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Chris Packham joined a Brixton-based environmental charity as it plants its two millionth urban tree on 12 March. In a

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Twickenham families ushered in the Lunar New Year with a traditional dragon parade that went through the town and stopped at shops and restaurants on Sunday 15th February.

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A bookshop in Balham won London’s Independent Book Shop of the Year Award on Tuesday, after judging by a panel