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Get your bedding ready for Glass Door’s sleep out to help the homeless

Get your bedding ready for Glass Door’s sleep out to help the homeless

This year, Glass Door Homeless Charity are launching their fourteenth annual sleep out – and this time it will coincide with World Homeless Day. A sleep out is a great way to raise money for the charity whilst also giving people a stark glimpse into the difficult life so many face on the streets of London every night. No doubt compounded by the cost-of-living crisis, homelessness in London is at a record high with Glass Door Homeless Charity...

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Pankhurst’s battle in Chelsea still echoes, thanks to a thoughtful resident’s plaque

Pankhurst’s battle in Chelsea still echoes, thanks to a thoughtful resident’s plaque

From Bob Marley to Oscar Wilde, George Elliott to Bram Stoker, Chelsea is blessed with close to 200 blue plaques, the second most in any London borough bar Westminster. For long the preserve of English Heritage there are now many other commemorative plaque schemes across London. Individuals too can join in the fun, researching and memorialising the history of their own home, place of work or street.   And now a striking new blue plaque has...

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The Chelsea Bun bake off begins the hunt for the hottest baker

The Chelsea Bun bake off begins the hunt for the hottest baker

Back for its eighth year, the World Chelsea Bun Awards are now only a month away. Whether you are professional or amateur, sweet-toothed or savoury-inclined, the popular Bun Awards – hosted annually by Royal Warrant-holders Partridges of Gloucester Road – are open to everyone, with a special section returning for Under 18s. What better way to celebrate the British classic Chelsea Bun than to pit contestants against each other, competing not...

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Read a letter from The Citizen’s founder and editor Rob McGibbon in which he explains the philosophy for his newspaper and how it will only live with sponsorship, advertising and philanthropic support.

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