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WALTHAMSTOW: Moving tributes left at murder site
Updated 1:08pm Wednesday 27th August 2008
FRIENDS and family have left moving tributes to murdered teenager Charles Junior ‘CJ’ Hendricks on railings at Walthamstow Central bus station, near where he died.
WALTHAMSTOW: Robbery terrifies bakery staff
Updated 12:02pm Wednesday 27th August 2008
ROBBERS held up a bakery, stole cash from the safe and subjected staff to a terrifying ordeal. Staff at the Percy Ingle shop in Wood Street thought the raiders had a knife.
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WANSTEAD: Families left in squalor by ceiling collapse
Updated 1:22pm Wednesday 27th August 2008
FAMILIES living in a row of council flats are furious following the collapse of several of their ceilings due to damp – even though they first warned Redbridge Council about the problem nearly 40 years ago.
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Pay settlements rising - report
Updated 1:22am Thursday 28th August 2008
Rising inflation has led to a wider spread of pay deals, with higher settlements increasing to 4.5% in recent months, according to a new report.
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