
London Road
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Initial release | June 12, 2015 |
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Directors | Rufus Norris |
Box office | 216,000 GBP |
Distributed by | Picturehouse |
Screenplay | Alecky Blythe |
Ratings | 4.1 |
Address | Shaftesbury Pl, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 4QS, United Kingdom |
Hours | Open 24 hours |
Phone | +44 345 127 2920 |
Sideways Ref. | London Road |
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ID | 2184708 |
About London Road
`London Road' documents the events that occurred in 2006, when the quiet rural town of Ipswich, Suffolk, was shattered by the discovery of the bodies of five women.
Sgt Matt Ratana: Coroner records verdict of unlawful killing

... PC Richard Davey, a probationer who carried out the search while his more experienced colleague, PC Samantha Still, assisted, admitted he " abandoned his training" and should have discovered the weapon during the arrest in London Road, Norbury...
Sgt Matiu Ratana: How did Louis De Zoysa shoot London custody officer?

... At just after 01:30 BST, PC Rich Davey and PC Samantha Still saw Louis De Zoysa walking along London Road in Norbury in south London with a small brown duffle bag, and decided to stop him...
Sgt Matiu Ratana: Murder accused pointed gun at police officer, trial told

... It told the jury that: " On Friday 25 September 2020, Louis de Zoysa was walking along London Road, in Norbury...
Jermaine Cools: Teenager pleads guilty to murder of boy, 14

... The defendant, who cannot be named due to his age, previously admitted possessing a knife in London Road on the same date...
West Cowick woman charged with murder after fatal stabbing

... Paul Hanson, 54, died in hospital after he was found injured at the property in Little London Road in West Cowick, near Snaith, on 28 December...
Just Stop Oil protesters slow traffic on the Strand in London

...A protest by a small group of Just Stop Oil activists has slowed traffic on a central London Road, causing tailbacks...
Essex Police make 83 arrests as oil terminals blocked

... The force said 63 were held on Friday following protests in Oliver Road, Grays, London Road, Purfleet, and Askew Farm Lane, Grays...
London violence: Children as young as 10 fear being stabbed

... Mr Nzita, who works in community engagement, was at a cash machine on Croydon s London Road when he was approached from behind and shoved over a knee-high wall by a teenager...
Essex Police make 83 arrests as oil terminals blocked
More Than 80 people have been arrested as Climate Change protesters continued to block oil terminals.
Activists from Just Stop Oil said they had obstructed access to a tanker park and revealed an underground network of tunnels at two oil terminals in Essex.
The protesters are demanding the UK government stops new oil and gas projects.
Essex Police said 83 people were arrested for a variety of offences after protests in the Thurrock area.
The Force said 63 were held on Friday following protests in Oliver Road, Grays, London Road , Purfleet, and Askew Farm Lane, Grays.
Twenty people were arrested on Saturday at Oliver Road and Stoneness Road, Grays, with officers " continuing to engage" with protesters at both sites, and at Purfleet.
The Bbc is not responsible for the content of external sites.Assistant Chief Constable Rachel Nolan said: " Our officers are continuing to work in exceptionally challenging circumstances with a view to bringing these protests to a safe and swift conclusion.
" I would like to thank businesses, local drivers and workers for their continued patience whilst we carry out our work. "
The Just Stop Oil activists said Saturday Morning 's Tunnel activity at Grays and Purfleet meant the main and emergency access roads to the oil terminals were closed.
The activists said Titan Truck Park in Grays contained More Than 100 oil tankers which service the three major oil terminals in the area.
It Comes after in the Early Hours of Friday, to stand against " expanding UK oil and gas production".
Protesters glued themselves on to roads and locked on to oil drums and each other.
ExxonMobil UK, one of the country's largest privately-owned underground oil pipeline distribution networks, said it shut down three of its terminals as a result, and police from at least five forces were deployed to tackle the demonstrations.
The Met arrested 14 activists who broke into a facility at Bedfont Road in Staines, Surrey, and West Midlands Police arrested six people at a terminal in Tyburn, Birmingham.
Source of news: bbc.com