar.com/fredda-lee-shelton-kennington Click here for additional copyright information about this article Local news coverage is critical for a strong and vibrant community local publications are dying because of monopolistic Big Tech Over 30% of all newspapers are expected to close within the next three years Help support local news by making a donation today You would be supporting a local institution founded upon principles of integrity and strong editorial standards and have roots embedded in our local community Arrest made in Shondra May murder Suspect had served time for similar crime in Missouri Realtime Radar Hourly Forecast 7-Day Forecast Based on data from National Weather Service and OpenWeather If you are an existing Print subscriber click HERE for your login info you can also easily register or login with an existing Google you can also easily use an existing Google User Help/Support Page aprestridge@grenadastar.com © Copyright 2025 The Grenada Star, 355 W. Monroe St. - Grenada, MS 38901  | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy Police are appealing for witnesses after a collision in Kennington left a man with life-threatening injuries on Kennington Lane at about 3.20pm yesterday (Wednesday The rider stopped at the scene and was also taken to hospital with minor injuries The pedestrian’s family has been informed and is being supported by specialist officers Detectives from the Roads and Transport Policing Command are leading the investigation.  They would like to speak with anyone who witnessed the collision or captured it on dash cam Anyone with information is asked to call police on 101 quoting CAD 4458/18Dec We'll never send you spam or share your email address Find out more in our Privacy Policy Joan Twelves has run the Kennington Park Community Centre since 2017 Kennington residents are at loggerheads over plans to redevelop two community hubs on their estate wants to bulldoze a building occupied by a local arts group on the Kennington Park estate and replace it with social housing and new community space would also see the estate’s adjacent community centre refurbished and a new courtyard created to connect the two buildings Former Lambeth Council leader Joan Twelves says the development will give the building a much needed facelift and improve facilities for local people But the plans have met fierce resistance from Shannon McNab who runs Oval Arts Depot (OAD) out of the building next door which is due to be demolished under Hyde’s plans A petition she launched opposing the proposed development has racked up over 1,100 signatures and posters against the plans are stuck up around the estate which is located next to the Oval cricket ground Speaking to the Local Democracy Reporting Service last week (December 16) Joan said she was saddened at the opposition to the scheme It’s really sad that Shannon does not want to get involved with us We think it’s important that the community centre is working and running and does not have doors that don’t open and toilets that don’t block There’s a lot of the building that’s crumbling “Hyde is investing millions into refurbishing this site It’s partly because we have been successful that Hyde wants to invest in it [the centre] However Shannon is concerned at the loss of the OAD as a space to run various clubs and groups Shannon was unable to speak to the LDRS about her opposition to Hyde’s plans owing to back-to-back community pantomime shows she has been involved in during the run-up to Christmas But she directed the LDRS to her petition against the scheme and a video about a summer party she organised for local kids at the OAD and the community centre this year she says: “What do you do if you have no place to run a summer club like this I don’t understand where you’re supposed to go.” Joan said she had leased the community centre from Hyde since 2017 and raised money from letting the space to local groups Cash raised through hiring out the building allowed the centre to fund initiatives such as its Monday Lunch Clubs which provide local people with a free hot meal When the LDRs visited the centre last week Dominique Marshall — who runs £5 weekly Zumba classes at the centre — was stuck outside the building because the front door had jammed quickly arrived with a can of WD-40 in hand and was able to force open the door But in conversation inside the centre later Joan pointed to the incident as exactly the reason why she supports Hyde’s plans to refurbish the building and redevelop the wider site But Shannon’s petition calls on Lambeth Council to refuse Hyde’s plans to demolish the OAD but it also incorrectly states that the housing association intends to demolish the community centre It goes on to incorrectly say that Hyde proposes to build ‘commercial flats’ on the site whereas the planning application says the eight planned homes will be at social rents she describes the potential closure of OAD as a ‘terrible blow to so many people’ adding that many of the kids who attend activities come from families with ‘disrupted home lives’ and living in poverty Shannon has invested £60,000 of her own cash into the project over her three years occupying the due-to-be-demolished building Caught in the middle of the women’s disagreement is Alex Wolfenden who has run coffee stall Sexi Coffi outside the OAD building since 2022 will have to leave the site if Hyde’s plans go ahead But he said the housing association has suggested he may be able to set up a new cafe on the ground floor of the planned new building when it is finished Speaking to the LDRS over a flat white last Thursday (December 19) he said: “I’m trying to stay positive about it but until I see it in writing I’m not getting my hopes up If they had come in and said ‘everybody needs to get out’ [it would be different] but they have not “I know residents aren’t very happy about [the plans] because of the [loss of] light and the building works Alex added that he had made arrangements to relocate his stall across the road to the Montgomery Hall Community Centre in April when he is expected to vacate the current site by Hyde Lambeth Council will make a decision on the housing association’s plans at a yet undisclosed date building work is expected to begin in 2025 A spokesperson for Hyde said: “Communities are just as important as the homes we build which is why we’re investing in Kennington Park Community Centre (KPCC) “KPCC provides vital services for the area It’s used by community groups including theatre groups dance classes and for children’s activities and parties “The design has been part of a thorough consultation process including a public consultation in March 2024 and collaboration with the trustees of the community centre to refine the design.” another larger Housing Association “group” in five years time Another entity with no interest in the estate or maintaining this provision Lambeth is inviting residents to submit their views on the Neighbourhood Plan for Kennington which affects the three wards and the southernmost part of the Waterloo & South Bank ward includes policies seeking