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Russell Newell. Copner Way, North Peckham Estate, London 1985

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Multi-storey car park, Sainsbury's, Moncrieff Street, Peckham, 1983. From the Sainsbury Archive.

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Happened to have the back room in the Ivy House to myself one afternoon recently, a truly gorgeous little space

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Stepney the "Bluebell" engine will turn 150 years old soon, and @terrier55stepney has written a Railway Series-style book to celebrate! A new story is being released each week, counting down to Stepney's birthday.

I was asked to illustrate the first story and greatly enjoyed it 😁 Give it a listen!

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In spite of everything Harry did to destroy his brother's reputation, England's appreciation for William has only grown stronger.

"That's something I can give to them."- Princess Diana

"I love you, Bro!" crowd of young lads in Peckham

As William's vehicle departed The Prince of Peckham Pub (a community-led venue established in 2017 by Clement Ogbonnaya), excited young lads shouted, "I love you bro!"

Prince William's vehicle stopped, he reached his hand out of the window and shook one (1) young man's hand as the crowd cheered in celebration of William's small act of kindness.

Prince William couldn't have chosen a better way to honor his late mother, Princess Diana, who hoped that William would become a Prince with the ability to communicate authentic compassion to all people.

Well done Diana. Your son William reminds strangers that they are seen and valued; and like you, William endeavours to use his privilege and resources to uplift and to inspire, he is a true regent.

"Children, obey your parents in the Lord, for this is right. Honor your father and mother—which is the first commandment with a promise so that it may go well with you and that you may enjoy long life on the earth."