After the very enjoyable and entertaining party on Friday night, it seems that Your Lord once again succumbed to the demon brandy that he holds so dear. Late this afternoon, Lady P. visited the doctor for the results of a blood test that she underwent
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PUPILS at a school which suffered severe fire damage have been relocated. Schoolchildren of Bishop John Robinson Church of England Primary School in Thamesmead will now study at Discovery School in Battery Road. Year 5 and 6 pupils will
Winner of one pair of premier dining tickets: Maurice A Terrell, West Wickham. Winner of one pair of standard tickets: Lizzie Butler, SE18.
TWO men from south-east London have been given jail sentences totalling 17 years after a string of violent robberies. Leroy Wilkinson, aged 29, and 33-year-old Victor Iniodu were jailed at Kingston Crown Court today (November 3) along with
With triple-glazed windows, solar panels, and enough insulation to keep the North Pole warm, does this terraced house herald the future of green living? Reporter Matthew Jenkin finds out. A QUIET suburban street is the location of a house which is
An autumn fair takes place at St George’s, Beckenham, on November 15 from 10am to 4pm. Free entry. There will be a myriad of stalls including craft items, Christmas cards, homemade cakes and preserves, calendars, toiletries, bric-a-brac, plants, music
First prize of £250: Peter Meyers, Bromley. Second prize of £150: Mrs M Hand, Penge. Third prize of £100: Cassie Kay, Bexleyheath.
Thamesmead dropped another three vital Ryman League points in torrential rain at Leyton on Saturday. New Thamesmead Town keeper Tony Kessell didn’t get off to the best of starts, as he failed to prevent Valenti's in swinging corner from crossing
At a time when our daily intake of news is flooded with concerns about the current risk of an ever looming recession and fears about the effects of this credit crunch, spend-happy teens can’t see what all the fuss is about. Luckily we remain
A DVD about knife crime and a documentary about poverty in Africa have seen two groups of students nominated for a regional award. The Natwest Community Impact Award recognises the team of students on a Prince’s Trust course in the south east
RESIDENTS have less than three weeks left to have their say about where new gipsy spaces should be put. The South East England Regional Assembly (SEERA) wants to hear from residents about the 10-year targets for spaces and how they should be
FROM this week, Bexley parents will be able to apply online for places for their children at the borough’s primary schools. Bexley has become the first London Borough to trial a new system which will mean parents will not have to provide physical
BOY band JLS are overjoyed at their continued success in TV talent contest The X Factor and have topped the charts with a single in aid of wounded soldiers. JLS are competing against seven remaining acts in ITV1’s The X Factor and are celebrating
A 39-YEAR-OLD woman has received someone else’s bank details in the post, in the form of a cheque. Only last week the News Shopper reported on a similar incident where a teenager had received the bank details of another student’s in the post
A 37-YEAR-OLD man’s leg was broken when he was attacked outside Lewisham police station yesterday (November 2). The man also sustained a head injury during the incident at the bus stop outside the station. An ambulance was called to the scene in Lewisham
Dartford 3-3 Oxford City THIS entertaining tie was heavily influenced by weather, which started as drizzle but ended up as an icy wind-backed monsoon which rendered the turf sodden and the goalmouths as consistent as workhouse gruel. Despite this
Horsham 1-2 Cray Wanderers CRAY battled through to the next round of the FA Trophy when they overcame Ryman Premier opponents Horsham during heavy rain in Sussex. Both of Cray's goals came from set-pieces, starting with Tony Dolby's expertly-placed
RESIDENTS and workers got into the spirit of the season by dressing up for Halloween. Mummies, devils and witches were all walking the streets of Swanscombe on October 31 as staff from hair salon, Headstart, Milton Road, Swanscombe, and The Ship Inn
Worcester City 0-1 Welling United WELLING United visited Worcester City on Saturday, keen on avenging their recent home defeat. The hosts, however, wanted to complete their first double of the season at windy St Georges Lane. Andy Ford’s side lined
PASSENGERS escaped serious injury when a double decker bus collided with a car in Woolwich. An ambulance crew was called to the scene in Hillreach but no patients needed to be treated. One bus passenger says this was due to the driver
Bromley 2-3 St Albans City DESPITE two second half goals from Nic McDonnell, Bromley suffered another defeat at rain swept Hayes Lane on Saturday, going down by the odd goal in five to St Albans City. The visitors started well and
HUNDREDS of teenage revellers left a family home in ruins after hearing about a party on the internet. Joanna Zell, 16, had invited a small group of her closest friends to a party at her house in Southborough Road, Bickley, on Thursday (October
THE Sports Investor Bet of the Day is a three point each way bet on horse number three Moon Crystal in the 3.20 at Wolverhampton at odds of around 6/1. Trained by Ed Dunlop, and with soon to be crowned champion Ryan Moore on board, this three-year-old
A DELEGATION of pensioners has travelled to London to protest at the way the credit crunch is hitting their quality of life. The group from the borough’s Pensioners’ Forum went to the House of Commons to lobby Bexleyheath and Crayford MP David Evennett
A CHURCH school is celebrating after being given top marks by inspectors Ofsted. St Michael’s CofE School in Wrotham Road, Welling, has just undergone two inspections and passed both with flying colours. Inspectors judged the school
A NEW website has been launched by Transport for London allowing people to share their ideas on how to make London a better place. And the first topic for debate and discussion is people’s behaviour on public transport. New social networking site
THE pioneering work done at Queen Mary’s Hospital, Sidcup, for servicemen badly disfigured during the First World War was featured in a BBC television programme at the weekend. Timewatch — The Last Day of World War One was one of a series of events commemorating
A 51-YEAR-OLD man was run over by his own car after it was stolen from his home. Steve Butcher was returning home from the shops in his son's car at 8.30pm on October 26 when he spotted his BMW being driven from his home's car park in Woodhill
SHAUN Derry believes keeping hold of Ben Watson could be the key to securing a play-off place this season at Selhurst Park. The on-going saga over Watson’s future has dragged on all summer but the midfield ace, who scored the Eagles’ equaliser against
NEIL Warnock was content after his side’s 1-1 draw against Sheffield Wednesday despite Crystal Palace failing to win in four attempts. The Eagles hit back in the second half through a Ben Watson penalty after Leon Clarke fired the visitors ahead early
A GROUP of children have enjoyed knocking down some pins as part of an activities scheme. Around 20 youngsters aged between eight years old and 16 years old attended a game of bowling on October 30 at AMF Bowling in Imperial Business Park, Westmill
BELEAGUERED Charlton boss Alan Pardew offered few excuses following Saturday’s abject 3-1 defeat against Barnsley. The loss against the Tykes plunged the sinking Addicks into the Championship drop zone and provoked a furious response from fans, with
Blackheath & Bromley's Senior Men continued their promising form in National competition when they finished in 11th place out of 151 finishing teams in the National Cross Country Relays at Mansfield. This was achieved despite being without
On this day in... 1843 – A statue of Nelson was hoisted to the top of the column in Trafalgar Square. 1957 – Jerry Lee Lewis released Great Balls of Fire. 1994 – The Government dropped plans to privatise the Post Office.
