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Avon Place mural unveiled

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By Henry VIII, Steven G. Ball, Neil Coyle MP, Ian McNaught
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A colourful new mural in an alleyway off Borough High Street has been officially unveiled by Neil Coyle MP and Captain Ian McNaught of Trinity House. The mural was painted in 2014, the 500th anniversary of Trinity House which was granted a royal charter by Henry VIII The Trinity Newington Residents' Association led the project to brighten up Avon Place, a narrow passageway between Borough High Street and Swan Street.
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The Great Get Together Bankside returns for second year

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By Maureen Lynch, Neil Coyle MP
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Hundreds of people came to Union Street and Redcross Way on Sunday to enjoy the second annual Great Get Together Bankside.
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Business minister agrees to meet Borough Market traders

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By James Hatts Verified, Neil Coyle MP
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Business minister Margot James has agreed to meet Borough Market traders whose livelihoods have been affected by the recent terrorist attack. Ms James's commitment came in response to a question tabled by Neil Coyle MP. Bermondsey & Old Southwark Labour MP Neil Coyle tabled a question to business secretary Greg Clark urging him to meet Borough Market traders "to discuss their business needs in the aftermath of the recent terror attack which forced those businesses to close temporarily".
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