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Officers from the Metropolitan Police were called to Streatham High Road at 4.06am this morning (December 24) with reports of an incident.

They were dispatched to the scene with paramedics from the London Ambulance Service, where a man was found with stab wounds.

He was treated at the scene before being taken to hospital.

We await an update of his condition.

Road closures remain in place at the scene as enquiries get underway.

There have been no arrests at this stage.

The work will affect trains from December 23 to December 27.

We have compiled all the details on these works so that you can plan your journey this festive week.

Monday, December 23:

All trains will run to an amended timetable.

Engineering work is taking place between Norwood Junction and London Bridge, closing some lines.

At the end of service on Monday evening, the 10.28pm train Uckfield to London Bridge will terminate at Oxted.

A replacement bus will run from Oxted to East Croydon.

Police have been pictured manning a cordon in place on the A23 Streatham Hill this evening (December 14).

It follows an earlier crash involving a bus and a cyclist at around 1.20pm.

Police were dispatched to the scene of the incident after being alerted to the crash and discovered the male cyclist injured.

He has since been taken to hospital where he remains fighting for his life.

The driver of the bus stopped at the scene.

The road closure will continue to impact a number of bus services and it is not yet clear when the road will reopen.

Officers from the Metropolitan Police were alerted to the crash in Streatham Hill A23 at around 1.20pm today (December 14).

The cyclist, a male, was found injured at the scene and was taken to hospital in a critical condition.

The driver of the bus stopped at the scene and there have been no arrests.

Enquiries into the circumstances surrounding the crash continue.

Road closures remain in place in the road headed northbound.

Transport for London (TfL) has confirmed that it is pressing ahead with planned changes to routes 45 and 59 despite widespread concern from local people in a consultation.

Route 45 currently runs between Elephant & Castle and Clapham via Camberwell and Brixton.

But its timetable will now be amended during February next year so that it instead travels between Camberwell and Morden.

The changes have been proposed so that the route can replace the 118 between Brixton and Morden, which will be scrapped at the same time.

Transport for London (TfL) has confirmed that the 118 bus route, which runs from Morden to Brixton, will be withdrawn from February 2025.

The decision follows a public consultation held between September 2 and October 13, 2024, which proposed changes to bus routes 45, 59, and 118.

TfL consultation report states: “The proposals aimed to simplify the bus network between Streatham, Brixton and Camberwell”.

During the consultation, TfL asked: "How would the proposed changes to routes 45, 59, and 118 impact you?”

The work will affect trains from December 7 (Saturday) and December 8 (Sunday).

We have compiled all the details on these works so that you can plan your journey this week.

Saturday and Sunday (December 7 and December 8):

Engineering work is taking place between Littlehampton and Barnham, Bognor Regis, and Chichester, closing all lines.

No Southern trains will run between Portsmouth Harbour and Southampton Central.

Trains will run between London stations and Brighton and Littlehampton and also between Chichester and Portsmouth Harbour.

The work will affect trains from December 2 through to December 6.

We have compiled all the details on these works so that you can plan your journey this week.

Monday to Friday (December 2 to December 6):

Engineering work is taking place between Balham and East Croydon via Selhurst, closing some lines.

From approximately 11.30pm until the end of service on Monday to Thursday, stopping trains will call at alternative platforms between Balham and East Croydon.

The Vale, on Greyhound Terrace, is a freehold public house with a single-bar operation on the ground floor.

The pub also has a darts area, outdoor seating, and space for a trade kitchen.

There is also domestic accommodation with two bedrooms on the first floor.

The Vale is a short walk from both Streatham Common Station and Eastfield Station.

James Davies, director and head of national agency at Fleurets, said: "The Vale is a great opportunity for buyers seeking a property in a densely populated area of south west London.