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'Big cat' attacks man in
garden
22/03/05
A man has been attacked by a large cat-like animal
which jumped out from bushes in his garden in Sydenham Park during the
night.
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Family asks for axe murder
review
10/03/05
The family of a murdered private investigator is to
seek a judicial review of a Home Office decision not to hold a public inquiry
into his death.
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Fears grow for missing
schoolboy
24/01/05
Police are keen to trace Jerome Nelson, a
15-year-old schoolboy, who has not been seen since Friday. He was expected to
return home to Sydenham in the evening but never did.
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No inquiry on private eye murder
13/12/04
A family's calls for a public inquiry into the
murder of a private investigator have been turned down. Daniel Morgan, who was
37, was killed with an axe in a pub car park in Sydenham in 1987, but his
killer has never been found.
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Body found in burnt out vehicle
10/11/04
Fire engine Police are appealing for witnesses to
the blaze The body of what is believed to be a 45-year-old man was found by
Surrey Fire and Rescue in the remains of a burnt out van. It is believed to be
that of a Sydenham man recently reported missing.
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Thumbprints access health records
15/09/04
Patients are accessing their medical records by
scanning their thumbprints at their GP surgery. The technology is being tested
to give more patients access to their records and speed up doctors'
appointments. It has now been trialled by the Wells Park Practice in Sydenham
for several months.
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Palace photos bought for
£13,500
25/08/04
A collection of rare images of Crystal
Palace dated from the late 1850s has been sold at an auction for £13,500.
Bought by English Heritage, the pictures show the palace after it was relocated
from Hyde Park to Sydenham Hill.
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Stolen harp is returned to
owner
12/05/04
A rare harp worth £27,000 has been
returned to its owner days after it was stolen as she unloaded her car. The
Obermayer harp was taken from outside her house in Sydenham. It was found in
Home Park, Sydenham, and has been returned to its owner.
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