to identify and protect open spaces and local views within the area that are important to the local community The plan also proposes a series of measures to help improve air quality The content of the Plan is being consulted at the moment in accordance with Regulation 16 of the Neighbourhood Planning (General) Regulations 2012 Public consultation will run for a period of six weeks until Monday residents will be able to view the following key documents: Hard copies of each of these documents are also available to inspect at: Representations can be submitted using the online survey or via email to planningpolicy@lambeth.gov.uk If you decide to submit your representation via email please state the following in the email’s subject: ‘KOV draft Neighbourhood Plan consultation – Representation’ followed by the name of your organisation or your initials if you are an individual Council officers will process the representations received and forward them to an independent Examiner who will be responsible for the running of the next stage in the preparation of the Neighbourhood Plan The Examiner will take all representations into consideration before deciding whether the Plan can be adopted Police officers on patrol came upon the collision on Wednesday afternoon News | Crime Get our award-winning daily news email featuring exclusive stories I would like to be emailed about offers, event and updates from Evening Standard. Read our privacy notice A pedestrian is fighting for life after being hit by a motorbike in south London The man, in his 50s, was seriously injured on Kennington Lane, near Vauxhall Metropolitan Police officers on patrol came upon the collision at about 3.20pm on Wednesday London Ambulance Service also attended and took the pedestrian to hospital with life-threatening injuries His family have been informed and are being supported by specialist officers The rider stopped at the scene and was also taken to hospital for treatment to minor injuries Road closures remain in place while officers examine the scene Four bus services are diverted away from the A3 Kennington Park Road London Assembly member Marina Ahmad wrote on X, formerly Twitter: “Sad to hear of an accident this afternoon My best wishes to the seriously injured pedestrian.” Detectives from the Met’s Roads and Transport Policing Command are leading the investigation David Jason ‘full of anticipation’ to watch Only Fools And Horses The Musical among three arrested over double shooting in east London Teen threatened to ‘do it again’ after killing schoolgirl Project launches in London to help migrants 'securely' report abuse Anyone with information is asked to call police via 101 quoting CAD 4458/18Dec VE Day 2025 flypast and parade LIVE: Crowds line the Mall as 80th anniversary commemorations begin Crowds line the Mall as VE Day celebrations begin David Beckham’s 50th birthday bash in London 'shut down' by council over noise complaints David Beckham’s 50th birthday bash 'shut down' over noise complaints UK tourists face major travel shake-up as Dubai airport set to close Revealed: The real reason Brooklyn Beckham snubbed dad David’s 50th birthday amid family feud Revealed: Why Brooklyn Beckham snubbed dad David’s 50th birthday What time is World Snooker Championship final today TV channel and live stream for Zhao Xintong vs Mark Williams The element requested is either not valid or does not exist A landlord operating an unlicensed House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) in Hillingdon Street Kennington has been found guilty at Croydon Magistrates’ Court and ordered to pay a total of £4,272 Mr Justice Arifa Smart was the owner and landlord of a property in Hillingdon Street SE17 which was inspected by Southwark Council and found to be operating as an unlicenced House in Multiple Occupation (HMO).   Mr Smart failed to respond to requests by Southwark Council to provide information or alternatively to apply for a licence and as such the council decided to refer the matter for prosecution Mr Smart was found guilty at Croydon Magistrates’ Court on 8 January 2025 He failed to attend the sentencing hearing on 20 January where he was fined a total of £1,980 for the failure to license his property failure to produce documentation and failure to provide information relating to the occupation of the property He was also subject to a victim surcharge of £792 and costs of £1,500 Landlords of unlicensed properties can also be made the subject of a Rent Repayment Order if the tenants of an unlicensed property make a request to the First Tier Tribunal This can result in the landlord being ordered to repay the tenants up to 12 months rent Southwark’s Cabinet Member for Community Safety & Neighbourhoods “Unscrupulous landlords have no place in Southwark This case sends a clear message that we will not tolerate rogue landlords who ignore their legal responsibilities and put tenants in harms way “Tenants deserve to live in safe conditions and we are committed to upholding our licensing requirements  We urge all landlords to comply with the law or face the consequences.“ Landlords unsure how to ensure compliance with local authority mandatory HMO, additional and selective licensing schemes can contact London Property Licensing for simple, impartial and expert advice (details here) Our free guide containing more information about property licensing and HMO planning restrictions in Southwark is available here For all the latest news and events, you can sign up for the free London Property Licensing newsletter here. Sudoku and TriviaAll articles from the other regional websites in your areaContinueThe Poor Clares Colettines - an order of cloistered nuns who spend their days in silent prayer and contemplation - have been at their Kennington monastery since 1965 But with only three sisters left in Bendigo they decided it was time to move to larger communities will be moving to Campbelltown in Sydney's south-west Mother Anthony and Sister Clare will join a community in Roswell Bishop of Sandhurst Shane Mackinlay held a service on Wednesday night to thank the Poor Clares Colettines "Your contemplative presence among us has been a great witness to all of us a great model of Christian discipleship," Bishop Mackinlay said "The people of Bendigo and the people throughout the diocese have greatly appreciated your hospitality in sharing your liturgical life with us "Many people in the community will be very sad to see the three sisters The time that people have spent visiting you regularly in the parlour has been cherished." Bishop Mackinlay presented each of the sisters with a memento book prepared by Kennington parish priest Father Andrew Fewings and diocesan archivist Dr Donna Bailey The sisters gifted Bishop Mackinlay with an icon of Saint Clare of Assisi Mother Anthony said they would never stop praying for the people of Sandhurst although we won't be here in the diocese in a physical sense Our journalists work hard to provide local This is how you can continue to access our trusted content: Journalist covering courts and general news at the Bendigo Advertiser